If you’re new in the world of React development, you might have encountered instances where you need to have state variables in functional components. In such a scenario using the useState() hook can be of great aid for efficient project completion. With useState you can easily store state variables in functional components of your React project for enhanced performance.

React is one of the development languages that’s rising in popularity exponentially amongst front-end developers. However, the language comes with its own set of challenges and can make common tasks such as returning multiple HTML components a space-consuming task when handled using generic methods. This makes it essential for developers to learn about react functions such as React Fragments in order to create an effectively readable and easy-to-execute codebase.

React development is one of the most popular and highest-paid front-end development skills. And with its rising popularity, front-end development enthusiasts have flocked to learning and deploying unique development projects in React. However, if you're just a beginner and have created a project you wish to showcase in your portfolio, deploying it in a paid server is not among the best choices.

Learn how to deploy a React application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk with the Elastic Beanstalk CLI and GitHub Actions.

Flutter vs React Native has been one of the most talked about topics recently. They are both popular open-source frameworks for building mobile applications. React Native, created by Facebook, uses JavaScript and allows developers to build apps for both iOS and Android using the same codebase. Flutter, developed by Google, uses the Dart programming language and allows for cross-platform app development.

With the evolution of technology, the way users interact with websites has drastically evolved. Functionalities such as filling out a form and login now take just a few clicks instead of manual efforts from the user’s end making interaction with websites and web applications more rapid, reliable, and interactive.

Moataz Nabil talked about React Native and DevOps at React Day Berlin. Here’s the recap to help you use Bitrise Pipelines to deploy React Native apps.

Tables are an essential part of front-end development. Be it creating structured data or making data visualization easier for users including tables is almost essential. However, if you’re working with React often creating complex tables might provide you with insufferable stress as the process is quite complex and time-consuming. Hence, instead of using only React to create tables the use of external libraries for table creation is often encouraged for react-developers.

Docker offers many benefits, but it can be tricky to get started—especially when you need to deploy several components. In this article, Muhammed Ali shows how to use Docker and Docker Compose to containerize an application built with Django and React.

In any application, testing is crucial, as it verifies that everything is working as expected and that what we are going to deliver to the end user is what was described in the project plan. Typically, it allows developers to inspect whether their app meets functional, performance, and UI specifications. Web applications can be tested using a variety of methods and types. These testing methods have already been combined into reusable libraries by many open-source developers.