All Things Tagged react In the previous article, I gave an Introduction to Storybook and how it can be used to organize and build JavaScript components. Storybook is a UI library that can be used to document components. In this article, I’ll be explaining how to build an interactive UI component using React and Storybook. We’ll be creating a UI component using Storybook and React and at the end of the tutorial, we’ll deploy the storybook as a stand-alone application to serve as a style guide. Create a React ProjectAdd storybook/react as a dependencyCreate a UI component Library with StorybookCustomize themesDeploy as a static site Installation Guide To get started we’ll need to create a new react project and for this, we’ll be using create-react-app which is a great tool for scaffolding react applications and then go ahead to install storybook. // command to scaffold a react app npx create-react-app storybook-app cd storybook-app yarn or npm start // command to install storybook npx -p @storybook/cli sb init
Design Tools Bitelia Search Engine Land - Search Engine Land: News On Search Engines, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Search Engine Marketing (SEM) Movies Consumer barometer tool for consumer data You're planning a campaign for a new product. You’re marketing it to a range of consumers across several countries. And you need to identify the most effective channels and activities. How does 25-year-old Jack in Australia research his purchases compared with 55-year-old Jill in Denmark? Which countries are the biggest adopters of smartphones? Consumer Barometer reveals how people are using the internet around the world. If you're looking at UK consumers, it helps to know that Brits are multi-screen users who can shop and enjoy Coronation Street at the same time. Discover what makes your customers tick; and click You can explore Trended Data to see how internet access and device usage have evolved over time, and read Audience Stories for deeper insights into key demographic groups. Download the tutorial here. To see what makes your customers tick – and click – check out Consumer Barometer now.
Free Texture Packs To Spice Up Your Designs Feb 25 2011 Every day we try our best to present to you some useful tips, dear reader, to inspire you with fresh ideas and to try out new things. Today, we’ve prepared a nice collection of free texture packs that you just may have been looking for to freshen up your designs you’re working on. Enjoy! High Resolution Texture Pack 5 High Resolution Brick & Tile Textures 9 High Resolution Metal Surface Textures Starry Textures 4 Free High Resolution Grunge Textures 5 High Resolution Grungy Paper Textures 10 High Resolution Grungy Surface Textures 46 High-Quality Graffiti Textures High Resolution Fabric Texture Pack 6 High Resolution Sand and Seashell Textures 27 High Resolution Watercolor Textures 12 Free Grungy Bokeh Textures 27 High-Res Playdough Textures 8 High Resolution Screen Print Ready Textures 30 High-Res Foam Dot Textures 14 High Resolution Paper & Canvas Textures 12 High Resolution Denim Textures 11 Free High Resolution Fabric Textures 10 Free High Resolution Wood Textures Wood Textures (ik)
The Ultimate Guide to JavaScript SEO | Onely While search engines have made significant steps in being able to properly crawl and index JavaScript websites, they still don’t have the resources required to keep pace – including Google. This is where JavaScript SEO comes in. JavaScript SEO is the branch of SEO that focuses exclusively on the optimization of JavaScript websites to make sure they’re crawled and indexed properly by search engines. [PLEASE NOTE: Google recently announced that they finally updated their Web Rendering Service. It is based on the most recent version of Chromium and it now supports many modern JavaScript features. All of the other information in this guide should be still accurate. JavaScript SEO is a very hot topic nowadays as more and more websites are using modern JavaScript frameworks and libraries like Angular, React, Vue.js and Polymer. We have a lot to cover, so get yourself a cup of coffee (or two) and let’s get started. Can Google Crawl and Render JavaScript? JavaScript is very error-sensitive
Incompetech dataviz – The R Graph Gallery I’m delighted to announce a new dataviz project called ‘Data to Viz’. —> data-to-viz.com What it is From Data to Viz is a classification of chart types based on input data format. It comes in the form of a decision tree leading to a set of potentially appropriate visualizations to represent the dataset. The decision trees are available in a poster that has been presented at UseR in Brisbane. Philosophie The project is built on two underlying philosophies. Thus, our suggested method consists in identifying and trying all feasible chart types to find out which suits your data and idea best. Once this set of graphic identified, data-to-viz.com aims to guide you toward the best decision. Content Several sections are available on top of the decision tree: – portfolio – an overview of all chart possibilities. Link with R From Data to Viz aims to give general advices for data visualization in general and is not targeting R users especialy. The website is tightly linked with the R graph gallery.