Structure Your React Apps Like It’s 2030

Every React Developer meets one issue during his or her journey. This is how you construct an amazing app architecture. This blog post will teach you how to structure your directories correctly and avoid some common mistakes that most of us make when architecting react applications.
blog.devgenius.io/structure-your-react-apps-like-its-2030-aef02097cb3

Common Design Patterns in C#

Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems that arise in software design. They are templates for solving design problems that have proven to be effective in various situations. They provide a common vocabulary and a shared understanding of best practices for developers, making it easier for them to communicate and collaborate on complex design problems.
maherz.medium.com/10-essential-patterns-for-c-and-net-development-e9b881b9a6ba

What is NgRx and why is it used in Angular apps?

Good intro to NgRx:

NgRx implements the Flux-Pattern. At a high level, it helps you unify all events and derive a common state in your Angular app. With NgRx, you store a single state and use actions to express state changes. It is ideal for apps with many user interactions and multiple data sources.

What problems does NgRx solve?

At a high-level, it mainly solves mainly the two main scenarios:

  • Sharing data between different components
  • A global state for the reuse of data

Sharing Data between different components

In a complex web application, you have different sections. Imagine the following scenario: In a web shop, you have an item list and your shopping cart. These two sections of the web shop are different component trees, probably in different Angular modules. In the item list, the user clicks on a particular item “Add to my cart”. After the click, the item appears in the shopping cart.

Read more:
https://www.workingsoftware.dev/what-is-ngrx-and-why-is-it-used-in-angular/

Using EF Core’s InMemory Provider To Store A “Database” In Memory

I’ve had several situations arise recently where I needed a database, but I didn’t particularly want to go through the process of creating one on our test servers. On this latest occasion, I started wondering if it was possible to create a database in memory, so that I could just dispose of it when I no longer needed it.
exceptionnotfound.net/ef-core-inmemory-asp-net-core-store-database/

GitHub Copilot vs. Amazon CodeWhisperer

Auto-completion tools are the ABC of increased productivity for developers. But what if those tools were even better? What if your code completion guessed what you wanted to write next and offered complete lines of code? That is what AI/ML-assisted coding is bringing to the table. In a few years, you’ll open an IDE without a coding assistant and get the feeling of a missing tool.
www.tabnine.com/blog/github-copilot-vs-amazon-codewhisperer/