Modernizing the internals of an old notes taking app
Many years ago I worked on a PHP based notes taking app named after a friendly cat in our family back then. I still use it from time to time, but because it’s obsolete, time has come to give it…
Many years ago I worked on a PHP based notes taking app named after a friendly cat in our family back then. I still use it from time to time, but because it’s obsolete, time has come to give it…
Testing an application is more important than one might think. The two best reasons that come to mind is quality assurance and the time you save by using them.
I was recently asked to help with creating a form to submit certain tax redirections for a non-profit organization.
As the title states, following KISS principle we will build an application which helps with populating a family tree.
I have recently worked on an open source map, which served well to represent points of interest from an external source. While using it, I have come to the conclusion that it can receive some updates.
Recently I have found myself in the position to want to show a list of addresses on a map and remembered that I haven’t built a map in quite a while. The plan is to build a map with OpenStreetMap…
The Context API is quite trendy these days and people say that it might even be good enough to replace redux. In the following lines, we will give it a try.
Licensing application based on Node.js and React. It manages the activation codes, clients andresellers.
Provided you have a react application based on the redux architecture, sometimes you might need to access information inside the store with a function, not necessarily using a component.
React and react-bootstrap provide an easy an clean way to build an application interface. However, when using the MenuItem in combination with the opening of a modal windows, if clicked, the dropdown menu does not close, but stays open below…
The following answer was a quick and good solution for updating the parent component when the child’s state has changed.
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