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Introduction Welcome back to our four-part series on React.js! In 🔗 Part 1, we explored why React.js is a preferred framework for web development, and in 🔗 Part 2, we dived into the core concepts of…
Introduction Welcome back to our four-part series on React.js! In Part 1 🔗 , we discussed why React.js is a powerful framework for building dynamic web applications. Now, in Part 2, we will delve dee…
In React, external data is very important to make your project more dynamic. However, when you use useEffect for data fetching, it is generally hard to manage the state, fortunately SWR simplifies thi…
What is JSX ?
Parcel is a zero-config build tool with great out-of-the-box development experience and scalable architecture. I experimented with Parcel in my previous project and I am happy with the result. (The se…
We are excited to release a stable version of React Native ECharts 1.1. In the new version, we have added support for the react-native-gesture-handler gesture solution, among other enhancements. Read on to learn more! @wuba/react-native-ech…
To crack a product-based company as a software engineer, it's important to focus on both technical skills and interview preparation. Here's a roadmap for the next four months to help you prepare: Mont…
#Full disclosure this blog does have a bit of "Product placement" in it with an open-source package I wrote. Other than that this is one way to implement client-side GA4 analytics.# Why add google an…
Introduction Welcome back, curious readers! In our previous adventures, we uncovered the mysteries of JavaScript engines and unveiled their performance secrets. Today, we embark on a new journey, exploring the dynamic synergy between JavaSc…
Introduction: Currying is a powerful technique that simplifies state management and promotes code reuse. Let’s explore how currying works and see an example of its implementation in a React component.…
Day 117 of #365DaysOfCode I found that React's built-in createContext and useContext hooks didn't quite meet my requirements. These hooks are typically used to pass data through the component tree without having to pass props down manually …
Difference between useEffect and useState? Intro line: useState and useEffect both are hooks that are most commonly used in any React application. 3 points of comparison: i. Purpose: useState: Used to manage state within a component. useE…
