As you might know, I have been diving into setting up a boilerplate for a TypeScript project with React. And what good is a project without a unit testing framework? So I will go through the process of setting up Jest with TypeScript and Babel in this post. If you are curious about my project […]
The Typescript team recently announced their road map. Interestingly, they have decided to not focus on TSLint any more and focus their efforts on ESLint for Typescript linting instead. This is a great thing for the community overall since ESLint becomes the defacto linting tool going forward. In this post, we will setup ESLint for […]
After seeing a lot of projects making the move to Typescript, I recently started to give it a shot as well. For people who are not aware of typescript, it is a wrapper over javascript which has built-in support for types. We get static checking for our code as well as better intellisense for the […]
Web design is an increasingly popular career path and for good reason. Considering how much our modern society depends on the internet, any business which aims at success has to make sure that their online presence is top-notch.For this reason, the number of web design experts is increasing by the day, and they have come […]
React 16.6 was released a couple of days and and it brings a couple of new features. One of these is React.lazy() which is something that requires a separate post in itself along with React Suspense. The other one, which we will talk about in this post is React.memo(). What is React.memo()? It is similar […]
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