Posts Tagged ‘react’

Introduction Redux, a JavaScript application’s predictable state container, has emerged as a key component for React application state management. To make sure that your state management functions as intended, it is essential to test your Redux code. We’ll look at methods and resources for testing Redux apps in this extensive article.   Why Test Redux? […]

React, a powerful JavaScript library for building user interfaces, offers different solutions for managing state in applications. Two popular choices are Redux and the Context API. This blog will compare these two state management approaches, helping you decide which one is the right fit for your React app.   Introduction   Redux Redux is a […]

Have you ever created a React application and ended up struggling with tangled state updates, excessive prop drilling, or overly complex context setups? You’re definitely not alone! As your app scales, managing the state in React can become quite tricky. This is where Recoil comes to the rescue, a powerful new library designed to streamline […]

Introduction Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript applications, relies on the principle of immutability to manage state changes efficiently. In this blog post, we’ll explore what immutability is, why it’s crucial in the context of Redux, and how it simplifies state management. Understanding Immutability Immutability refers to the state of being unchangeable. In the […]

Handling an application’s state, or state management, plays an essential role in creating dynamic and responsive user interfaces and effectively executing business logic. React offers numerous state management methods for storing and updating data, making it a popular web development technology. Think of it like different ice cream flavors: some people like chocolate (Redux), some […]

Redux has become a staple in state management for React applications, providing a predictable state container that makes it easier to manage your application’s state. However, as applications grow in size and complexity, adopting best practices for structuring your Redux code becomes crucial. In this guide, we’ll explore these best practices and demonstrate how to […]

I’ve been working with Next.Js for a quite a while and have been watching its development with interest all this time. Last week I was happy attended Next.js Conf in San Francisco. Perficient was proud to sponsor the event, allowing us to showcase our Sitecore Practice alongside my colleague David Lewis from the Optimizely Practice. […]