React is one of the coolest JS frameworks around. With incredible performance, reuse and interoperability, React is a strong contender in both web and mobile.
Become a SubscriberReact is like my new best friend. I've been programming for a little over a decade now, and after hating on the JS ecosystem for years, React has finally made me flip to praising the language more often than cursing it. Therefore, I'm going to share with you some of the past, present and future of web as I have seen it evolve and see if I can't make you fall in love with React too!
I spent the better part of an afternoon trying to upgrade a React/Redux/Relay app from Javascript to Typescript. Now that babel and Typescript play nice together, I thought it would be an easy process. Turns out the configuration is easy, but it took a lot of trial and error to dial in the settings.
React Native makes it incredibly simple to build highly-performant mobile applications for Android and iOS. With the mantra of "learn once, write anywhere" all of the skills you acquire involving React translate well to both mobile and web. In this tutorial, we build out a basic reading app that digests the Unicorn.TV API for the user to read. You will learn how to: - User Tab Bar controllers for navigation - Organize controllers and views in your project - Create a UITableView (ListView) in React - Make HTTP requests to digest a web API
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