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Mark Jordan in Ingeniously Simple

Mar 9, 2021

Efficient React editing with vim-surround

What makes learning vim worthwhile? While I’m far from a vim guru, and it often gets in…

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Mark Jordan in Ingeniously Simple

Jan 16, 2020

Building a virtualized list from scratch

Understanding a powerful tool for improving UI render…

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John Yarham in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 22, 2019

Simplifying UI state management

How moving to a redux-like structure made things so much easier

Mark Jordan in Ingeniously Simple

Jul 18, 2019

Building an Electron app from scratch (Part 2)

Starting to build custom behavior for our new…

Mark Jordan in Ingeniously Simple

Dec 18, 2018

Isolated testing for UI components with test benches

Manual testing without all the fuss

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Onat Yiğit Mercan in Ingeniously Simple

Dec 7, 2017

TypeScript at Redgate

All programming languages have their own flaws but JavaScript is especially notorious about its unique flaws. It’s a common thing that JavaScript manages to let us down at run-time due to coercion or a syntactical mistake. That’s why there are questions like Why is [1,2] + [3,4] = “1,23,4”…

santiago arias in Ingeniously Simple

Nov 7, 2017

Web katas at Redgate

Following Tugberk’s blog about React at Redgate, I would like to talk a little about what we are doing to get people into…

Tugberk Ugurlu in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 17, 2017

For more than a year, we have been using React and Redux. SQL Clone Web Client is one of the biggest application of React and Redux combination we have at Redgate and I must admit that we have found something we can rely on after trailing various front-end frameworks like Durandal.js and AngularJS…