You read in this blog about how to get familiar with useEffect() in a two-part series: here and here. But what if the problem in your project is not rendering a component after a change but filtering the data itself? As you can imagine, there is also a hook for that.
TypeScript is JavaScript with syntax for types layered on top, or what is sometimes referred to as a "superset" of JavaScript. If you're working with TypeScript in your projects, you might already know that a compile step is required to transform your TypeScript code into JavaScript code, which can then be executed in a JavaScript runtime.
When starting a new TypeScript project, it's important to establish a solid foundation for development. Project tooling and configuration becomes more difficult to change as a project matures, so the decisions you make on day one can have a big impact.
There sits a yellow, small rubber ducky with a cowboy hat on. You know, the ones you might see at a carnival for some silly little game to win a prize of a giant stuffed unicorn.
We are living in a time where things are buzzing – buzzing with words like AI (artificial intelligence) or ML (machine learning). Many think “AI is taking over the world!” No…AI is not taking over but it is certainly changing the way we are doing things. In this article, we’ll give a bird’s eye overview to this “buzz buzz” about AI, different applications for AI, and how you can get started.
Apollo Federation is an open source architecture that is designed to help your organization implement and orchestrate GraphQL services at scale. That's a sentence with a lot of words, but why do we care? Why is it useful? In this article, we'll take a closer look at the Whys and the WTFs of Apollo Federation.
One of the most genius things that the creators of GraphQL ever did was give us GraphiQL. GraphiQL is an in-browser tool that you can use to send queries to a GraphQL API. To start working with GraphQL, you don't have to build a server. You don't have to write a parser. You don't have to set up a client solution. Instead, you can just start sending queries.
Many of the most common misconceptions about GraphQL have to do with the whereabouts of data. It's often thought of as a database. It's often thought of as a replacement to REST. It's often associated with a certain type of database.
