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Hey y'all, David here. You signed up for my newsletter at programmingarehard.com. I'm writing to let you know I've just published a new post about using Telegram for push notifications. I've never understood why I needed yet another chat application but I found Telegram to be really useful for alerting me of events happening in my application. Check out the article. I bet it's easier than you might be thinking it's going to be. Hope it's useful and that you have a relaxing Sunday. ✌️ David |
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React Router Guide How to execute api requests in React Router There's not a lot of opinions on how to structure code that interacts with apis in React Router apps. This is what I've come up with and the post I wish existed before I started using React Router's actions/loaders with my existing api(and if middleware existed back then). Check out the article here. Have a great Tuesday ✌️ Unsubscribe · Preferences
React Router Guide How I used Prettier to help me find and fix a bug I recently encountered a bug where a system that's been working for years stopped working after a code release. The confusing bit was that the updated code had absolutely nothing to do with the system that was breaking. Through a series of trial and error and lots of scratching my head, I ended up using Prettier to pinpoint where the problem was and was able to find and fix the bug. Check out the full write-up here. Have a...
React Router Guide React Router error reporting from scratch As awesome of developers as we all are, errors are bound to crop up in our apps. React Router allows us to be notified of these errors via a handleError function but what exactly can you do here? That's what my latest post covers. I'll teach you how to use source maps to pinpoint the source code where an error is coming from so you can jump on bugs faster. Check it out below. React Router error reporting from scratch. Currently...