This repository covers all key areas of React development:
1️⃣ Official docs and learning resources 2️⃣ Frameworks and tools for modern web apps 3️⃣ UI component libraries 4️⃣ State management and data handling 5️⃣ Styling and CSS integrations 6️⃣ Routing, testing, and developer tools 7️⃣ Mobile development with React Native
A great reference for both beginners and experienced developers.
Focused on: • fast onboarding • scalable architecture • better performance and developer experience
If you, like me, love order in a git, then Conventional Commits is just a lifesaver 😅 You don't have to guess which commit does what. Just feat:, fix:, chore: - and everything is clear. Plus, it automatically helps with versions and CHANGELOGS. Use Conventional Commits and don't make mistakes in committing names. Your future self in the repository will thank you very much 🙌 Link: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
Viktor Svertoka·Insights·
An interview is your chance to demonstrate your skills, motivation, and fit for the role. Preparation helps you stay confident and professional. Key steps: Analyze the job description Identify core requirements and prepare relevant experience examples. Review your experience and goals Explain how your skills and career plans align with the role. Research the company Learn about the product, values, culture, and recent updates. Prepare answers to common questions Why this company? Strengths and weaknesses Where do you see yourself in 3–5 years? Prepare for technical evaluation Review fundamentals and practice explaining your thinking. Prepare questions for the interviewer What does a typical day look like? What are the next hiring steps? Handle logistics Updated resume (multiple copies) Confirm time and format (online / onsite) Send a follow-up A short thank-you message after the interview increases your chances.
Hanna Komrakova·Career·
Did you know that some web framework websites hide Easter eggs in the form of anime-style logos? To see them, simply add this to the URL: 👉 /?uwu=true 📜 A bit of background: An artist known as sawaratsuki1004 created the first logo after a discussion about this idea in the comments. Later, one website adopted it as an alternative to the default logo. Within the next two weeks, other websites joined the trend. The image shows examples from React, Vue, and Angular, and you can try to find even more 😊
Andrew Motko·Tech·