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Learn React with chantasticMar 7, 20152 min read

Container Components

One React pattern that has had the greatest effect on my code is the container component pattern.

Patrick AljordApr 32 min read

Announcing the ReactEurope 2016 Hackathon at Mozilla Paris

We’re very happy to announce our hackathon…

Chalk + Chisel in iOS App DevelopmentSep 8, 20158 min read

An iOS Developer on React Native

When I first caught wind of React Native, I thought of it as nothing more than a way for web…

Jeff WhelpleyJan 44 min read

Angular 2 versus React: There Will Be Blood

There are some specific pieces of information in this article that are accurate.

Angular templates have some JS in HTML while React with JSX has some HTML in JS.
Angular is a more comprehensive library while React is more of a targeted micro library.
The Angular 2 file size…

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A. Sharif in JavaScript InsideMar 99 min read

Testing in React: Getting Off The Ground

A high level guide into testing your React Application

Evan YouAug 31, 20151 min read

A compelling reason not to use ReactJS

Or you can use Vue.js, which is a bit heavier than Riot, but offers quite a bit more:

true conditional rendering (Riot renders all if branches and simply show/hide them)
A far-more powerful router (Riot’s routing API is just way too minimal)
More mature tooling support (see…

Patrick AljordApr 8, 20152 min read

ReactEurope interview #11: Joseph Savona on Relay

Per Harald Borgen in Learning New StuffAug 14, 20158 min read

Learn React.JS in 8 Minutes

React.JS is a Javascript library for building user interfaces. It’s fast, easy to learn and fun to work with.

Patrick AljordJun 1, 20153 min read

ReactEurope interview #18: Lee Byron

Meet Lee Byron, one of GraphQL co-creator with Nick Schrock and Dan Schafer. Lee is also the…

Josh BlackApr 67 min read

Why should Node Modules be special?

I remember over a year ago reaching out on Stack Overflow to figure out how Open Source Projects put out by Facebook were able to require files directly, without having to specify a path to the file.