Reading Time: 3 minutes What is Web Accessibility? Web Accessibility, also known as A11y ( Cause there are 11 letters between “a” and “y” ), is the idea that a website should be usable by people irrespective of their physical disability or internet bandwidth speed, or socio-economic shortcoming. So making our compatibility with keyboard support and screen readers makes it possible for users with visual or motor disabilities to Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Unlike Angular, React does not have a standard library for making HTTP requests, and also there is no standard way of organizing all the HTTP call functions. So in this blog, I will share a way of creating an HTTP client service using the good old “fetch()” API method for a Standard React-Redux web app. This is what I have used and it worked great Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes Introduction When it comes to state management in a React app the name “Redux” is the go-to solution in almost all projects. But always managing the state with Redux can be overkill sometimes causing complex and additional code to the code bundle. React already comes with pretty simple and powerful tools that can help us manage complex states. Using the combination of Context, useReducer, and Continue Reading
Reading Time: 8 minutes In this blog, we will see how to set up a React app from scratch using Typescript, Webpack, Babel, Eslint, and prettier. Although the setup given by create-react-app is great and optimized well, it’s good to know what is the job of each tool and how to configure them by yourself that way you can have full control and customize them according to your project Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Irrespective of what javascript framework or library you are working on the one thing that remains constant for all web developers is the browser, where the javascript runs. Learning about browser storage is a must for all web devs. What is browser storage? The browser and server interact with each other. The server serves the web pages that run on the browser and the user Continue Reading
