Learn how to create flexible, reusable React components using the children prop with practical examples like Card layouts
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Webpack isn't only for SPAs. You can use it to bundle up apps with multiple pages or entry points
The react-markdown package takes a prop called components in which you can map HTML tags to custom React components. This post explains how it is structured.
A step by step guide to getting a Markdown-driven blog up and running using the new App Router architecture in Next.js version 13
Using Promise.all() we can make multiple Axios requests from a single function
Learn how React Reducer can help you to pull together the disparate strands of state management into a single, easy-to-manage location.
The react-markdown plugin remark-gfm was updated to version 4.0.0 a few days ago and markdown tables no longer seem to render
Solution to a server error encountered after uploading a Next.js blog application to Vercel
React Context can provide an alternative solution to in-component state management. Find out why it might be useful and learn how to implement it.
Make multiple axios calls without having to repeat headers and base url