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Redux is probably the most popular library to manage the state of React.js applications at the moment. Wasn’t that what Flux is about? That’s it, redux is an alternative Flux library. It’s creator, Dan Abramov, put a lot of effort in make redux a really flexible library, it is possible to extend […]
This article was originally published at Medium, 21st of september 2015 and explains how to create Flux applications almost without boilerplate code, and start enjoying React. The key is the unidirectional dataflow Everybody starting with React realize quiclkly about how easy is to create components and build an UI that […]
I have started to publish some React components I have created for my projects. The first one in get published was a simple way of display json data, react-json-table, and recently I decided to make react-datetime available for everybody, a date time picker. I have some more that I would like to make public […]
Fetching data in Flux applications has always been a controversial point. Should it be handled inside the stores? Should we have asynchronous actions to get it? In the last React conference we knew how Facebook fetches the data in their react applications. Basically they created a language to compose fetch queries […]
There is a big hype about immutable data and React.js after the first react conference hold in SF, but it is not easy to find examples on how to use them together to get a great development experience. Today we are going to build a JSON editor using them to […]
I have been discussing a lot lately with smart guys about what is the best way of organizing your application using React.js and I would like to share what I have learnt. Facebook released react two years ago saying “Hey guys, here you have the V for your MVC web […]
Objects are one of the main parts of Javascript. JS syntax for Objects is really concise and easy to use, so we are constantly creating objects and using them as hashmaps effortlessly.
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// My beloved object ob var ob = {a: 1}; // Accessing to a property ob.a; // => 1 // Modifying the value of a property ob.a = 0; ob.a; // => 0; // Creating a new property ob.b = 2; ob.b; // => 2 // Deleting a property delete ob.b; ob.b; // => undefined |
But, do you know that all the object properties in the example above are enumerable, writable and configurable? […]
If you find that Atom’s default colors are ok, but you feel like the tabs are too big and the folder trees are wasting too much space, maybe you and I have some kind of thinking connection… :) Fortunatelly, customizing atom is as easy as create a less file. I have […]
Since javascript is everywhere nowadays, it is really easy to learn new stuff everyday. Once you know the basics of the language, you can take bits of code from here and there that have a lot of knowledge in them. Bookmarklets are perfect examples of a bunch of packed functionality, whenever I […]
Loading spinners are lots of fun. Their main purpose is to let users know that the app is loading, but it has a secondary one that make them very special: they should amuse the users while they are waiting. If they are good, they even make the waiting time shorter. The […]