React 16.6.0 is officially out and introduces two new HOCs .memo() and .lazy() and they offer up some interesting futures.

Gatsby ships and uses an incredibly powerful transformer built on top of remark to allow one to filter results based on front matter and other parts of parsed markdown.

After approximately 2 years of working with flow and its frustrations I decided it was time to move fully into TypeScript.

A coworker asked me to write up an article detailing testing Redux Reducers.

Sagas are great. However, they come with an extensive and somewhat complicated api and they require functional knowledge of generators. Here I revist my react-boilerplate repo refactored with async/await side effect management.

The majority of my front end development focus recently has been with react-native. So much in fact that I felt I might have lost touch with using ReactDOM alongside so many of the packages/libraries I've grown accostumed to with react-native development.

Going further in depth on patterns for testing sagas.

I've been debating what I should tackle as my first article. I've never been the best at writing technical articles or how-to guides, but it is something I've always wanted to put to my hands.