Data Fetching with Next.js 13's Bleeding-Edge Features — A Primer

The app directory, Streaming, Suspense, and hybrid Server and Client Components demystified — with a little help from GraphQL + WunderGraph.

How to Use ChatGPT as an Educational Chatbot in a Next.js Frontend

Can you use OpenAI's GPT-3.5 on your website as a chat assistant? You bet. Here's how to get it done with an Express server, WunderGraph as a BFF, and GraphQL.

2023 Svelte vs React: Which Framework is Better to Learn?

Discover the differences between Svelte and React, and learn why one of them may be the better choice for your project.

Building a Python API and Fetching it in React: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to create an API in Python using the Flask library and fetch it from a React application using Axios.

How to Serve a React App with NGINX in a Non-Root Docker Container

Step By Step Guide To Dockerize React App Created Using Vite

React | Docker | Vite

Const vs. Function For React Functional Components

For some time now I have been wondering if there is a benefit to using function over const when declaring functional components, and vice versa. So, I decided to do a little research, and I will sum…

How to Compose and Integrate APIs Together as if You Were Using NPM for APIs

Learn how to bring React's paradigm of Composability to the world of APIs, microservices, and databases — powered by Wundergraph, build-time GraphQL, and the BFF/API Gateway pattern.

Batch Updates in React 17 or Earlier Versions

React batch updates for multiple setState() calls inside setTimeout, promises, and native event handlers

5 Things We Can Do to Decrease Load Time of the React Application

1. Clean Unused Lines Of Code, 2. Clean Unused React Components, 3. Splitting Up Into Components, 4. Server - Side - Rendering, & 5. State Management