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How to use Web Components with TypeScript and React
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JavaScript frameworks, meet Web Components | De Voorhoede
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| | We did an experiment: create and consume a Web Component using a selection of JavaScript frameworks. In this post we'll share our experience and our verdict.
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React.js: A functional component and its state
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| | In the previous blog, I generated a new React/TypeScript app using the create-react-app tool. In this blog, you'll get familiar with two types of React components, and what a component's state is for. Two types of React components A React component can be declared either as a function or as a class. A functional component...
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Hackteam - Learn React in 5 minutes
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| | The simplest way to set up a React TypeScript project from scratch is by using Next.js. In this blog post we will explore how to use Next.js for your next project and how you have to write zero configuration to use it with TypeScript.
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Svelte 5 brings up to 50% bundle size decrease for existing Svelte 4 apps - Stanislav Khromov
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| Watch a video version of this blog post below! Svelte 5 brings a lot of changes, from the new Runes-based syntax to deep reactivity and performance improvements across the board. But one aspect that's flown under the radar is the massive reduction in bundle size. In my experiments, you can get about 50% decrease in code shipped to users, just by upgrading to Svelte 5 in your existing Svelte 4 applications! The New Compiler Architecture Svelte 5 introduces a small signals runtime (about 3-4 KB) alongside the compiler. While this adds a bit of code, it allows individual components to [...]