Haberdäsh Design

There is a daunting challenge when it comes to parsing a large collection of data and having the goal of displaying it all for the user. It is even more complicated when we need to apply filters to that data and show only what the user requests. Luckily, React and JavaScript make this easy with filter and map functions. Here, I'll show you the basics of mapping and filtering data.



https://haberdash.design/articles/rendering-filtering-lists-react/

May the Fourth be with you! Here are some of the most exciting and detail oriented web animations I've gathered up to show that pay tribute to the Star Wars legacy.

https://haberdash.design/articles/stellar-star-wars-web-animations/

Have you ever wondered what goes into building APIs? It's been a while since I've posted something, so to make a comeback, I wrote about creating a basic JSON API to help get you started on creating a backend API for your web application. Happy coding!

https://haberdash.design/articles/api-basic-setup-express-axios-nodejs/

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We'll see you again once the new year has loaded. Happy Holidays!

Once an understanding is attained around React props and states, a frontend developer will then be faced with the need to pass data to and from components. In my latest blog, we will explore the steps required to pass data from a parent to a child component and vice versa.

https://haberdash.design/articles/communicating-components-passing-data-parent-child/