A Brave World — A Browser for Now
Is there space for a new web browser?
How does Brave stack up against other browsers?
All Articles – Page 9
Here are all the articles on Benevolent Bytes, so far there's 78 of them. I hope you gain something useful from the topics I cover and you use these articles, videos and code snippets to learn new skills to succeed in your web development journey.
Be more productive with fewer distractions
Get rid of things vying for your attention
I’ve been trying to cut down on distractions in my own life and I thought I’d share what I do to tame digital distractions, reduce stress and get some productivity back.
Why Cypress is the best way to test
Cypress is a JavaScript end-to-end testing framework that allows you to write tests that run in a browser much like Selenium.
Save user’s data with a lighter alternative to React
A look at how Preact can cut the fat and still deliver
I love using React but it can be a weighty framework for smaller projects and that’s why I decided to investigate Preact.
How to be Houdini and escape the limits of CSS
Harnessing the power of some cool new APIs to unlock the power of the web
Houdini will give developers access to the browser’s CSS rendering pipeline. This is the future of CSS.
Why popups are back in the modern web
This site uses cookies and we’re going to let you know about it whether you like it or not, the lasting effect of GDPR on the web and why it doesn’t have to be this way
This site uses cookies and we’re going to let you know about it whether you like it or not, the lasting effect of GDPR on the web and why it doesn’t have to be this way
A Peek at State Management with MobX
Exploring MobX state management with React
MobX is a state management library which can be used with React much like Redux, its tagline is “Simple, scalable state management” and it definitely delivers on the first promise.
A look at the React Context API
A useful addition to your React toolkit
If you are using Redux just to avoid passing props down the tree, the React Context API could replace Redux.