React Native is an awesome way to create cross-platform mobile apps with native-like performance and a single JavaScript codebase. In this post, I'll share...

The latest releases of React contain a new way of writing components: hooks. Learn how to use them in our new course, Next-Level React Apps With Hooks.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a custom, reusable calendar component using just JavaScript and a few basic components offered by the React...

If you want to build dynamic single-page applications quickly and easily, React is a great solution. Learn about it in our new course, Practical React...

A constant challenge faced by front-end developers is the performance of our applications. Thankfully, the solution isn't as complicated as it sometimes...

AWS Amplify allows developers to quickly create and connect to powerful services in the cloud. In this post, we’ll go further with React and AWS Amplify,...

AWS Amplify allows developers to quickly create and connect to powerful services in the cloud. In this post, we’ll look at how to build fully serverless web...

In this article, I'll show you how to write realistic and practical tests for React components using Enzyme.

Testing components in React can be easy if you use the right tools and stick to good development practices. This tutorial will teach you how to write unit...

React has done a lot to simplify web development. React's component-based architecture makes it easy in principle to decompose and reuse code. However, it's...

In our new course, Coding Blocks for WordPress Gutenberg, you'll learn how to create your own blocks to extend the functionality of the Gutenberg editor.

In this tutorial you'll learn about one of the most basic elements of any web application—how to fetch data to display. This is not trivial. There are...