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A lot has been said about how the quest for beauty is a pursuit of less. I clearly subscribe to that. It turned out my beauty search was basically a search for writing an expressive piece of React code with less. The excellent improvement CoffeeScript brought — and other languages use — is attributing value to otherwise meaningless tokens. This realization seemed evident at the end, but it wasn’t at the beginning. It served the purpose of reinforcing the power of less in general.

A great analyst would ask questions to the team responsible for the website to confirm if any changes had been made recently. You’re told there were changes on the same day when visitors from organic search started to drop. Now you can go back to your stakeholder and say “traffic dropped to the website from organic search visitors due to changes made on the website that caused a drop in Google search rankings”. Going this extra mile shows you not only found the source of the problem but took initiative to provide a solution.

Create-React-App allows us to scaffold new React applications. It’s an incredibly useful tool for building React applications. It keeps all of our dev dependencies like webpack, ESLint and babel inside of react-scripts. That means, that in order to update these dependencies, we need to wait for an update to Create-React-App. Lucky for us, that day is here.

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devoured the books Scott mentioned. Dr. Fung’s book was specifically targeted to readers with Type 2 diabetes. The book described how it’s possible to reverse diabetes and lose weight — quickly — with a fasting program and LCHF diet. But I’d never fasted for 24 hours or longer! Could I do it?

Measuring your application’s performance just got easier thanks to Web Vitals. This library allows you to accurately measure metrics like First Input Delay (FID), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).

In my first full-time job, I worked long hours to complete my tasks because I was inefficient. It was difficult to apply what I learned in school to a real-life setting. A majority of my work was in Excel so I learned all the keyboard shortcuts and how to develop VBA macros to reduce my time on repetitive tasks. I trained myself to work faster and over time I was able to complete everything within business hours.

When I became a data analyst, I saved SQL and Python code snippets for reference to avoid writing similar code for different requests. I kept track of key dates that impacted company KPIs and links to documentation for reference. I appeared to complete tasks in record time and always had an answer on hand to stakeholder questions but this was all due to learning how work smarter, not harder.

From a pragmatic perspective, at first glance, it seems that adopting such a style wouldn’t interfere with productivity. CoffeeScript has been out there for a while, and I expect it to have somewhat decent tooling. I had no surprises while building this quick experiment. There’s one thing that would be on my way from adopting it entirely, though: the ability to use it together with TypeScript. I know how it could work, but I decided to stop the exploration at this point. Anyways, if you enjoyed the picture, would be interested in adopting a similar approach, and are curious about how it could work with TypeScript, please let me know.

The advantage of the new JSX transform is that we don’t need to import React to our components anymore to use JSX. TypeScript users should note that they will need to wait until version 4.10 to use this new feature.

Create React App 4 brings support for Workbox, a powerful library from Google. With Workbox, you can leverage preaching and runtime caching to make your PWAs feel like native applications.

Whether your starting your career as a data analyst or changing careers to become one, don’t feel overwhelmed that you aren’t successful at first. Focus on one skill at a time and move on to the next one when you’ve reached a level you deem as successful. The path to success requires time and practice but now that you know the way, I hope it comes to you sooner rather than later.

From a pragmatic perspective, at first glance, it seems that adopting such a style wouldn’t interfere with productivity. CoffeeScript has been out there for a while, and I expect it to have somewhat decent tooling. I had no surprises while building this quick experiment. There’s one thing that would be on my way from adopting it entirely, though: the ability to use it together with TypeScript. I know how it could work, but I decided to stop the exploration at this point. Anyways, if you enjoyed the picture, would be interested in adopting a similar approach, and are curious about how it could work with TypeScript, please let me know.

If you have worked with NextJS, then you know just how awesome Fast Refresh is. Fast Refresh is a replacement for React Hot Loader. Its big advantages include amazing performance and state preservation on component reload. It’s definitely a great addition to Create-React-App.

With a major release, comes breaking changes. The update to ESLint 7 and various ESLint plugins require changes to your configuration or code. The update to Jest 26 may break some of your tests, especially if you are relying on mocks not being reset.

Even though React 17 is a transitional release that boasts no new features, it’s good to see Create React App supporting it. With support for React 17, comes support for the new JSX transform.