In this post I take a look at SWR, a data fetching API from Vercel. This API can automatically refresh, cache data, and handle pagination. It has special integrations with Next.js. A github sample repo is available.
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Hosts Ken Rimple and Sujan Kapadia are back with dev news and an interview with Kent C. Dodds, the Director of Developer Experience at Remix.
The Redux team has developed a toolkit to simplify and standardize some of the techniques used to roll out a Redux-based solution. Known as the Redux Toolkit, it implements some design patterns that can help you write less code and organize it effectively. Read on to find out how it can streamline the configuration of your Redux application.
Part 2 of our series on React with functional components and hooks. Ken will discuss how to use hooks to process forms, and use References.
Are you a React developer who is learning Functional React programming for the first time? Start here.
Next.js is a framework for serving React-based single-page applications. In this article, I'll show you why people are using it as a way to accelerate the speed of launching React applications, improve search indexing, and pre-rendering of static content.
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Rarely seen miscalculations now cropping up frequently at cloud hyperscale, and ‘React 18: A Summary in 12 Tweets.”
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Ken Rimple and Sujan Kapadia bring a serious smorgasbord of topics to the livestream this week: spanning from machine learning doodles, data viz with Nivo, the OSI model, and more.
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Murder hornets, McDonald’s, markdown, and more. Ken Rimple and Becca deliver you another grab bag of dev news. Enjoy!
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Drew DeCarme and Ken deep dive on static site generation and server-side rendering, specifically using Gatsby and Next.js.
