Best free resources to learn React in 2020

Over recent years, React has grown to become the most popular and widely-used JavaScript UI library (or framework as some might call it) out there.

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What’s New in Angular 10

Angular 10 — the major release that spans the entire platform, including the framework, Angular Material, and the CLI — is available since June 24. Now, what does this mean? Just like many members of the Angular community, I tried to follow the news and see what Angular 10 brought to us.

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Scrum Is Dead. All Hail Kanban, the New King

I’ve been using Scrum since the beginning of my career. This was the framework that I was taught in college as the best to manage software development. When I started working, I loved it all: daily meetings, planning, retrospectives, sprints, etc. After all, I was applying what I learned.

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Build Your First Deno App with Authentication

The creator of Node.js, Ryan Dahl has authored a new framework for designing web applications. He went back and fixed some mistakes he made in hindsight, taking advantage of new technologies that were not available at the time he originally wrote Node.

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How to Configure NGINX for Basic Load Balancing

NGINX is commonly used as a web server, but it also does a great job of acting as a reverse proxy and load balancer—a network device designed to handle the bulk of your traffic and route requests to multiple different web servers.

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How to Test Storybook with Cypress

Storybook can be really useful for a team developing a web app. But like any software, it’s prone to rot when left untested. On my current project, I finally have a good way to test it. Here’s how! Our project teams get a lot of mileage out of Storybook.

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Sorry React, but I can’t keep up anymore

For the last few years, I’ve tried hard to keep up with the React ecosystem, and more generally the surrounding JavaScript ecosystem that seems to move impossibly fast.

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JWT vs Opaque Access Tokens: Use Both With Spring Boot

The topic of validating an OAuth 2.0 access tokens comes up frequently on the Okta developer blog. Often we talk about how to validate JSON Web Token (JWT) based access tokens; however, this is NOT part of the OAuth 2.0 specification.

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UX Studies with React, Typescript, and Testing Library

This post was originally published at TK's blog. I'm always willing to learn more and more. As a software engineer, the thirst for knowledge increased a lot. We have a lot of things to learn daily. But I wanted to master the foundation.

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Client-Side Architecture Basics [Guide]

When I first learned React and Redux in 2015, I made an enormous mess of the production codebase I was working on. Back then, class-based components and Redux were the coolest kids on the block.

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