dangerouslySetInnerHTMLPublished on in JavaScript, React and TypeScript
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To handle internal link clicks when using dangerouslySetInnerHTML,
attach click event listeners to the rendered links.
In the listener, push the link to the browser history.
React is marketed as a view library, but it's more accurately a (view component) framework.
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React's ecosystem is large, which is a good thing: lot's of great libraries to use. But it's also a bad thing: most of those libraries are compatible only with React.
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HTM provides a transpiler-free alternative to JSX via tagged templates. HTM has some limitations, but can be used in browsers and can be good for smaller projects.
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Also known as Episerver/Idio Content Recommendations. The usual way of using a Mustache template can be circumvented by using a JavaScript proxy.
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React context is normally updated inside the React app. Here's a hacky way how I circumvented that restriction in a test file.
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Such naming helps you create tests that resemble the way your users use your app.
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Accessible queries take into account the semantic meaning of HTML elements. Such queries help you write more accessible apps.
Thoughts on how to efficiently use React to render Episerver blocks embedded in TinyMCE fields.
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If you need form input values only at the time of form submission, uncontrolled inputs can be nice to work with.
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JSX is just JS under the hood.
Hyperscript is like that JS,
but better.
Example:
h('a.link', { href }, 'Click me')
is nicer than
<a className="link" href={href}>Click me</a>,
right? Right?!