React is a great tool with a massive developer community. It comes with its own benefits and challenges. And yet, there may be tooling that is more suitable to your project.
I heard this comment from Henri Helvetica during the JamDev conference that made me stop. How is a React developer like a WordPress developer?
Next.js ships with these two incredibly useful utility components. You can further abstract these to clean up your code.
Components often need to use styling based on property combinations. There are a number of ways to solve this, but only one I’ve found to be the cleanest.
Vector icons have become an essential part of nearly every web project. Stay consistent and organized when adding icons to a React project.
React and Vue are two of the most popular component frameworks used in modern website development. Let's break down the differences between these two everyday tools.
Add a component that dynamically swaps between next/link and a native anchor tag, and decides how to write the target attribute, all based on the href property.
Running React in strict mode with Next.js can lead to useEffect callbacks with zero dependencies to run twice in development. Here’s a way around that.
It’s surprisingly easy to create infinite loops in React.