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willhaley.com
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| | | | | Although D3.js is a powerful visualization tool, the goal of this guide is to display a map of the US using SVG and React without the need for D3. One of the most crucial aspects of this map is a complex JSON file that describes the shape of every state. Using existing source data from bl.ocks.org user Pasha as a template, I created my own states.json file which you are free to use as you like. This entire project is modeled on the demo from Pasha. | |
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hswolff.com
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| | | | | React Hooks! Hooks! Hooks! Hooks!Sorry, had to yell that a few times to get it out of my system.I definitely find React Hooks to be one of the most exciting new features that has hit React in a long time. I dont think Ive been this excited about a new feature since React Fragments and that was way | |
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alexop.dev
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| | | | | Error handling can be complex, but it's crucial for composables to manage errors consistently. This post explores an effective method for implementing error handling in composables. | |
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reactnative.dev
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| | | React Native has been very successful at raising the bar for mobile development, both at Facebook and elsewhere in the industry. As we interact with computers in new ways and as new devices are invented, we want React Native to be there for everyone. Although React Native was originally created to build mobile apps, we believe that focusing on many platforms and building to each platform's strengths and constraints has a symbiotic effect. We have seen huge benefits when we extended this technology to desktop and virtual reality, and we're excited to share what this means for the future of React Native. | ||
