React Hooks - useEffect
Learn to use useEffect in React for side effects such as fetching data, event listeners, etc. Control hook call with dependency array & use with diff values. Read on.
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React Hooks - useState
Learn to use useState in React to handle data types, avoid mutability in arrays & update state values. Bonus: TypeScript & handling state logging behavior. Read more to learn.
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Let's Automate Your Workflows with GitHub Actions
Automate CI/CD tasks and improve your workflow with GitHub Actions. Learn triggers, jobs, steps & setting up Jest testing with a practical example. Dive into the full post.
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React Pagination - Vanilla Edition
Create React pagination with 5 pages, navigation buttons, current page highlight, and centered navigation. No external packages needed. Demo & code provided. Read on.
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What is Hoisting in JavaScript?
JS hoisting permits access to vars/funcs before creation, but var confuses by enabling calls before def. Prefer let/const for error prevention. Dive into the full post.
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What Have I Learned About React Context API
Explore React's Context API for sharing data among components without props drilling. Demo includes search, region filter, pagination, and theme switcher. Read more to learn.
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JavaScript - Mutable Array Methods
Comparing mutable and immutable array methods in JS, covering pop(), shift(), push(), unshift(). Tips for avoiding altering original arrays included. Read more to learn.
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The Journey of Contributing to Open Source
Guide to contributing to open source: Covers Git, GitHub, finding good first issues. Personal journey of writer's first pull request, tips to start. Read more to learn.
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My First Round of the 100 Days of the Code
My 100 Days of Code experience: Focused on JS, HTML/CSS. Lessons, strategies for consistency, tips for working with JS, importance of breaks, goals. Read more to learn.
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Tailwind CSS - Beginner Edition
Tailwind CSS: utility-first framework speeds up styling with inline markup, wide class range like flex and pt-4. Customizable and no switching files. Read more to learn.
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