Issue 158 - React 16.10 released (21)

React Timekeeper: A Google Keep-Style Time Picker Component — This is really slick. Check out the examples (with code). It does feel very Android/Material Design-y though.

NSFW JS for React Native — NSFW JS is a client-side ‘indecent content’ detection library, and now you can use it with React Native apps too.

ReactContentLoader: An SVG-Powered 'Loading Placeholder' Component — Less than 2KB in size, no dependencies, customizable, and supports React Native too.

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Don't Sync State, Derive It — Avoid synchronization bugs and hidden complexity by deriving (or calculating) state on the fly rather than keeping numerous copies of state around your app.

React 16.10 Released — No official blog post (yet) but the latest version of React is here (16.10.0, mainly, but 16.10.1 followed quickly with a quick bugfix). It’s very much a bugfix and tweak release with no new features.

The Complete ⚛️ React Learning Path — Take your React to the next level to find out what it is fully capable of with this comprehensive learning path!

Gatsby Raises $15M in Funding — An exciting and rare bit of business news in the React world as the company maintaining the Gatsby React-powered static site generator have taken on funding to grow further.

Flutter Catches Up with React Native on Stack Overflow — The number of Stack Overflow questions about a technology is a crude measure of popularity, but it’s interesting to see how rapidly Flutter (a Google created, Dart-flavored mobile development framework) has caught up with React Native.

A Quick Start Guide to Query Strings with React Router — Did you know that React Router no longer comes with built-in support for query string parsing? Luckily, handling them yourself is not too difficult.

▶  Redux with React, A 'Level 0' Tutorial for Beginners — This is a good introduction to Redux (in just 19 minutes, too) but Redux is not truly necessary for an example like this, so always be aware of your options (e.g. easy-peasy).

Why Do We Need The Stale Closure Problem in The First Place? — On the official React repo, a developer has opened an interesting issue based around his thinking of why we need to handle closure dependencies at all.

Test Driven Development Basics with React, React Testing Library, and Jest — An entry-level walkthrough if you haven’t bothered with TDD in React yet.

Basic Functional Techniques with React — A few (very) basic ideas, including partial application, short circuit evaluation, and using methods like map, filter, and reduce instead of loops.

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React Scroll Parallax: Components to Create Parallax Scroll Effects — Uses a single scroll listener to add vertical or horizontal scrolling based offsets to elements based on their position in the viewport. Here’s a basic demo.

Ink 2.0: Like React, But For Building CLI Apps — Get a component-based UI building experience, but for CLI apps.

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