Happy Saturday Links: January 2022

Amish Shabani
2 min readJan 29, 2022

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Hey guys, welcome back to the happy Saturday links. I hope you are doing well and have started a great and sexy year! This post doesn't have a lot of links, I didn’t have time to read a lot, went on a sexy journey, and enjoyed it a lot :))) but let’s dive into the awesome links.

  1. Last day of 2021, I found a useful youtube channel is about React Native(ByProgrammers). If you are seeking a series of videos from 0–100 designs and codes, This channel is for you! Don’t miss it.
  2. Making Sense of Auto Layout Series
  3. Pass by value or pass by reference? That is the question. Jonathan describes it very nicely in Swift.
  4. How to improve the performance of react native applications? Sneh and Ifeanyi answered it.
  5. Queues are an important subject in Javascript, especially in interviews. Recently, I faced new words: microtask queue and callback queue. What are the differences between them? Sadia, GeeksForGeeks, Javascript.info, and Mozila have great articles about it.
  6. To be honest, one of the reasons that I made Happy Saturday Links is to boost my English writing. Here, I can write small paragraphs and describe my thoughts then link them to the original post. But I need to write more and more. So how to become a better writer? Gergely has answered this question.
  7. My colleague had a problem when he was using Event Listener and React Hooks. The listener function used old value and it didn’t use new value after useState. Welcome to the issue: it is Stale Closures in Javascript. Dmitri, Dilshan, and Tarak explained this problem in 3 different sexy articles. Hope to enjoy reading it.
  8. I had a React Native interview(28th Feb). I wanted to warm up and searched for React Native interview questions. I found some useful links: interviewbit, how many threads are in React Native, how to share logic in React(render prop, custom hooks), React Context API Interview Questions, and deep dive in new RN architecture.

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