Ida Marie Vestgøte Bosch
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Deck the Halls With React Three Fiber
Earlier this year I tried using three.js within a React app. It wasn't straightforward, and I ran into quite a few problems. Since then, I've been eager to try out this library a co-worker told me about: react-three-fiber. Apparently, it could solve all my problems (ok, maybe only a few) and make it super easy to create cool animations with few lines of code. Say no more!
Earlier this year I tried using three.js within a React app. It wasn't straightforward, and I ran into quite a few problems. Since then, I've been eager to try out this library a co-worker told me about: react-three-fiber. Apparently, it could solve all my problems (ok, maybe only a few) and make it super easy to create cool animations with few lines of code. Say no more!
Sprinkle, Sprinkle, Little Card
I work on the internal applications in Bekk, including a front page that shows key information about employees and the company. One of the sections shows upcoming birthdays, so you can congratulate your colleagues on their big day. But something was missing. You know, that little extra that tends to light up people’s faces. How about some confetti bursting out the top of your head? 🎉
I work on the internal applications in Bekk, including a front page that shows key information about employees and the company. One of the sections shows upcoming birthdays, so you can congratulate your colleagues on their big day. But something was missing. You know, that little extra that tends to light up people’s faces. How about some confetti bursting out the top of your head? 🎉
The Three Ways of Fetching
I'm part of a group that holds introductory courses on web development for students and new employees in Bekk. In the course we say that there are three ways to retrieve data in JavaScript, but we only explain one of the methods. Now, let's see how each of them works: callbacks, promises and async / await.
I'm part of a group that holds introductory courses on web development for students and new employees in Bekk. In the course we say that there are three ways to retrieve data in JavaScript, but we only explain one of the methods. Now, let's see how each of them works: callbacks, promises and async / await.