How to Re-Render Large Lists Optimally When States Change in React

In this article, we are going to look at how we can use Recoil’s atom, selector, and hooks to display and update a list of employees. The employees are either manager or non-manager.

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Google’s $349 Pixel 4a is finally here — but is it too little too late?

After waits of eons and tons of rumors, Google‘s mid-range Pixel 4a is finally here. The company announced the device today with a starting price of $349. Google’s naturally banking on its renowned camera tech along with nifty and clean Android experience to entice users.

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Testing React Components: Complete Guide

When I first started learning to test my apps back in the day, I would get very frustrated with the different types, styles and technologies used for testing, along with the disbanded array of blog posts, tutorials and articles. I found this to be true as well for React testing.

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Will it render?

Will it render? React rendering cheatsheet This is a visual aid for the very good article about React's rendering behaviour by Mark Erikson. Below are drawings with live Codesandbox examples which you can explore and play with.

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Create A Responsive Dashboard With Angular Material And ng2-Charts

Schematics in Angular 9 are code generators that can create components and patterns in projects using predetermined templates and layouts. In this article, Zara Cooper explains how to take advantage of schematics in Angular Material and ng2-charts to substantially reduce the time and work that goes into building a dashboard.

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How to Host a Website from S3

Chances are, you probably don’t need a full web server like NGINX running on EC2 to get your website up and running. If you’re just looking to host a static website, you can store all the content in S3, and host it from there.

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A "Design Problem" Is Everyone’s Problem

“Well, that sounds like a ‘design’ problem.” It’s a phrase I’ve heard many times in my career. I used to love it. There was a unique challenge, and everyone was relying on designers to find the solution.

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