React: From Implementation to Deployment
When working with React, the eventual excitement lies in deploying your web application to the cloud. It's the moment you get to showcase your work to the world! This guide removes the mystery from deployment. In no time, you'll build a Docker image and deploy your React app to AWS ECS, transforming your local project into a professional and scalable cloud application.
DevOps for JavaScript Developers
React and GitLab, do they go together?
As a web developer, how can I use DevOps for myself? Where does DevOps begin and what does it involve? How do I design my daily routine to achieve the maximum benefit for software development and the warranty of application operation? This article shows how easily we can use React and GitLab to create a Single Page Application (SPA), test it, and put it into production.
What are React Server Components?
The year 2020 ended with a bang for React developers when just before Christmas, Facebook's React team unveiled the RFC for React Server Components. Even though Facebook itself talks about React Server Components still being the dream of the future, let's take a look at the topic in this article. React Server Components could become the biggest innovation for React developers since the introduction of Hooks.
React Hooks: React More Functional Than Ever
For a long time, it has been possible to create React components on the basis of classes or functions. With the newest version, functional approaches are clearly gaining more traction.
Write once, run everywhere: Building Desktop Apps with React and Electron
Writing a desktop application for a specific operating system is relatively easy nowadays. There are many development environments and libraries available for popular operating systems that can be used to create applications with graphical user interfaces with little effort. However, the programs created this way are not platform-independent. This is where Electron comes in as a promising solution.
Ready, set, React!
In recent years the React UI library has become a serious alternative to other established web frameworks, such as Angular, Ember, or Ext JS. If a decision had to be made today on the top option, React has a front row seat. But why exactly is this lightweight library so successful?