In this tutorial, you will learn about the optional chaining, what it is, why you might want to use it and how to start using it within your project. Lets first start with the most common situation where optional-chaining comes in handy, dealing wit...
How To Call An API Within A React.js App
A common requirement on any project is to call an API and then display that data on your website. This sounds simple enough, however, the out-of-the box fetch can not be guaranteed to work on all devices mos...
Markdown is a great language that let's you focus on writing. Out of the box, Umbraco provides a markdown editor that you can use to simply and quickly add and edit content (), for instructions on how to do this, look here:
How To Use Markdown Wit...
When using Cypress tests, getting some part of your system to work can be tricky. What to do when tests randomly timeout? I've worked on several solutions where it's almost a 50-50% chance that the test will pass or fail. Sometimes it can be that ...
In this tutorial, you will learn about a very quick and easy approach that will allow you to host your React.js application so people can view your website using your own custom domain. Most tutorials that discuss hosting a React.js tend to dive int...
If you work within a large company that has thousands of test, running all the tests can take forever to run:
javascript
jest test
One way of making life easier to to only run tests on a certain file, which you can do like so:
javascript
jest -u ...
In this tutorial, you will learn a little about Markdown and how you can use it with Umbraco CMS. For anyone who has written a lot of content using Umbraco using the normal rich-text editor, it is very likely you will have encountered one or more of...
In this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate Qubit within your React.js application. Qubit is an a/b testing tool that you can use to try to dynamically inject CSS and JS into your application. The reason why organizations use Qubit is usually t...
In this tutorial, I will share some code to help you test any of your React components that are connected to Redux. Let's start with this very simple component:
First, let's write the simplest test, writing a snapshot test for the rendered compone...
