Emergence of Storybook The arrival of components to the web was a breakthrough for web application development, allowing the creation of reusable elements, and with it the emergence of Frameworks and libraries such as ReactJs, VueJs, and AngularJs, with the aim of further promoting this idea. But there were no tools to organize these components […]
In this tutorial we show how to use the React-Beautiful-DnD library, what it is, how it works and what makes it work. To make the article as simple and explicit as possible, we focus on the three main pillars of this cool library: <DragDropContext /> Wraps the part of the application for which you want […]
Requirements In the second part we learned how to mock the requests that our components make to the server, while in the first part, how to create a project with the necessary configuration to work with Storybook, and thus be able to test our components. Today we continue evaluating some other interesting aspects of this […]
For some time now, the use of Context has been popular to solve the problem of sharing global status within a complex hierarchy of components on a page or part of a page, and avoiding prop-drilling. Although it is not recommended to use Context for complex situations involving multiple status, as it can involve multiple […]
Introduction To make our components work alone, one of the advantages we have to take advantage of Storybook is to make use of its extensions. Today we will be talking about how to integrate Storybook with Mock Service Worker, a tool to simulate our API responses when we make REST-like requests with axios or fetch. […]
We want to start the week with these suggestions. We bring you 5 websites that we recommend you to take a look at. Ideal combinations for the design and creation of websites. Uplabs: offers designers and programmers a platform where they can share their files to develop mobile and web applications. Undraw: Ideal for creating […]