In this third blog post of the Generate PDF files in React series, we take a look at how to export content and data in advanced UI components like the Data Grid and TreeList.
React 18 looks promising: automatic state batching, new APIs and a new streaming server renderer—all battled-tested in advance. Let’s take a closer look.
In this article, I will show you how to find and extract common logic as a custom hook function. You will learn this by building a custom hook function for handling real-time state synchronization.
The Web Share API allows users to share resources from the browser using native functionality. Let’s try a different modal display and share mechanism.
Let’s take a look at the KendoReact Window component, which allows you to resize, minimize, maximize and even drag windowed items on the web similar to desktop functionality.
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