Dark mode has become a popular option when it comes to picking a theme for a website. Here I discuss my findings of Dark Mode and implmenting them wit React and Tailwind, and briefly look at alternative options to Tailwind.
There are two types of middleware that can be used when dealing with Redux. This post outlines the differences between the two and when you might choose to use one over the other.
Caching is a way of storing data, usually through cookies on a website, which leads to better performing websites.
A few notes on security vulnerabilities within JavaScript applications.
MobX enables you to cut out a lot of code that is used in Redux however Redux is a popular choice for state management.
Date formats/ timestamps can be tricky to handle in JavaScript, especially when it comes to time zones. This post explains how I deal with converting timestamps and the libraries I use in React.
There are a variety of different package managers you can choose from but what makes them different from each other?
There are a number of ways to improve the performance of an app; debugging, accessibility or running an audit on your app.
High Ordered Components are used in traditional Redux via `connect`. Hooks do not usually incorporate HOCs.
This post outlines how .map(), .filter() and .reduce() differ, with examples for each method.