David Jaja

@Daiveed

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A frontend developer passionate about making topics easily comprehensible to beginners.

Joined September 2022

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A front-end developer with a zeal to build interactive and user-satisfactory products.

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Full-time roles, writing gigs, collaborations

David Jaja's blogs

freeCodeCamp Englishfreecodecamp.org/news19 posts

David Jaja's Blogdaiveedjay.hashnode.dev8 posts

Open Replay's Technical Blogopenreplay.hashnode.dev6 posts

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DJDavid Jajadaiveedjay.hashnode.devMay 5 · 5 min read

Iris 1.0.0: from passive insights to enforceable standards

The first version of Iris answered one question: Is this file healthy? Open a file, get a score. See what's dragging it down. Fix it. That was enough to prove the idea. 1.0.0 is different. This is the

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DJDavid Jajadaiveedjay.hashnode.devMar 25 · 7 min read

Your code has a health problem — Here's how to see it

A VS Code extension that scores your code like a doctor scores your health. No AI, no cloud, no guessing. And that's the problem Iris was built to fix. Every developer has that moment. You open a fil

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DJDavid Jajafreecodecamp.orgDec 16, 2024 · 14 min read

How to Build a Reusable Keyboard Shortcut Listener Component in React

If you’re like me and you loveeeeee shortcuts, you know how satisfying it is to press a few keys and watch the magic happen. Whether it’s the familiar Ctrl+C – Ctrl+V that devs use to “borrow code” 😉 from LLMs and code pages, or the personalised sho...

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DJDavid Jajafreecodecamp.orgNov 8, 2024 · 7 min read

How to Use WebCurate to Discover Helpful Developer Tools

Building Kreed, my collaborative project management tool, was no easy feat. But it did offer one perk: an endless stream of stress-induced caffeine highs. I don’t have a dedicated team, so I was juggling everything from design and deployment to marke...

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DJDavid Jajafreecodecamp.orgJul 9, 2024 · 19 min read

How to Improve User Experience with Optimistic UI and SWR

Have you ever noticed how some apps feel like they can read your mind? You click a button, and before you can even blink, it's done – no loading screens, no waiting around. It's like magic, right? Well, let me tell you a little secret: that's the pow...

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David Jaja

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Iris 1.0.0: from passive insights to enforceable standards

Your code has a health problem — Here's how to see it

How to Build a Reusable Keyboard Shortcut Listener Component in React

How to Use WebCurate to Discover Helpful Developer Tools

How to Improve User Experience with Optimistic UI and SWR

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David Jaja

About

Available for

David Jaja's blogs

Recently published

Iris 1.0.0: from passive insights to enforceable standards

Your code has a health problem — Here's how to see it

How to Build a Reusable Keyboard Shortcut Listener Component in React

How to Use WebCurate to Discover Helpful Developer Tools

How to Improve User Experience with Optimistic UI and SWR