Developing accessible React forms without the headache
Some time ago I’ve embarked on a journey to find a decent headless UI system that will lift the form problem of my back.
Some time ago I’ve embarked on a journey to find a decent headless UI system that will lift the form problem of my back.
It took some time for me to realize that an error is the same information as a success. Not what I expect or want, but a valid, fully-fledged information nonetheless.
A deep dive into my Remix starter, Slowcore Stack, and how to use it to create a new app.
The landscape of current React full-stack frameworks is pretty much dominated by Next.js. But I never quite liked it, and always felt it’s too complex for its own good. So recently I’ve started to use Remix.
Object-oriented programming has a lot of rules. But these aren’t just to have something to talk about during code reviews or to flex on which book from 1994 or 2008 you’ve read.
TypeScript, while being “only” a superset of JavaScript, provides quite robust system of typing. But, when to use what?