Converting a Large Create React App Project from JavaScript to TypeScript
August 21, 2021The TypeScript Addiction I'm working on a large industrial react project, scaffolded by create-react-app . The project was started in 201…
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TypeScript, Redux Toolkit, React Hooks, and Gatsby
August 3, 2021How to use the recommended Redux typings in harmony with your server side rendered frameworks.
Advanced TypeScript: A Generic Function to Merge Object Arrays
June 14, 2021Another powerful generic function from the SaaS product archives.
Advanced TypeScript: A Generic Function to Update and Manipulate Object Arrays
June 9, 2021Another fancy generic function of ultimate power!
A React Hook to Animate the Page (Document) Title and Favicon
April 26, 2021Introducing react-use-please-stay: Animate the document title and favicon in your React projects with ease using this powerful hook!
Let's Build a Snazzy Animated Sticky Footer For GDPR Compliance!
April 19, 2021Leveraging react-reveal, react-cookie, and Bootstrap styles.
Import a File as a Raw String in Gatsby or React
April 17, 2021...and how to create advanced code snippets with Gatsby or React!
Extending React Standard Types to Allow for Children as a Function
January 19, 2021Sorting or filtering child components? You've come to the right place!
C# .NET Core and TypeScript: Using Generics and LINQ to Secure and Filter Operations on Your JSONPatchDocuments
November 23, 2020Full stack: React with TypeScript frontend, .NET backend!
React and TypeScript: Generic Search, Sort, and Filter
October 27, 2020A step-by-step guide leveraging the awesome powers of TypeScript generics to implement reusable searching, sorting, and filtering.
Persist and Remember Page Scroll Position, i.e. window.scrollY Using React Hooks
October 11, 2020An elegant React hook gets the job done!
Back By Popular Demand: React + Redux + Shopify + TypeScript Boilerplate
July 21, 2020Now with TypeScript: Strongly typed E-commerce for all!
Introducing the Full Stack Typing Boilerplate: Once You ORM, You Can't Go Back!
May 12, 2020Featuring Typescript and Sequelize: share types between the front- and back- ends for ultimate development productivity.
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Hi! I'm Chris Frewin, a full stack software engineer & educator!
Ah... 😌 I still remember opening up my very first Bash terminal on Ubuntu... it was late summer, in Cornell's Engineering Quad... in short...
It was love
at first sight!
Ever since that first Ubuntu experience, I've been in love with writing software and I've learned an extensive variety of frameworks, databases, design patterns, and languages, including TypeScript, JavaScript, .NET, Python, React, Redux, ABAP, SAPUI5 UI5, C#, PHP7, Postgresql, Magento, and more. I love the challenge of building profitable SaaS products!
I'm also a full stack software educator. I cherish teaching what I've learned over the years, because I think software development is especially difficult these days, with all the new tools and frameworks that seem to come out daily.
My current teaching efforts are being poured into drafting my book and course, Full Stack SaaS Product Cookbook, which will be released soon. In this book, I take you step by step from boilerplate to finished product, on the entire software development lifecycle behind ReduxPlate, a Redux code generator.
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I don't want anyone to be intimated by the noise of the software world - I too struggle and reach out from time to time for help and mentoring. To this end, I try to make my courses as clear as possible so you don't get lost or confused. I also avoid the theoretical - I offer real world examples far beyond the overused 'todo list' app example.
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