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Rax: A universal React-compatible render engine

Rax is a universal JavaScript library with a largely React-compatible API. If you use React, you already know how to use Rax.

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In Part 6, we connected our lists directly to Redux, set up basic editing for the UnitInfo form, and added the ability to toggle "editing" mode for a selected Pilot. This time, we'll look at some advanced techniques for managing form change events, implement editing for model entries, and use a custom reducer structure to handle feature logic.

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Reading through open source projects is a great way to learn a new library or framework. This can show you what tutorials and documentation can’t: how things work and fit together in practice.

How I built a super fast Uber clone for mobile web

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Getting Started with React Native Development for Windows

Last time, we discussed getting started with React Native development on Windows (for Android). I know, the title was a bit of a tease when all you could really do was develop Android applications, but the good news is that you can now develop React Native Windows applications! Luckily, setting up for Windows development is much less complicated, though the download steps can be somewhat time consuming. Let’s get started!

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