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A web application (web app) is an application program that is stored on a remote server and made available over the Internet through a browser interface. Web services by definition are web applications, though many, but not all, websites use web applications. Web applications can…
The New Wave of React State Management — It wouldn’t be a complete React Status if there wasn’t something about state management 😁 This (quite lengthy) article gives a sweeping overview, along with some history and opinion on the way, rather than presenting the capabilities…
Working with the File System from Node.js — Dr. Axel seems to be on a bit of a Node kick lately and comes back this week with a particularly deep dive on all things related to working with text files from Node, from simple reading…
Fetch data is a basic requirement of practically every React application. There are a variety of ways to fetch data in React, including the built-in Fetch API, Axios, async/await syntax, and others. We’ll look at some of these methods in detail. React components can simply…
An MDX, MJML & React Workflow for Building HTML Emails — We know perhaps better than most that creating HTML layouts that work in email clients is.. a tricky job! 😆 While we stay quite old school with our tooling, Josh deftly takes a more…
We are happy to announce an update of one of our first React Admin Templates – Sing App React and Light Blue React! What react admins are affected by the update? Current 5 React Admin boilerplates are affected by updates: What has changed? Now the…
With the increase in popularity of software development in the market, the adoption of its tools has also increased. Now, programmers prefer to use the right software developer tool while creating a solution for the client as it makes their lives easier. Besides, the right…
Using Web Streams in Node.js — Streams provide a handy abstraction for cleanly working with streaming data but Web Streams (a.k.a. WHATWG Streams) are a different, more broadly supported beast to classic Node.js streams. Dr. Axel starts from the basics but goes into a lot…