Last week, Bitovi Hatchify officially left the nest! Hatchify is a suite of low-code libraries that provides a powerful scaffold to build CRUD-heavy applications, eliminate boilerplate, and enable your team to focus on domain-specific functionality from day one. Hatchify empowers you to build admin views, dashboards, and B2B apps faster, all while retaining uncompromising flexibility.
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Meet React to Web Component v2
Greetings, dev community! The highly-anticipated release of the new React to Web Component (@R2WC/react-to-web-component) API is here! We have been thrilled by the level of adoption version 1.0 has attained within the developer community. You have provided great feedback in our Discord and GitHub issues on your pain points and the ways in which we can improve R2WC. And we listened!
Bavin Edwards
Open Source BitOps: v2.1-2.3 Updates
It’s been a while since BitOps v2.0.0 introduced extensibility via plugins and a core platform rewrite with Python. Since then, we’ve been working hard—experimenting and gathering feedback, exploring the project's future, adding new features, fixing bugs, and improving the tool.
Eugen Cusmaunsa
Stateful Mock Server: One Library to Mock Them All
While there are many tools available that assist with mocking, at least when it comes to GraphQL, none of them supports a very desirable feature: statefulness. We at Bitovi went on a mission to create a tool to mock with ease and speed while using XState to maintain stateful flexibility.
Nauany Costa
Bitovi ESLint Config: Handpicked Rules to Improve Your Code
Linting is an important step to ensure code quality, and it fits well as an automated process in the development pipeline. Most teams use the default lint configuration provided by their framework, missing opportunities to prevent runtime errors and increase code quality with the extended set of ESLint rules.
Fábio Englert Moutinho
Manage Form-Driven State with ngrx-forms (Part 1)
If your Angular application already uses NgRx, you know the value of writing good reducers and using one-way data flow. However, that knowledge may not be enough to keep the biggest form in your app from being a rat’s nest of FormGroup
s and related logic. Forget keeping components under 50 lines of code - your form logic alone blows past that.
Kyle Nazario