Eve Porcello

If you want to learn how to build efficient React applications, this is your book. Ideal for web developers and software engineers who understand how JavaScript, CSS, and HTML work in the browser, this updated edition provides best practices and patterns for writing modern React code. No prior knowledge of React or functional JavaScript is necessary.

Functional Web Development with React and Redux

Last week, we took a closer look at the useEffect Hook, but we still have yet to touch on one of the function's most important features: the dependency array.

Rendering is the heartbeat of a React application. When something changes (props, state), the component tree re-renders, reflecting that change in the user interface. But what happens when we need to do something after a render? As you might imagine, there's a Hook for that.

In the first edition of the book, we built an app called the Color Organizer. It's an app that allows people to add, edit, and delete from their list of favorite colors.

This week we talk with Eve Porcello about getting started with GraphQL.

Today we are joined by Eve Porcello, who teaches Javascript, React, and GraphQL with Moon Highway.

React is a great choice for dynamic, data-driven user experiences. Learn how to create browser-based apps and websites with the component-based React.js library.

Learn about the enhancements found in React 16 and how to leverage key features to build better React apps

Get started building reusable user interface components with React, the JavaScript framework for UI developers.

Whether you’re ramping up a new hire, mentoring a co-worker, writing documentation, or giving a technical talk, you’re constantly expected to share knowledge as requirements and technologies rapidly change.

Three components: that’s all you need to know to start building React applications with GraphQL. In this talk, we'll take a closer look at how to incorporate Apollo's Query, Mutation, and Subscription components to handle all of your React app's data fetching needs. And with that, you'll be hooked on GraphQL.