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Competa does software development as a service, everything we learn we teach. We share our knowledge with fresh start-ups to international corporations such as Royal Haskoning, AEGON and KPN. Besides our work in the Netherlands, we take learning, teaching & sharing to the next level through an innovative training model for African youth that creates digital entrepreneurship to help Africa level up.

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Andrey Zakharov

Jul 2, 2020

React can build lightweight front-end applications in minutes. Being less opinionated about application architecture, I notice that I actually spend less time on boilerplate code and can focus on the actual delivery of the product. In combination with TypeScript, it boosts development many times

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Andrey Zakharov

Jul 2, 2020

RxJS is an awesome implementation of the "Observer" design pattern. Besides that, it plays really well in side effects of state management.

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Andrey Zakharov

Jul 2, 2020

Ionic brings the whole toolbox to build modern mobile UI equally beautiful and neat for iOS and material design guidelines. Since Ionic supports React, that was a perfect match for our PWA app.

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Martijn van Halderen

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Andrey Zakharov

Jul 2, 2020

State management with Redux might look overwhelming since React introduced hooks, but in combination with clean architecture, typesafe actions, and RxJS in side effects, Redux brings power and scalability to any long-term project.

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Andrey Zakharov

Jul 2, 2020

TypeScript is obviously superior to JavaScript. It shines especially bright in large projects with several developers being involved. Being "typesafe" - is that what we all need on front-end for years. Developers who tried TypeScript never choose vanilla JS for their next project.

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