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Getting Started with Redux: Part 3 – Refactoring
Now that we have a working Redux app now, we should start looking at ways we can optimize our code, as well as take full advantage of redux. In this last part of getting started with redux, we will cover how to take advantage of asynchronous actions, DRYing up our code, and controlling and accessing …
The Redux App – Getting Started with Redux: Part 2
Now that we have an understanding of what benefits we get from redux, we want to see how Redux works. So we are going to go ahead and make a redux app. We will also look at each object’s role, and how they work in redux. In the process we also look at the different …
Getting Started with Redux: Part 1
Many articles tend to be focused around redux being a part of the app’s foundation. For anyone getting started with redux, I would love to give new-comers a great place to start. In this 3 part guide, we cover the react/redux concept, practices, and application. Will will also add Redux to an existing React app, …
Development with iRuby using Jupyter
The Jupyter Notebook is a common go-to in the Python world. Did you know you could use Jupyter to test code in other languages as well? Today we’ll cover development with iRuby, a Ruby kernel for the Jupyter iPython system.
Effective Bug Tracking with BugHerd
If you have ever used a bug tracker in your applications before, you probably remember an excruciating experience where you found yourself setting up a hosted tracker, and finding some way to offer it to your users. To make matters worse, you surely found yourself tasked with the dilemma of getting your users to even …
Using ssh2 in React and Redux Application
When you need SSH connectivity within your JavaScript app, ssh2 is the best choice available. If you are using SSH2 with React and Redux, how can you make sure you always get a success, or a failure? Looking at the documentation, it is not that obvious. So let’s take a look at how to use …
Learn To Code Without Ruining It For Yourself
For over 3 decades, programming has been a part of my life. During that time I went through more than my fair share of highs, lows, and a lack of various resources. These days it’s easy to learn to code, since there is a vast amount of options. As long as you have a strong …
Foundation 6 with Webpack using Sass
Using Foundation 6 with Webpack is not a simple task, and when you introducing sass makes it worse. Most issues come from how Foundation deals with includes, but there are workarounds.
RubyMine for Ruby on Rails
When working with JavaScript, I found myself moving from ViM, to Atom, to Brackets, and finally to VSCode. While VSCode is still my go-to for all JavaScript awesomeness, and then starting to use it for Ruby I thought I had an overall winner. While you will find me nose-deep in VSCode working with Ruby alone, …
Using React-Native Calendar Events
The React-Native Calendar Events module is great for giving your React Native apps access to the OS calendar and its events. It’s also great for creating your own intricate events easily. If there was ever an amazing React-Native module that lacked opening documentation, it would definitely be this one. For new users it is a …
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