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Solid list. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
This really makes me want to get back into front-end work (my true passion). I've been wallowing in back-end Hades for months now. I wanna see my work in the browser!
Thanks for a great compilation.
Your very welcome, Clint!
I can't thank this list enough. And I'm supposedly the tooling guy at my office. Where did you get all this? And how do you keep updated with these tools?
Hi Bartmr, your welcome!
Some of these tools were bookmarked and has consistently been useful. Some of them were notes taken down as I browse through the web so that I can come back later to check them out for myself. But I don't just use any note taking program. I use a fast one like Boostnote (Which I contributed a couple features to because their open source community is delightful :)) that supports modern techniques like Duplicating Lines, Save to Google Drive, React/JSX Syntax Highlighting, Switch to Preview, Bring in web page title when pasting URL, etc. This is huge because it makes it fun for me to write things down. When I have fun, I'm constantly writing things down. This reminds me, I should have mentioned Boostnote in there. Teheh.
I just checked out Boostnote, and I think it's really awesome! It feels a lot like a similar tool called Notable.
Glad you checked it out! Would you choose Boostnote over Notable?
Personally, I still haven't decided xD. Right now, it feels like they have different use-cases. Though, for someone looking for a note-taking packed full of features I'd say Boostnote is the way to go! I used to use Notable for taking notes in my CS classes, but now I'm gunna switch to Boostnote for a bit to see how it is :-) Thanks again for the reccomendation!
No problem, and that is a great choice!
I use Boostnote everyday and I must say that is it a great app! I love markdown syntax and I searched a long time for something similar :D
I just miss the mobile app... I will probably give free time to develop something later haha
And me thinking that there were no note-taking apps made for developers... Thanks for the reference
I'm looking forward to the cheat sheet for reactv16.8+ and will stay tuned for that!!!
What react pirate attacked Peter Pan? Captain Hooks __^
Glad to hear that! Enjoy!
Thanks for this!!!
Your welcome Kenthmordecai!
You the real MVP! Thanks for this great list 🙌
Your welcome!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Can I translate it into Chinese for reprint?
Yes :)
Thanks！
awesome!
Very helpful list. I admire your effort
Thank you, Imran Pollob!
I would like to add one more tool or website i.e. eBooks-Courses-Downloader.com where you can try eBooks like HTML To React: The Ultimate Guide, Fluent Python (2nd Edition), Jetpack Compose by Tutorials, Head First Java (3rd Edition), Head First C# (4th Edition), Ten++ Ways To Make Money As A Developer, etc.
Thank you for your rocking list.
No problem Tony!
Thank you! github.com/infinitered/reactotron
Your welcome!
I find the bit about react-testing-library confusing, could you explain that a bit more?
Hi Daniel,
The way react-testing-library works is that you query for actual DOM nodes. You query the DOM in the same way the user would see in their screen. For example some of the ways you select a DOM node is by label text, element text, the native document.querySelector api, element id, etc. A popular alternative before react-testing-library was introduced into the scene was Enzyme. But enzyme worked with instances of rendered React components. Working with instances is closer to implementation details as opposed to working with actual DOM nodes.
Wow! Nice work. Really detailed. Thanks for sharing.
Your very welcome, Edison Ade!
Interesting topic! Everything is explained articulately and clearly. For your project, consider checking out this free npm package: select-paginated.
Saved! Will be checked these out 👍
Glad to hear!
Awesome, thank you
Your welcome Lasha!
well done
very helpful resources
Your welcome!
Thanks for sharing!
No problem!
Wonderful!
Not 10 but 22, you're too generous. :D
That's awesome! Thank you a lot, man. Good job!
Your welcome!
Wow Just Amazing Thanks For sharing.
No problem!
Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
This is awesome
Great list! Could you recommend some tools for Angular? thank you! 🙏
It would be nice to know if these tools were free or not..
They are all free
well nice list but React sight does not work anymore its not maintained.