What does React.memo do?
React.memo is a higher order component that you can use to ensure functional components only re-render when the props change (much like PureComponent for class components).
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Welcome to the new DeployHQ!
Following our live stream last Thursday, we released a brand new version of DeployHQ to all our customers.
Creating a simple custom event system in JavaScript
A tutorial to help you create a simple custom event system using es6 JavaScript
Toast notification system in a React/Redux application
A quick tutorial explaining how to add a toast notification system to your React/Redux application.
Opening your ChatBox with a custom trigger
It's pretty easy to start a chat with the Natterly ChatBox, just click the chat tray and the ChatBox will spring open ready for your customer to send you a...
Building Commit Graphs
Git and Mercurial both come packaged with handy utilities to visualise the commits in your repository as a graph. We include this functionality in the Codebase interface as well. A...
Finding a frontend workflow isn't easy
When I joined aTech Media in March this year, I was confident in my CSS methodology and workflow. It made sense to me, and I was confident that everyone around...
Reducing style repetition with Sass Maps and RGBA
Earlier this week, I posted this pen on Codepen as a means of documenting a few interesting things I had learnt whilst building a multi-theme application. The pen got a...
Gulp & Rails
I’ve recently started using Gulp rather than the built-in asset pipeline in Rails. Gulp provides a fair amount of additional flexibility and functionality which I am very much enjoying.