Lately I was implementing new UI in the project based on Figma design. The design had dual color icons for ticks and errors. We were using already react-icons module so I didn’t want to create new svg icons with separate paths and colors. The needed icons were pretty simple so…

There are several ways on the net saying how to test react-select. After trying many ways found with Google (that didn’t work) I have finally found the official way how it should be done. It can be even found in the official documentation of testing-library here: https://testing-library.com/docs/ecosystem-react-select-event/. I said yeah…

Research results on how to make it work. — Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and this guide is not meant as legal advice. This is just a result of some investigation and making our company cookie policy banner GDPR compliant and reusable across our services. TL;DR: Just go here and read the docs @sandstreamdev/cookieconsent The problem I have never thought…

Web application and new browser support in few lines of code. — TL;DR Safari browser implements Object.keys() in different way than Chrome and Firefox. It won’t give you sorted array as Chrome or Firefox. The problem How often do you get question when you’re showing result of your long time work that sounds like: “Does it work in Safari?” We got that question lately…

left-to-right (LTR) or right-to-left (RTL) text direction — So you got your awesome project and the last thing that is there to do is to make your client a demo. You got great company template for PowerPoint. Everything goes smoothly, you have finished your presentation. …

Jekyll, Docker, Express.js, Nginx and Jenkins FTW! — It is a story that may also happen to you (if you are a full stack developer or if your boss just wants you to do it). After all these years, our company’s web page became outdated, so we needed a new shiny one that would get us even more…