
State-Handling in React apps
Intro We use React for most of our current web-frontends. For older React Apps we used the MobX (databinding-library for MVVM) and then moved over to Redux. But even with … Continue Reading State-Handling in React apps
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Intro We use React for most of our current web-frontends. For older React Apps we used the MobX (databinding-library for MVVM) and then moved over to Redux. But even with … Continue Reading State-Handling in React apps
I’m relatively new to the stack of React, Redux and TypeScript but I had to do a lot of coding in this area over the past months. To get started … Continue Reading Structuring a React/Redux/TypeScript app
Again some notes from my recent React and Javascript/TypeScript learnings. I knew already how to use Promises by building method chains with .then() or .catch() to chain the asynchronous actions … Continue Reading Javascript async/await in React Components
As I am making myself familiar with modern frontend development based on React, TypeScript, Webpack and some more I learned something really cool. I like to write this down not … Continue Reading Compile-check LESS/CSS classnames using TypeScript and Webpack
Some time ago I’ve written a blog post on how to build a connection indicator using ASP.Net MVC, SignalR and TypeScript. I had to write one again and did an … Continue Reading SignalR Connection Indicator reloaded
I’ve build a message infrastructure for the company I am working for which allow to collect tons of production data from our factory (about >4’000 db records per minute). In … Continue Reading Build a SignalR Connection Indicator with TypeScript and Knockout