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blog/mastering-mutations-in-react-query
Mastering Mutations in React Query | TkDodo's blog
Learn all about the concept of performing side effects on the server with React Query.
blog/react-query-data-transformations
React Query Data Transformations | TkDodo's blog
Learn the possibilities to perform the quite common and important task of transforming your data with react-query
blog/about-async-functions
About async functions | TkDodo's blog
A deep dive into async functions and how they are different from promise chaining
blog/react-query-and-forms
React Query and Forms | TkDodo's blog
Forms tend to blur the line between server and client state, so let's see how that plays together with React Query.
blog/react-query-error-handling
React Query Error Handling | TkDodo's blog
After covering the sunshine cases of data fetching, it's time to look at situations where things don't go as planned and "Something went wrong..."
blog/calling-java-script-from-type-script
Calling JavaScript from TypeScript | TkDodo's blog
There is nothing better than starting a new project, on a green field.
You can choose all the latest tech you want, and you can begin with…
https://www.dorfmeister.cc/blog/calling-java-script-from-type-script
blog/2021-in-review
2021 in Review | TkDodo's blog
A retrospective on what has happened for me in 2021
blog/status-checks-in-react-query
Status Checks in React Query | TkDodo's blog
How the wrong status check order can negatively impact user experience
blog/practical-react-query
Practical React Query | TkDodo's blog
Let me share with you the experiences I have made lately with React Query. Fetching data in React has never been this delightful...
blog/putting-props-to-use-state
Putting props to useState | TkDodo's blog
Part deux of the useState pitfalls series is here, showing patterns to help solve the common use-case of initializing state with a prop.
blog/pedantic-index-signatures-in-type-script-4-1
Pedantic index signatures in TypeScript 4.1 | TkDodo's blog
Accessing objects and arrays has never been safe in TypeScript, but this is about to change ...
https://www.dorfmeister.cc/blog/pedantic-index-signatures-in-type-script-4-1
blog/on-naming-things
On naming things | TkDodo's blog
Naming is hard. Naming is subjective. Yet there are some things we can objectively do when it comes to finding proper names.
blog/using-web-sockets-with-react-query
Using WebSockets with React Query | TkDodo's blog
A step-by-step guide on how to make real-time notifications work with react-query
blog/react-query-as-a-state-manager
React Query as a State Manager | TkDodo's blog
Everything you need to know to make React Query your single source of truth state manager for your async state
blog/always-provide-customer-value
Always provide customer value | TkDodo's blog
Finding the right spot for doing a refactoring can be tricky
blog/effective-react-query-keys
Effective React Query Keys | TkDodo's blog
Learn how to structure React Query Keys effectively as your App grows
blog/exhaustive-matching-in-type-script
Exhaustive matching in TypeScript | TkDodo's blog
It is already well known in the frontend development community that adopting TypeScript is a good idea for (almost) every project that…
https://www.dorfmeister.cc/blog/exhaustive-matching-in-type-script
exhaustive-matching-in-type-script/
Exhaustive matching in TypeScript | TkDodo's blog
It is already well known in the frontend development community that adopting TypeScript is a good idea for (almost) every project that…
dont-over-use-state/
Don't over useState | TkDodo's blog
The first part of the useState pitfalls series is all about avoiding state altogether. Lots of things might not even be state after all...
blog/use-state-for-one-time-initializations
useState for one-time initializations | TkDodo's blog
Why you shouldn't rely on useMemo for guaranteed referential stability but prefer useState instead
https://tkdodo.eu/blog/use-state-for-one-time-initializations
blog/offline-react-query
Offline React Query | TkDodo's blog
A glimpse at what v4 will bring for offline queries
blog/why-i-dont-like-reduce
Why I don't like reduce | TkDodo's blog
If you know me, you know I'm no fan of Array.reduce. I'll explain why in detail in this post.
blog/dont-over-use-state
Don't over useState | TkDodo's blog
The first part of the useState pitfalls series is all about avoiding state altogether. Lots of things might not even be state after all...
blog/beware-the-leaking-any
Beware the leaking any | TkDodo's blog
Any is not among my favourite TypeScript types, but it is the one you will inevitably encounter. Let's see what makes it so dangerous.
blog/use-state-vs-use-reducer
TkDodo's blog
A technical blog about frontend-development, TypeScript and React
blog/react-query-and-type-script
React Query and TypeScript | TkDodo's blog
Combine two of the most powerful tools for React Apps to produce great user experience, developer experience and type safety.
blog/leveraging-the-query-function-context
Leveraging the Query Function Context | TkDodo's blog
Use what React Query provides for optimal type safety
https://tkdodo.eu/blog/leveraging-the-query-function-context
blog/simplifying-use-effect
Simplifying useEffect | TkDodo's blog
useEffect hooks can be hard to reason about, but I have 5 principles that can help to manage them
blog/optional-vs-undefined
optional vs. undefined | TkDodo's blog
There is a subtle difference between optional fields and required, but potentially undefined ones.
blog/use-urgency
Use Urgency | TkDodo's blog
Getting huge refactorings going is not an easy task, but urgency can help here.
blog/react-query-and-forms
React Query and Forms | TkDodo's blog
Forms tend to blur the line between server and client state, so let's see how that plays together with React Query.
blog/solving-conflicts-in-package-lock-json
Solving conflicts in package-lock.json | TkDodo's blog
Why you should never delete package-lock.json and how npm can solve the conflicts for you
https://www.dorfmeister.cc/blog/solving-conflicts-in-package-lock-json
blog/placeholder-and-initial-data-in-react-query
Placeholder and Initial Data in React Query | TkDodo's blog
Learn about the different possibilities to avoid loading spinners in React Query.
blog/testing-react-query
Testing React Query | TkDodo's blog
Let's take a look at how to efficiently test custom useQuery hooks and components using them.
blog/react-query-render-optimizations
React Query Render Optimizations | TkDodo's blog
An advanced guide to minimize component re-renderings when using React Query
blog/the-power-of-const-assertions
The power of const assertions | TkDodo's blog
const assertions are a criminally underused TypeScript feature - learn all about them here, now
blog/road-to-refactoring
Road to Refactoring | TkDodo's blog
A blogpost series about patterns that have helped me succeed with refactorings
blog/no-love-for-boolean-parameters
No love for boolean parameters | TkDodo's blog
Innocent looking boolean parameters, or flags, are often the reason for hard to maintain legacy code. Resist the urge of adding them!
blog/things-to-know-about-use-state
Things to know about useState | TkDodo's blog
5 things everyone needs to know about useState
blog/flow-to-type-script-migration-journey
Flow to TypeScript migration journey | TkDodo's blog
How we migrated over 100k lines of code from Flow to TypeScript. A Journey.
https://tkdodo.eu/blog/flow-to-type-script-migration-journey
blog/avoiding-legacy-systems
Avoiding legacy systems | TkDodo's blog
Every software will eventually become a nightmare to maintain, unless we actively do something about it.
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