Posts about React
In this post, we look at two ways to consume APIs in React JS apps: the native Fetch API and the Axios library. Both let us send HTTP requests to API endpoints and process the responses to show relevant information in the app.
In this article, we take an introductory look at Redux in React development.
In this post, we go through practical examples of the useState, useEffect and useContext Hooks for managing state, side effects and context, respectively.
In this article, we explore some Clean Code principles and how to apply them when building ReactJS applications.
In this post, we look at implementing CI/CD in React projects, a key practice for a fast, reliable and high-quality development process.
In this post, we look at using Jest to test ReactJS apps: installation, example tests for basic components, components with state and props, and asynchronous calls. Jest simplifies testing and helps make sure the code works correctly.