A basic example of ‘if-else’ condition This article assumes you are an absolute beginner and know nothing about coding and the article, in no way, tells you to write your first computer program. …

Apologies for the super late post, but I finally got around this to finish this series. Part 1 — Project Setup and Webpack configuration Dev Mode. Part 2: Configure Babel and add React to your project Part 3: Add Jest and Enzyme to your project To install Jest to our project, simply run the following at the root of the repository. npm install --save-dev jest This will install jest in dev mode. To know what Jest can or cannot…

Part 2: Configure Babel and add React to your project Welcome back to the Part 2! If you’ve missed on setting up the basic project setup and webpack-dev-server, please have a look at Part 1. In this section, we’ll be focussing on adding React to our project and configuring Babel loader. Let us first be bold and make our first…

What we are going to achieve is: Part 1 — Project Setup and Webpack configuration Dev Mode. Part 2— Configure Babel and add React to your project Part 3— Add Jest and Enzyme to your project Part 1 Quick Project Setup Open terminal and create a new folder as react-boilerplate mkdir react-boilerplate && cd react-boilerplate 2. Create a package.json file by running inside the folder react-boilerplate

Think of this daily scenario : Entering your house. In an IoT-less world, you’d turn on the lights and fan, open up the windows if it is hot, put your food in the oven, and perhaps make some coffee if you like. But think of this, what if the house…