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In our last post Managing Filters In the URL in React: A Practical Guide - Part 1, we shared how to synchronize filter values with the URL on the simpliest example with full-text filter. In today's post, we will explore, how to alter those function to handle multi-select or from-to filters values in the URL. Let's get into it.

In our current project, we needed to synchronize filter values with the URL in order to be able to link to filtered data. To achieve this, we used the useParams functionality from React Router. In this post, we’ll share how we built a small set of JavaScript functions that allow to read and update filter values directly in the URL.

Benchmarking different implementations of the same algorithm against each other can be done only if comparable systems are used. Our vlibench package ensures that CPU model information is present in benchmarking models. However if the package is run on Linux under x86_64 emulation on ARM, strange things happen.

Sometimes you need to build multiple interdependent artifacts in your CI/CD pipelines. And sometimes you can setup your workflow in a non-blocking way for many of these. Read on to see what we are using in our GitLab instance.

In this post, we'll take a detailed look at how to set up a React application using the Vite build tool. We'll also go through the installation of essential libraries that we typically use for developing frontend applications.