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Frontend — Mastering Props And PropTypes In React — Smashing Magazine

Mastering Props And PropTypes In React — Smashing Magazine

Props and PropTypes are an important mechanism for passing information between React components, and we’re going to look into them in great detail here. This tutorial will introduce you to the details about props, passing and accessing props, and passing information to any component using props. However, it’s always a good practice to validate the data we are getting through props by using PropTyp

ADAdeneye David AbiodunAdeneye David Abiodun·August 17, 2020Frontend
Frontend — A Practical Guide To Testing React Applications With Jest — Smashing Magazine

A Practical Guide To Testing React Applications With Jest — Smashing Magazine

Building a well-functioning application requires good testing; otherwise, knowing whether your application works as expected would be a matter of guesswork and luck. Jest is one of the best tools available for testing React applications. In this article, Adeneye David Abiodun will show you everything you need to create a solid test for your React components and application.

ADAdeneye David AbiodunAdeneye David Abiodun·June 24, 2020Frontend
Frontend — Building A Facial Recognition Web Application With React — Smashing Magazine

Building A Facial Recognition Web Application With React — Smashing Magazine

In this article, Adeneye David Abiodun explains how to build a facial recognition web app with React by using the Face Recognition API, as well as the Face Detection model and Predict API. The app built in this article is similar to the face detection box on a pop-up camera in a mobile phone — it’s able to detect a human face in any image fetched from the Internet. Please note that you will need t

ADAdeneye David AbiodunAdeneye David Abiodun·June 11, 2020Frontend
Frontend — Best Practices With React Hooks — Smashing Magazine

Best Practices With React Hooks — Smashing Magazine

React provides a few built-in Hooks like useState. You can also create your own Hooks to reuse stateful behavior between different components. The example below shows a counter whose state is managed using the useState() hook. Each time you click on the button, we make use of setCount() to update the value of count by 1. In this article, Adeneye David Abiodun covers the rules of React Hooks and ho

ADAdeneye David AbiodunAdeneye David Abiodun·April 15, 2020Frontend