Rishi Bakshirishibakshi.hashnode.dev·Sep 10, 2024Think Client Components Only Run on the Client Side? Think AgainIn Next.js, there’s often a misconception that client components run only on the client, as their name might suggest. However, this isn't entirely true. In reality, client components in Next.js execute both on the server during the initial page rende...10 likesYou Don't Know Next.jsrsc-payload
Tiny Octopustinyoctopus.hashnode.dev·Aug 8, 2024How to Create Accessible Charts in React: A Guide to Inclusive Data VisualisationWhat is Accessibility in Data Visualisation Data visualisation is key to communication but we found that many of the popular charting and graph libraries in ReactJS can be inaccessible to people using a screen reader. Accessibility in data visualisat...Accessibility
Your Tech Sisyourtechsiss.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2024Dynamic Programming: Teach me like I am 5!Imagine you have a magical notebook 📓✨. This notebook remembers answers to problems you’ve already solved so you don’t have to solve them again. Let’s start with something simple: climbing stairs. Each time, you can either take 1 step or 2 steps. Ho...teach me like i am 5
Julio CastroforSoftware Engineering Cornersoftware-engineering-corner.zuehlke.com·Apr 15, 2024Two-way binding between Signals and Query ParamsSignals are the hot topic of today. Pretty much every major framework (except React...) is introducing them in one way or another. Surprisingly, this is also the case for Angular, which is making huge efforts to improve a lot of the pain points we've...3 likes·208 readsAngular
Lucas SchnürigerforSoftware Engineering Cornersoftware-engineering-corner.zuehlke.com·Mar 4, 2024Signals, Signals everywhereAfter decades of JavaScript Wild West exploration with countless frameworks and libraries left in the dust, the recent emergence of Signals is the best thing to happen since ES5. If you are unsure about what Signals are and why they're important, it'...8 likes·360 readsexplained
Divv Saxenadivvsaxena.hashnode.dev·Jan 5, 2024Where did that Click came from?Often we create dynamic elements and our web-app needs to know which element the user has interacted!, now that’s really easy if you put the event listener on every element the user might interact with. Every button for example but adding endless eve...#ClickEventAnalysis
Kumar Sakshamneuralrealm.hashnode.dev·Dec 16, 2023How Cost Function Works in Logistic Regression | Episode 10Introduction Hello there, fellow learners! Welcome back to the 10th episode of our machine-learning adventure. As you might recall, we are exploring the fascinating world of logistic regression. In today's discussion, we will focus on the "cost funct...4 likes·59 readsMachine LearningData Science
Animesh Kumar Guptaexedev.hashnode.dev·Oct 9, 2023Explain react to 10 year oldReact is a computer programming tool that helps us create websites and apps. Imagine that a computer is like a magic box, and we need to give it instructions so it can do something amazing. React is a tool that comes to our rescue when we're building...React
Kadhirravan Rblog.kadhir.dev·Sep 4, 2023What the heck is an Event Loop? Event Loop in Javascript ExplainedIf you are working with any fairly advanced applications In Javascript, you would have to work with both synchronous and asynchronous code. Understanding how the Javascript engine executes these different parts of the code is essential to building be...11 likes·141 readsexplained
Kishan Kumar0xkishan.hashnode.dev·Sep 4, 2023How Authentication Works: A Step-by-Step Explanation of the Process Behind Signing Up and Logging InI recently wanted to build a project where I was required to have a feature to authenticate users. I was presented with multiple options; I could use Google Sign In, for example, and some libraries to get this thing done. But that wouldn't quench my ...114 readsauthentication
