Nearly a year ago I wrote an article about dependency injection in React. I showed how to inject dependencies into class components from InversifyJS containers. Since then we’ve witnessed the release of one of the most anticipated React features — Hooks.
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To accomplish this task, we will mainly use two React functionalities — Context API (since v.16.3) and React Hooks (since v.16.8).
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This whitepaper aims to demonstrate how to increase the resilience of critical applications, bringing the same fault isolation concepts that AWS applies in its Availability Zones and Regions to the level of your workload architecture.
Simple, unobtrusive authentication for Node.js
Building Large-Scale Apps with SwiftUI: A Guide to Modular Architecture
In this article we’ll talk about managing different Environments using XCode Build Schemes and Configurations
Learn how to build event-driven microservices using the Orkes Conductor and Spring.
Use SFSafariViewController in SwiftUI and catch any outgoing URLs to ensure they open in-app instead of in the external Safari browser.