We’ve all been there—a complicated project, under-resourced and under-documented, with little continuity or direction. Luckily, Bitovi does things differently.

It’s always exciting for developers when languages release new versions—whether they fix issues, introduce new features, or both! The release of TypeScript 4.9 on November 15th, 2022 introduces a new operator, performance improvements, plus a variety of new features and capabilities. Allow us to introduce 3 of our favorites:

While writing React apps, we often run into scenarios where we might need a component to render as different elements. These elements could be different HTML tags or other React Components. Have you ever run into any of the following scenarios :  

We went to Next.js Conf on October 25th, 2022, to bring you our key takeaways and thoughts on the future of React and Next!

Ever wondered what memoization really means when working in React? Have you used useMemo or useCallback hooks or even React.memo countless times without actually understanding their particularities?

How much should you trust your APIs? Trust between the frontend and backend is fundamental—in most modern web applications, both sides are ultimately accountable for the application.