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The modern web landscape is evolving fast. React continues to dominate, but is it always the right choice? The Sparkbox team recently hosted an UnConference to talk about web standards, progressive enhancement, and React’s role in the modern web ecosystem.
JSX makes building UIs easier, but not all frameworks handle it the same. Discover how React and SolidJS take different paths to rendering, state management, and performance.
While React gets a lot of attention in web development circles, it is far from the only option for building scalable user interfaces for the web.
Modern React applications provide increasing flexibility in how content is rendered, allowing developers to optimize for performance, scalability, and user experience. Let’s explore the latest advancements shaping the future of React development.
As we are migrating The Foundry’s CMS to Contentful, it doesn’t come without challenges to ensure that we are able to have all the styles currently used. Learn how we are balancing different solutions to do just that like rendering markdown in the rich text editor.
When developing mobile apps with React Native, there are not as many developer tools to choose from so debugging can be a challenge. But using the right tools like Element Inspector, React Development Tools, and the Chrome Developer Tools Debugger can help.
With just a few tools and some quick setup, you can flatten the React Native learning curve and start leveraging your experience as a web developer. This guide will show you what you need (and why you’d want) to style React Native apps with CSS syntax, classes, and stylesheets.
The tech you choose to power your project will have a ripple effect far beyond launch. One Sparkboxer shares the story of a recent engagement where the client brought their own framework suggestion and had to be guided away from adopting it. Thanks to a consultant mindset, the client selected a framework that not only met their immediate needs but also set them up for an easier future.
Learn how to take React further by embracing composability. Instead of messing around with the code for several components, modify a single source. This is the idea behind composability, and it’s easy to do with React—in fact, it’s one of the platform’s biggest benefits.
Composing solid, flexible React components is like making a smoothie: what you get depends on what you put inside. Learn techniques for composing React components using children, render props, component composition, and more.
Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development
