React
ES2015 came with awesome dynamic imports, which opened a lot of possibilities for chunk splitting, hot reloading, ... and also for dynamic builds. We use it heavily for building multiple versions of same app for different vendors. We were struggling a little how to use it with CSS-Modules with we fall
React
Problem Migration from vanilla (or another) code base to ReactJS stack can be sometimes pain. Especially when part of the code base is still developed in vanilla and you have to use it in ReactJS. Let's imagine you have core written in vanilla and new components are developed
Cordova
According to many tutorial, when you want to use Cordova with create-react-app you should eject the create-react-app. But that was not the way I wanted to go. So instead of it, I have decided to keep create-react-app, then create cordova project and copy-paste this project into create-react-app project. So far
React
TL;DR; REACT CLI = create-react-app ... here is the link: https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app and npm command: npm install -g create-react-app React CLI For those coming from Angular or Ember environment, it may be confusing how to setup ReactJS developer environment. First I come to React I was searching for
Nezařazené
This warning is really annoying when you using hash router. Moreover it is logged to the console as error, instead of warning. So you see this error every time you click link with current path. And solution? Pretty easy and straight forward: All we have to do is create higher