React

Sajjad Ashraf looks at accessing native platform APIs by creating custom React Native modules

Ryan Chenkie walks through creating a real-life React + Redux application that authenticates users and calls a remote API for data.

Jay Raj looks at CodePush, a tool from Microsoft that helps you push code updates to apps instantly.

Wern Ancheta covers realtime app development with RethinkDB and React Native for automatic data updates pushed straight to users

Jay Raj looks at Siphon, a tool that makes publishing React Native apps easy.

Dan Prince presents an in-depth comparison of 3 React alternatives (Deku, Preact & Virtual Dom) and looks at why they might be right for your next project.

This article provides a primer on the React view system and JSX templating language.

Wern Ancheta adds authentication to React Native apps using Firebase.

Wern Ancheta demonstrates how to build a file sharing component with React and PeerJS, using WebRTC for peer-to-peer transfer.

Dan Prince compares 6 different methods for binding the value of the this keyword in react components, including new methods from ES2015 and ES2016.

In this quick tip Bruno Mota demonstrates creates a reusable video component with React, using react-hot-boilerplate to jump start his dev environment.

Gain confidence with default properties, such as properties, defaults, and modules and allow your components to be used without any properties being passed.

Wern Ancheta creates an imgur clone app to demonstrate the features and performance of NativeScript for cross platform app development.

React Native is one of the hottest cross platform mobile development frameworks around, Jon Shaffer presents a comprehensive guide to installing it.

Igor Ribeiro Lima explains how to write a small GraphQL server to respond to requests from a Todo List app picking React as the front-end framework.

Wern Ancheta shows us how to use React Native to create an Android app based on the Pokemon Pokodex that even reads results to you!

Are you thinking of trying React but aren't sure where to start? Then Craig Bilner's yuletide round up of React and the surrounding technologies is for you.

Marcello La Rocca shows how to build a dashboard and add information about available WI-FI networks using Node.js and Ractive.js.

Mark Brown explains why React's unopinionated approach, wafer-thin API and adherence to the Unix philosophy mean that it has left the competition standing.

One of the major objections people have with React is JSX' need to be pre-processed and packaged for the browser. Fear not! Webpack and Babel.js are here.

Kevin Zettler introduces you to Relay, a new framework for data fetching from Facebook meant to work seamlessly with React.

We'll take all we've learned about state, lists, and conditional rendering in React to add a new logger feature.

I'll look at react's one-way data flow with an example of two-way binding, from frameworks like Angular and Ember, and mimicking functionality in React.

In this article Christian Johansen gives you an example of how immutability can be used with React, the well-known library developed by Facebook.

Mike Godfrey will focus on React components state and how to work with them. The article also teaches how to have stateless children and stateful parent

Node.js has some strengths, nut some people want to stick to PHP. If that's you, then you want to take a look at a similar project for PHP named React.