Hey, thanks for sharing needed this article for one of my projects. I have been using Firebase for some time, and it will be useful if you can include in which plan the user needs to have access to Cloud Storage. Is it Blaze plan as for this it may be chargeable? For the readyState it would be good if you have a constant to describe what the value 2 means.

I prefer more solution 1, function which is more straight forward and avoid dealing with stuff like prototype chain which not everybody is comfortable.

The good thing about blogging is that you can write the articles as you talk. For people struggling in English, this might be a great start to get comfortable with writing. Also, the Dev community is filled with people wanting to help, you got to find them, and I am sure they are happy to help. I like how short and concise your article is Victoria Lo

Hope that none of your Halloween frights were related to passwords

It's kind of hard to follow. Do you absolutely need to define a manifest? I thought only changing the service worker from unregister() to register() made your react-app a PWA?

Looks amazing; however, I have some issues comprehending the suggestions provided to improve the architecture. Also, do you have a Twitter account for Architecture Analysis?

Hahaha, I don't think it reached the point to compete with Google. Have tried some queries and receive some server error. The issue with those platform developed from research by University is that they focus solely on developing the algorithm.

I wish you made jotting ideas on the primary list. In my opinion, it is the best way to build a curated list of ideas. It's not always that you will come up with the brightest ideas, jotting them down allows you to keep the initial thought and build on it. This may not sound coherent, but as you know you have it in your backlog, you can allow yourself to think of other things. One other thing that I found that works for me are keeping oneself healthy, both mentally and physically by exercising is the key. I enjoy reading the article, can't wait to get back to writing!

The issue I found using React Context API is that the number of nested components increase as your props increase. People should determine at first hand how complex their project would be to decide using React Context API or a state management library like Redux.

Would have been good if you could share the list of projects you have tackled.