Why Migrate From Angular to React in 2019?
There are many reasons behind the decision to migrate from Angular to React. Most of them are related to it being closer to JavaScript and taking full advantage of modularity.
The inlined SVG icons are currently the best way to use icons on the web. If you’re not familiar with that approach or still need convincing, check out this great article on CSS Tricks. But how should we prepare and use the inline SVG icons?
File preview seems to be a common thing, so many developers might think that asking Google would be enough to find a perfect solution for their project, because how such a popular thing like file preview can be so hard to achieve?
With the beginning of new year, questions like ‘is the (insert the right technology here) still good in 2019, should I learn (said technology) in 2019’ etc. arise once again. This article will focus on React, since many people are concerned whether Angular and Vue.js are not overshadowing the Facebook framework.
ReactJS is a JavaScript library created by Facebook to tackle the User Interface needs for high performance and dynamic. The JavaScript library was released in 2011 bringing a fresh outlook on rendering pages, which resulted in a dynamic and responsive user input.
The most popular approach to testing React components is to use either Mocha+Chai+Enzyme or Jest+Enzyme. In this article, we will describe our React components testing practices with Jest+Enzyme which are also applicable to Mocha+Chai.