Full-stack app with Appwrite + Next.js, adding TS to React & styling Radix UI components
CodeSketched Newsletter - Edition #029
Hello there, fellow visual learner 🙌🏾
This is the post for the second week of August. This week we incrementally add TypeScript to a React app, do some full-stack development & learn about the theming capabilities of Radix UI.
Let’s begin 🙌🏾
❶ TypeScript with React
Do you have an old React project that you want to add TypeScript to?
The official React docs just added an article to cater exactly to this use case - An article that helps you get started with TypeScript in your React app. Read it here.
❷ Develop a full-stack app
Tired of building the same old Todo app? Want something that involves a DB, a front end, and an API that communicates between them?
This YouTube video on the FreeCodeCamp channel teaches you to build an app with Next.js and Appwrite. 👇🏾
❸ Radix UI now offers themes
You might have heard about Radix UI, the open-source component library that provided accessible yet unstyled components.
Well, now it supports themes so you can even style your components to look beautiful via the radix UI <Theme> component natively. Check it out here.
✍🏼 Note of the week - The useRef() Hook
🎁 Extra:
Today is the last day for the deal on Oxolo - An AI-based video creator that generates an entire video from just a URL. Check it out here if interested.
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P.S. Here are other places where I exist: 🎥 CodeSketched YouTube channel, website
Cheers! 🙌🏾