Build Your Own React
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Build Your Own React
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#2your* ?
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#3The presentation is stellar! I love the animated code changes on the side <3
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#4your* ?
fixed, thanks
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#5Very, very nice.
His presentation library is available as well!
https://github.com/pomber/code-surfer/blob/code-surfer-v2/re...
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#6The presentation is stellar! I love the animated code changes on the side <3
The effect is here: https://github.com/pomber/gatsby-waves
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#7your* ?
Next article: "Build yore own grammar checker" :-)
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#8Reminds me of the book "Build Your Own AngularJS" from a couple of years ago. - https://teropa.info/build-your-own-angular/
Old now, but still worth reading IMHO as you learn a lot.
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#9Wasn't there a very similar article recently? Wouldn't mind if this is a new tutorial trend. Regardless the presentation of this article is great! I hope this also catches on, it has maximum scanning efficiency.
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#10I find that these kinds of tutorials are great at all stages of my experience.
As a beginner, it's helpful to watch someone's thought process as they build something from scratch. I remember not even knowing where to start.
As a more experienced developer, I tend to know how things work independently, but am always interested to see how you might go about stitching them together at a high level.
Here, I liked the concurrent-mode and fiber patterns broken down into their simplest implementation to get the point across.