Introduction React Native in 2026: Is It Still the Best for Cross-Platform Apps? React Native has long been a favored framework for building cross-platform mobile applications, offering a sweet spot between native performance and code reusability. As we step into 2026, developers and businesses are asking: Is React Native still the best choice for cross-platform…
Introduction React and WebAssembly: Speeding Up Frontend Apps in 2026. As frontend applications become more complex, developers are constantly seeking ways to improve performance without sacrificing the rich interactivity that users expect. In 2026, one of the most promising solutions to this challenge is the combination of React and WebAssembly (Wasm). While React provides a…
Introduction React Server Components: What You Need to Know in 2025. React Server Components (RSC) are reshaping the way modern web applications are built in 2025. Initially introduced by the React team as an experimental feature, RSC has now matured and is supported by frameworks like Next.js and Remix. The traditional boundaries between server-rendered content…
Introduction From Zero to Hero: Building a ToDo App with React (Step-by-Step). Every developer, whether a beginner or seasoned, has encountered the ToDo app. It’s the perfect starting point to understand a framework like React. The simplicity of a ToDo app makes it an ideal project for learning React concepts like components, props, state, event…
Introduction Why React is Still Dominating Frontend Development in 2025. In the ever-evolving world of web development, frameworks and libraries come and go. But one name that has consistently stood the test of time is React. Originally developed by Facebook in 2013, React has now been around for over a decade and still remains a…
