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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 Untangling dialogs in React Router I have been struggling with determining how to best implement dialogs in React Router apps for years: useState to control their open state Forms vs fetchers for data submissions resource routes to form data(<select> options) useEffect for listening for the action data to close the dialog useEffect for listing for a toast message There's a lot to consider. However, tons of these problems go away if you move dialogs into their own dedicated...
React Router Guide Contributing Callsite Revalidation Opt-out to React Router If you’ve used React Router’s data APIs, you’ve probably noticed it revalidates all your loaders after mutations, even when you know that’s completely unnecessary. I got tired of implementing shouldRevalidate functions that ended up feeling really awkward. I found an old proposal from Ryan Florence in GitHub, and decided to take a crack at implementing it myself. A few months and one merged PR later, it shipped in...
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