A list of generic params with good labels!
Yesterday, Microsoft announced the release candidate of TypeScript 4.0. And with that comes Labeled Tuple Elements, which is the answer to the title of this post.
Generic interface with unknown arguments
Here’s a contrived example. IQuery. It’s meant to describe the shape of functions that query things. It always returns a promise and takes a…
This is a walkthrough on how to implement a skeleton loading infrastructure into a front-end application. The approach builds skeleton states as a system so your front-end can scale while maintaining consistency for loading states. I’ll use React, React Context and Hooks for this example.
Basic Idea
Implement a “skeleton state” for…
if/else statements are a staple for handling conditional logic. It’s natural for most developers to reach for the if/else statement when a decision needs to be made in code. However, in the reactive programming paradigm (e.g. with RxJS) this conditional statement is mysteriously unavailable. How can you code without it?
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Design tokens manage and store User Interface (UI) decisions such as spacing, color, typography, and motion. These decisions are stored in a config-like format to support the needs of any platform (Web, mobile OS, etc). In this blog post, I’ll demonstrate how you can leverage design tokens and SCSS mixins…
