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Welcome to issue 62.

This week we debug React in Visual Studio Code, use GraphQL fragments, use React Styled Components, build better databases with PostgreSQL and much more!

 

Debugging React Like a Champ with VSCode

In this guide I will show you how to supercharge your React workflow with Visual Studio Code’s debugging features.

 

React is the new Dojo

The Web is much bigger than we think.

 

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Learn PostgreSQL.

Learn PostgreSQL and do databases better.

 

GraphQL Fragments are the Best Match for UI Components

What are GraphQL fragments?

 

Why We Use Styled Components at Decisiv

and why you might consider it as well

 

How to migrate an application from AngularJS to React & Redux

Migrate a legacy application from AngularJS to React and Redux.

 

Questions about React JS & React Native

This article includes some basic term and fundamentals approach for React JS and & React Native.

 

Error Boundaries in React 16

Error boundaries are React components that catch JavaScript errors anywhere…

 

How We Started Sharing Components as a Team

For teams working with React components, achieving true reusability is a considerable challenge.

 

I wish I knew these before diving into React

Long story short, these are the things that really helped me.

 

Create-component-app v1 is out now

create-component-app is a tool to generate different types of React components.

 

 

That’s it for the newest edition of the best ReactJS, React Native & GraphQL Newsletter!

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