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What is SSR? Server-side rendering is the process of generating HTML pages on the server on the request of a webpage. Instead of rendering of the website's content on the client side, the server sends…
I had been working professionally with React for a year now, and while I have been able to build functional and feature-rich applications, I realized that I didn't have a solid understanding of how Re…
We have been using frontend libraries/frameworks that help to build single-page applications out of the box where the application is rendered on the client side and we all are pretty familiar with tha…
The standard way to get HTML up on a page in the browser was by server-side rendering (SSR). It was the only method available before other rendering modes came on board. You simply loaded your website…
Welcome to Day 29 of our blogging series "Code, Blog, Repeat: A 50-Day Quest for Back-End Mastery"! Yesterday, we covered middlewares in Express, and today we're going to explore the world of templati…
In React, you can use a list rendering technique when you want to render a list of items based on an array of data. This can be useful when you have a collection of data that you want to display in a …
When you are building react applications you may often need to show or hide some HTML based on a certain condition luckily conditional rendering in react works the same way conditions work in JavaScri…
Understanding how variables works for the front end: When we edit a variable in js, it doesn't reflect on the html document or in the frontend because the page/component does not re-render to reflect the change in the html page. Example: f…
I expect that you have basic knowledge of React.js and Hooks. I will more focus on under the hood and some interesting behaviour of useState in this blog. Hooks are really useful in functional compon…
I started learning React last week. The most interesting part about learning react is reusing a framework as many times as you want. While doing the vanilla JS project it was, I experienced writing so…
