February Reflection 2023
Reflected on Hacker News clone learnings, especially Redux Toolkit. Gained Cypress API familiarity by writing e2e tests. Read this comprehensive guide to learn much more.
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Exploring JavaScript Reduce Function
The reduce function is one of the built-in methods in JS that allow you to transform an array into a single value by iterating over each element in the array. Read on.
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Let's Discover the JavaScript Map Keyed Collection
Learn about JavaScript Map: its keyed collection, differences from objects & how to perform CRUD operations using Map methods. Discover essential tips and practical guides.
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JavaScript - What is structuredClone?
Shallow vs. deep copy in objects: shallow copies reference, deep copies the object. Use reference for shallow, recursively duplicate for deep copy. Dive into the full post.
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January Reflection 2023
Reflecting on January, inspired by Atomic Habits, I'm learning Next.js, Chakra UI, and Redux Toolkit for the Hacker News project. Next up: Cypress. Dive into the full post.
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React Hooks - useCallback
Boost React app performance with useCallback hook. Understand how it works, prevent re-renders & compare examples with/without useCallback. Read the full guide to learn.
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React Hooks - useMemo
Optimize React app performance with useMemo hook. Learn advantages disadvantages & see performance difference with before/after examples. Explore this comprehensive guide.
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React Hooks - useContext
Access global state in functional components with useContext hook in React 16.8. Avoid prop drilling & consume context efficiently. Dive into this step-by-step tutorial.
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The Wrapped Journal for 2022
Reflect on 2022 with The Wrapped Journal. Build consistency, and overcome burnout & imposter syndrome. Track progress & achievements. Dive into this step-by-step tutorial.
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React Hooks - useReducer
Manage state changes & fetch API data with useReducer in React. More flexible than useState, takes reducer & initial state, returns state & dispatch function. Read on.
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