Top free task management apps software developers love to hate

Working as software developers, we are torn between so many different options for productivity tools. Some of them come as a default option from work (that we hate), some we love to use for personal stuff. But the problem with using many different tools is that it’s too hard to keep track of so many things in so many different places. So the easy answer is, choose one (!) tool and stick to it. But which one to choose then? Here I look at four tools which are hot this year.

All you need to survive your next React project

The key feature of React is composition of components. Components written by different people “should” work well together

It’s a bit annoying with searching the internet - every time you look for a framework or a library which is a little bit trendy, Google simply brings up posts by its advocates. They will tell you a lot of nice things about it. The same problem with React, a popular Javascript library - you will hardly learn what’s the problem with it, even if you enter “when not to use React” into the search engine. Yet, it’s simple, and written plainly in reactjs.org Design Principles: ”The key feature of React is composition of components. Components written by different people should work well together”. “Should”, right?