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State management

State management is one of those recurring themes in frontend development. State becomes an issue when you try to build something even a little…
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Although state management solutions like Redux have become the standard, at least with React, there's still room for innovation in the space.…
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It's difficult to write an application without side effects. Consider handling requests, dealing with third parties, managing storage for example.…
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State management is one of those topics that divides opinions. So far we've seen a couple of options so far. In this post, we'll cover Parket, a…
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When you are writing applications, eventually you have to decide how to manage state. You can get far with React setState and lift the state in the…
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Redux Saga is famous for being easy to test but what if it could be even more comfortable. redux-saga-test-plan by Jeremy Fairbank was designed…
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Redux took the React world by a storm when it was introduced. The simple idea provided a guideline for the community and "solved" state management…
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When developing front-ends, handling asynchronous behavior is always bit of a challenge. Yassine Elouafi's redux-saga provides one solution to this…
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I ran into Christian Alfoni through his original blog early this year (2015). He had written a nice post about Webpack. That led me to provide a…
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I remember seeing these strange webpack.config.js files in JavaScript projects for a long time. I didn’t give Webpack a good look until the promise…
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As React deals only with the view layer you will often have to complement it with something else. Flux architecture is one answer but not the only…
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