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Contains the title of the post: Introduction to GitHub Actions

Introduction to GitHub Actions

GitHub Actions is a powerful tool that allows you to automate your development workflow. In this post, I'll show you how to get started with GitHub Actions.

Contains the title of the post: Using the Web Share API in React

Using the Web Share API in React

Learn how to use the Web Share API in a React application to native share resources to various destination.

Contains the title of the post: Looking for the Best React Form Library? It’s Probably on This List

Looking for the Best React Form Library? It’s Probably on This List

In this post, I show the best React form libraries and why they're the best.

Contains the title of the post: Introduction to WebAssembly for .NET Developers: Building with Uno Platform, XAML, and C#

Introduction to WebAssembly for .NET Developers: Building with Uno Platform, XAML, and C#

Learn how to build a web application utilising WebAssembly with .NET, XAML, and C#.

Contains the title of the post: WebAssembly tools, frameworks, and libraries for .NET Developers

WebAssembly tools, frameworks, and libraries for .NET Developers

WebAssembly lets you run code from multiple languages on the web at near-native speed, load modules via JavaScript APIs, and share functionality between them.

Contains the title of the post: GraphQL: Schema, Resolvers, Type System, Schema Language, and Query Language

GraphQL: Schema, Resolvers, Type System, Schema Language, and Query Language

Learn about GraphQL schema, resolvers, type system, schema language, and query language.

Contains the title of the post: From Vanilla JS to Vue.js: A guide to Vue essentials

From Vanilla JS to Vue.js: A guide to Vue essentials

Learn the basics of Vue.js, a popular JavaScript framework for building web applications.

Contains the title of the post: How and why I built a real-time state synchronisation service

How and why I built a real-time state synchronisation service

I built Hamoni Sync. A realtime service that allows you to store and synchronise data/application state.

Contains the title of the post: The What And Why Of Redux

The What And Why Of Redux

Learn what Redux is and why you should use it to manage state in your React app.

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