16 posts tagged with “React”
As your project grows from one app to multiple apps sharing packages, a monorepo becomes the natural architecture. Turborepo makes monorepos fast and manageable by orchestrating builds, caching result...
Both Relay and Apollo are productiongrade GraphQL clients for React. But they have fundamentally different philosophies. After using both extensively, here's how they compare. Philosophy Apollo is fle...
Wallet integration is the front door of any web3 application. Users connect their wallet, sign transactions, and interact with smart contracts — all through your frontend. Two libraries dominate: ethe...
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) replaces traditional corporate governance with smart contracts. Token holders vote on proposals, and the code executes the outcome. No board of directors,...
Smart contracts are selfexecuting programs that live on a blockchain. Once deployed, they can't be modified — every function call is a transaction, and every state change is permanent. That's both the...
The App Router in Next.js is a groundup rethink of routing, layouts, and data fetching. If you're coming from the Pages Router, some conventions will feel familiar, but the underlying model is fundame...
React Server Components (RSC) represent the biggest architectural shift in React since hooks. They let you run components on the server, stream the result to the client, and skip shipping their JavaSc...
Before I joined my current company, I had exactly zero production Solidity experience. I'd read the docs, deployed a toy contract on a testnet years ago, and that was it. Three months in, I've shipped...
Disclaimer: this is a reflection, not a complaint. A year and a half goes by faster than you'd think. When I joined, I was still fairly new to the kind of scale that a big tech company brings — hundre...
Running A/B tests was never something I thought I'd be doing this much. But at my current gig, we ship new experiments almost every week. After doing this for about a year, I've picked up a few things...
Disclaimer: this post is all about my personal experience, only representing my point of view, take it with a grain of salt. About three years ago, I was graduating from college with a CS degree. Drea...
Intro Remember those days when your school system suck so much that you can never pick the course you want? Well, those days are no more. After learning how to design a high concurrency student course...
About a year ago I wrote a guide on how to migrate to typescript from javascript on node.js and it got more than 7k views. I did not have much knowledge on javascript nor typescript at the time and mi...
Recoil is a hot new state management tool from Facebook that handles the state sharing problem gracefully with a minimal API. I recommend everyone check it out. It's an amazing tool that feels very re...
What is a design pattern Design pattern is a method of solving specific problems through definition, use, and testing. It is a universal and reusable solution proposed for the repetitive problems in s...
Recently I've migrated one of my personal projects from Javascript to Typescript. The reason for migrating will not be covered here, since it's more of a personal choice. This guide is for those who k...