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blog.codeminer42.com | ||
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manuel.kiessling.net
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| | | | | From zero to production: this extensive guide describes in detail how to create and deploy a React-based web app frontend using TypeScript and Redux Toolkit on top of a Node.js based AWS Lambda backend with a DynamoDB database, connect and integrate them through API Gateway and CloudFront, and explains how to codify and automate the required cloud infrastructure and deployment process using Terraform. | |
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teropa.info
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user has been working on a React application for a voting system. They've implemented a Voting component that renders buttons for each entry in a pair, allows users to vote, disables buttons after voting, and displays a winner message. The component uses props to receive data like the pair, hasVoted, and winner, and it's designed to be a pure component by passing callbacks as props. They've also written unit tests using Jest and React Test Utils to ensure the component behaves as expected. The next step is to implement the logic for determining the winner and updating the UI accordingly, which may involve integrating with a backend service or state management system. | |
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robkendal.co.uk
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| | | | | Redux can be a tricky concept to get. By using React's useReducer Hook we can replace complex Redux configurations and still use state management. | |
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blog.davemartin.me
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| | | A critique of modern React, specifically the hooks API, and an explanation of why it's insufficient as a web development framework | ||
