Learn how to effectively adopt TypeScript in your React projects with practical tips and real-world examples. Discover TypeScript utilities like ReturnType, Parameters, Partial, and more to write cleaner, maintainable, and type-safe code

TypeScript for React Developers Series: Practical Tips and Real-World Scenarios

By adopting TypeScript, React developers take advantage of the language's type safety, code analysis, and refactoring capabilities. In this article, we'll explore the steps needed to adopt TypeScript.

TypeScript for React Developers Series: How to Get Started

When we build web interfaces with React.js we need to add the magic of TypeScript to making clean and maintainable code, What's the magic that TypeScript provide ?

TypeScript for React Developers Series: Why You Should Adopt It

Communicate to APIs is most important thing in apps for accessing information stored in databases or something else, we have two options to get this data: Rest Api or Graphql Api, in This article we cover how to fetch data with Graphql using Apollo client.

Managing states in React apps with Apollo Client: execute queries

Graphql is The most popular technology to build jampstack/SPAs apps, it's enabling you to select only the information or operations you need depending on your use case, we cover in this article how to start configure Apollo Client as Graphql agent in React apps.

Managing states in React apps with Apollo Client: overview

Making clean and readable code is great work you should be proud of it, sometimes You find yourself doing it right but code still dirty, for react developers avoiding & solving prop drilling will make code more clean.

How to avoid "Prop Drilling" in React

Probably you have not forgotten the callback hell, we have a one in react too

How to avoid context provider hell

The most important goal of any company today is to build a high quality codebase, one of the concept that facilite this process the most is to validate every portion of the code that is written by members of the team before pushing to the repository on Github or other code-repositories hosting service, This step is called pre-hooks.