Getting started with React and TypeScript
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Among the heavy hitters in the frontend web application frameworks, React, by the lovely engineers at Facebook, is easily one of the most popular ..read more
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Programmatically navigate with React Router (and Hooks)
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In this post you’ll learn how programmatically navigate with React Router v5+ and the new useHistory hook ..read more
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React DevTools: What is new in V4
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The React Developer Tools has been the go to place in the browser to inspect and debug React applications. The good news is that recently it got ev ..read more
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Active Inline NavLink Styles with React Router
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React Router provides the element for us to declaratively navigate around our applications, it renders an for us ..read more
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Handling 404 Routes in React with a Not Found component
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In this post you’ll learn how to handle 404 routes in React Router and provide a fallback component for displaying an imfamous 404 Page Not Found e ..read more
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Navigate to a URL with Query Strings (Search Params) in React Router
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React Router has a useSearchParams hook to help us read or update the query string of a route that’s active, but it doesn’t allow us to transition ..read more
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Active NavLink Classes with React Router
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React Router provides the element for us to declaratively navigate around our applications, it renders an for us ..read more
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Using Async Await Inside React's useEffect() Hook
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In this post you’ll learn how to use an async function inside your React useEffect hook. Perhaps you’ve been using the good old Promise syntax with ..read more
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Redirect Default or 404 Routes with React Router
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React Router provides the element for us to easily declare routes for rendering when a particular path matches in the URL. But let’s ..read more
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Getting Query Strings (Search Params) in React Router
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Reading Query Strings, otherwise known as Search Params, from the URL is a common practice in web application development and you’re going to learn ..read more
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