State management

State management is one of those recurring themes in frontend development. State becomes an issue when you try to build something even a little comple…

Although state management solutions like Redux have become the standard, at least with React, there's still room for innovation in the space. Sometim…

It's difficult to write an application without side effects. Consider handling requests, dealing with third parties, managing storage for example. The…

State management is one of those topics that divides opinions. So far we've seen a couple of options so far. In this post, we'll cover Parket, a solu…

When you are writing applications, eventually you have to decide how to manage state. You can get far with React setState and lift the state in the co…

Redux Saga is famous for being easy to test but what if it could be even more comfortable. redux-saga-test-plan by Jeremy Fairbank was designed precis…

Redux took the React world by a storm when it was introduced. The simple idea provided a guideline for the community and "solved" state management for…

When developing front-ends, handling asynchronous behavior is always bit of a challenge. Yassine Elouafi's redux-saga provides one solution to this pr…

I ran into Christian Alfoni through his original blog early this year (2015). He had written a nice post about Webpack. That led me to provide a sever…

I remember seeing these strange webpack.config.js files in JavaScript projects for a long time. I didn’t give Webpack a good look until the promise of…

As React deals only with the view layer you will often have to complement it with something else. Flux architecture is one answer but not the only one…