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Welcome to the tenth issue.
This week we feature Yarn, an epic Battle between Polymer and ReactJS, Benefits of GraphQL and much much more!
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Yarn: A new package manager for JavaScript
Facebook releases a native package manager for ReactJS.
5 benefits of static GraphQL queries
Even though GraphQL has only been a publicly-available technology for a little over a year, we have figured out some benefits of using GraphQL.
Polymer vs Angular: The future of web apps
Considering between Polymer and ReactJS? We got you covered!
Is MVC dead for the frontend?
Has React.js killed of MVC for the frontend?
Building a full on GraphQL app
This app will also use React and Rails
Introducing React Axiom
React Axioms introduces a way to use Models with ReactJS.
Electrode improves performance by up to 70%
Electrode has made Walmart’s performance vastly improve.
Progressive Web Apps with React.js: 3
Part 3 of Addy Osmani’s series on making Progressive Web Apps with React.js. This one is about making your React apps work offline.
Progressive Web Apps with React.js: 4
Part 4 of Addy Osmani’s series on making Progressive Web Apps with React.js. This one is about progressive enhancement via server-side rendering.
Choosing GraphQL to build Drift’s messaging platform
Drift built their messaging platform for businesses using GraphQL.
That’s it for the 10th edition of the greatest ReactJS Blog!
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