In the first part of this series, I described how to just-in-time load and incrementally render chunks of data. I used React Window, which can render data in windowed chunks, reducing the initial load time and the amount of memory used to store DOM nodes. React Window is often used with a data fetching library […]

Firebase authentication is an easy way to have users sign in to your Unity app. Last time, I showed you how to set up Firebase in Unity. Today, I’ll describe how to maintain an authentication state in your app and make calls to Firebase that allow users to create an account, sign in, and sign […]

On the verge of creating your first Kubernetes deployment? Maybe you’ve created a Dockerfile for your applications, provisioned resources for Kubernetes, or even started up your first single pod application. To get the real benefit of Kubernetes, you need to bring these parts together and deploy your app. Kubernetes deployments allow for smooth scaling, updating, […]

Most provisioning and configurations for web services happen in their respective cloud interfaces. This means web app developers must learn several different systems, and it’s more difficult to create consistent deployments. Fortunately, using a Command Line Interface and tools like Docker can make this process more consistent and familiar. This post is part of a […]

Have you embarked on a journey to create reliable app deployments and found that getting started is overwhelming? The first hurdle is choosing and configuring your cloud resources. With a plethora of options to pick from, finding the right configuration can be complex and confusing. I’d strongly suggest using Kubernetes on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) […]

On my current project, we’re using just-in-time loading on a grid that might render up to twenty thousand rows. Each of these rows represents a product and is clickable. On row click, the user is redirected to another page (a product detail page). A user might want to check out these product details and then […]