What? 🤔 At Hashnode, whenever we push our code upstream, we invite the rest of us, for a review of the same. These code review sessions, are uber awesome; primarily because we all get a chance of learning something unique. Whenever a reviewer comes ...
If you look at the Module loaders section in FeathersJS docs, they recommend to transpile the packages under the @feathersjs scope, in the node_modules folder; as all of them are written in ES6 Official Solution All modules in the @feathersjs namesp...
If you have done React for a while, there is a slim chance that you would have missed the concept of Controlled Components. 🍹 A Controlled Components' Refresher As a refresher to what they are, let's take a look at a controlled textarea component. T...
EditorState has a static method called forceSelection. It should be used when you want to re-render the editor — with selection and focus — forcefully. Here is what is said about it in the docs: 📘 forceSelection static forceSelection( editorSt...
Is there a way to grab the bounding rect of a sentence in draft? Or do I need to setup some kind of decorator/custom block function to get that information? This question has originally been asked on the official DraftJS slack group. The blocks in ...
As a part of our spring cleaning drive in our remote repo, we found and deleted a lot of leftover merged branches. I wanted to find a quick way to do the same locally, and I happened at an answer, which I've written down below, to save it as a quick ...
Continued from Redux vs. MobX by example — Part I: Intro, and Exploring Redux… While Redux has an opinionated structure for managing your state; with MobX, you’re free to architect the structure and location of state in your app, as you see it fit. M...
Redux and MobX are popular libraries, for managing the state in JavaScript apps. Even though they are typically used alongside React; they are framework agnostic, and can be used with any JS setup. While Redux’s tagline is “Predictable state containe...
Building a minimal todo app to explore the concepts of ES6 and React; that can further be used as a seed app to explore the React ecosystem more, sounds like a decent idea, no? Let's do it! 👍 The app we are building tries to imitate the implementa...
