Declarative vs. Imperative Thinking In A JavaScript Context Explained Simply
What's the difference between declarative and imperative programming? How does it work and why does it matter?
React
How To Get Good At React
Not too long ago, I committed myself to learning React properly. As a long-time
software developer, I’ve been on and off React projects, depending on what the
team needed. Despite what others assume about me, my personal gauge of
understanding how the darn thing works is probably at the
Rethinking Separation of Concerns with React
And how it differs from Angular
What’s the big deal with React hooks?
React hooks are making big waves. Everyone’s talking about it but it often
leaves the uninitiated thinking — what’s the big deal? It’s not often React
comes out with major updates like this one. While Angular is changing its
version number every 6-ish months, React is a bit
Which is better for your next app — Angular or React? Why not both?
Legacy code is a by-product of running a business. There’s no escape from it no matter how hard you try. Even if you started off as a brand new project, over time you’ll accumulate legacy code to a point where you just want to throw everything away and
Is React Overrated?
Early in the year, I gave React an honest try. Coming from an Angular
background, I worked on keeping an open mind on the concepts that the library
presented.
It was weird at first — coming in from a space where everything has to be
structured in a particular way with
What’s the Big Deal With React Native?
Alright. Let’s get real. A lot of the jobs I’ve come across recently ask for
React.
Sometimes I wonder if recruiters are just throwing the library into the required
experience list because it’s one of the latest buzz words. Perhaps they’re just
casting a wide net