Posts Tagged ‘react’

Welcome to the comprehensive guide on mastering JEST React Testing Library! In this tutorial, we will explore the ins and outs of the JEST React Testing Library, a powerful tool for testing React components. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer looking to enhance your testing skills, this guide will equip you with […]

Earlier this year, Perficient expanded its Bright Paths Program to introduce two national coding bootcamps open to students across the United States. The Bright Paths Program advances STEM education and career opportunities for underrepresented constituencies and communities to help close the gap in the technology industry. The first national cohort kickstarted in April, and students […]

In React development, ensuring proper data validation is crucial for building robust and reliable applications. One powerful tool for type-checking is PropTypes, a built-in feature in React that enables developers to validate the props passed to components. In this blog, we will explore the concept of type-checking with PropTypes, understand its benefits, and provide brief […]

Introduction The Context API in React allows components to share data with each other, even if they are not directly related. It helps avoid the problem of passing data through many components by letting components access shared data directly. It helps in preventing the prop drilling problem. Consider the diagram to represent a chain of […]

In today’s world of technology, we want easy, fast, and same codebase development. Everything is possible with huge advantages in top Framework like react native. Learn once, write anywhere – React-Native, it combines the best parts of mobile (Android and iOS) and web development with React, a best-in-class JavaScript library for building user-interfaces. React Native […]

React portals provide a first-class way to render and allow child components, which are typically present outside the DOM, to live within a Document Object Model (DOM) node. This React portal component exists outside the DOM hierarchy of the parent component. When the child component visually separates out from its parent component, the portal can […]

Perficient is proud to announce the appointment of Vishal Rajpal, Glenn Kline, Prakash Chembai, Mary-Beth Ostasz, and Jason Hudnall as Area Vice Presidents (AVP). The expanded executive leadership team will drive continued growth and operational excellence across Perficient while delivering superior solutions for clients. “As Perficient continues to grow, we’re thrilled to broaden our executive […]

2020 has offered us some big surprises that I don’t think any of us could have predicted. The most obvious one I won’t waste breath mentioning, but the other surprise that came up near the end of 2019 as we looked to kick off a new decade was Episerver’s acquisition of Insite. With this acquisition, […]

Some people are lucky enough to fall into a career they love and stick to it for their whole lives. However, many of us (myself included) have done complete 180s in search of finding a career we are not only good at, but enjoy. Here at Perficient, I’ve found that a lot of us have […]

Hello everyone, following my previous post, “React + Node SSR Basics,” here is the continuation of the topic we reviewed a few days ago. Today we will not be discussing any code. Instead, we will be talking about something that is fundamental when writing code and without it, there wouldn’t be anything. I am, of […]

Hello everyone, welcome to this series of blog posts where we are going to discuss some cool topics. Let us get started! Today we will look at Server-Side Rendering with React and Node.js. We will look at the basics of this rendering technique, like rendering React on the server and routing React on an SSR […]

React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces (UIs). One of the important aspects of building UIs is that you must be able to react (get it?) to user interaction. React has its way to handle events, but it’s up to the developers to handle the value of the this keyword inside the handle […]