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A simple TODO List react app. Technology : HTML ,CSS ,Javascript ,React js

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It works even if there is no body in the for each loop, in the example I am doing array-push with array destructing. Unfortunately, IDE does not support it, but PHP will run without problems. #php #array #destructing

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Node.js Response Type Node.js NodeJS Developer

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👋👋👋👋👉 I created new project 💫 Password Generator using react.js #react #reactdevloper #webdev #javascript

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🚀 Increase Productivity with React Microfrontend, Tailwind CSS, and Webpack's Module Federation 🚀 I just finished a project that combines the power of React Microfrontend with Tailwind CSS and Webpack's Module Federation. It is an efficient solution for building scalable and easy to manage front-end applications. 🔹 React Microfrontend: Enables modular app development, so each team can work independently on certain parts of the app. 🔹 Tailwind CSS: Helps speed up the styling process with a highly flexible and customizable utility-first CSS framework. 🔹 Webpack Module Federation: Facilitates module sharing between different applications, enabling seamless integration and minimizing code duplication. You can clone and try this project offline from the following GitHub repos: https://lnkd.in/g7iwBaa8 Always open for feedback and updates. Let's explore further and improve our app development efficiency! #React #Microfrontend #TailwindCSS #ModuleFederation #Webpack #OpenSource #WebDevelopment

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#Day2 , "Moving forward with Typescript Mastery". Core types: Number : All numbers including integers & float . String : All text values. Boolean : true ,false. Objects : Any javascript object,more specific types are possible. Arrays : Any javascript array, type can be flexible/strict. Tuples : fixed length array. Enum : Automatically enumerated global constant identifiers. 1)Working with Numbers,Strings and boolean: function add(n1:number,n2:number,showResult:boolean,phrase:string){ const result=n1+n2; if(showResult){    console.log(phrase + result) }else{ return n1+n2; } } const number1= 1; const number2= 2; const printResult =true; const resultPhrase = 'Result is:'; const result=add(number1, number2, printResult, resultPhrase); 2) object types: const cars:{type:string,year:number}={    type:"Toyota",    year: 2009 } console.log(cars.type) 3)Array types: const cars:{type:string, Year:number, Features:string[] }={    type:"Toyota",    year: 2009,    Features:['bluetooth','camera'] } for(const feature of cars.features){    console.log(feature); } 4) Tuple type: const cars:{type:string, Year:number, Features:string[], Roles:[number,string]   // tuples }={    type:"Toyota",    year: 2009,    Features:['bluetooth','camera'],    Role:[2,driving] } for(const feature of cars.features){    console.log(feature); } What tuples do?  This tells the typescript that "I want to have a special array with an exact number of elements(in the above example it is 2 and the first element should be a number and second element should be a string)". if we try to add other elements to the array ,typescript will not allow us to do so.(push() is an exception). So we can use tuples where we need exact x amount of values in an array and we know the type of each value in advance then we can consider tuples instead of an array to get even more strictness in our app. 5)enum type: Enums allow a developer to define a set of named constants. Whenever we need identifiers that are human readable and have some mapped value behind the scenes. enum Roles{ADMIN,READ_ONLY,AUTHOR}; const cars={    type:"Toyota",    year: 2009,    features:['bluetooth','camera'],    roles : Roles.ADMIN } if(cars.roles === Roles.ADMIN){    console.log('admin....') } #Ascentware #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #Learning

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A straightforward rescue can be used instead of repeatedly rewriting the frequently used try-catch block. #php #try #catch

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Real Estate website landing page using react, bootstarp, swiper, accordian. js

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Responsive landing page CITRUS Playlist SASS | HTML | JS https://lnkd.in/d3jZBZm8 Source Code: https://lnkd.in/dtYbaDWg

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🚀 2024 StackOverflow Developer Survey Highlights 🚀 Node.js: 40.8% React: 39.5% jQuery: 21.4% Next.js: 17.9% Express: 17.8% Angular: 17.1% ASP.NET Core: 16.9% Vue.js: 15.4% ASP.NET / Flask: 12.9% Spring Boot: 12.7% Django: 12% FastAPI: 9.9% The dominance of Node.js and React continues, with Next.js showing strong growth. Interestingly, Next.js is quickly climbing the ranks, with 17.9% of developers using it. This reflects the growing demand for powerful frameworks that streamline performance and support static and dynamic site generation. Backend frameworks like ASP.NET Core and Flask hold solid positions, while FastAPI is gaining popularity. #WebDev #JavaScript #NodeJS #React #NextJS #Backend #Frontend #TechTrends2024

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I have created a list of top hashtag #interview questions (on all the topics) that can be asked in Frontend interviews HTML: • What is the purpose of the doctype declaration? • Explain the difference between <div> and <span>. • Explain the difference between img and picture tag. CSS: • What is the box model in CSS? • What are pseudo elements and classes. • Difference between "visibility: hidden" and "display: none". • Explain z-index. JavaScript Basics: • Explain the concept of hoisting in JavaScript. • What is the difference between let, const, and var? • Difference between == and ===? • Explain Event loop. JavaScript Functions: • What is a closure in JavaScript? • Explain the differences between arrow functions and regular functions. • Explain currying. • Explain Promises. Responsive Design: • What is the importance of media queries in responsive design? • Describe the difference between em and rem units in CSS. CSS Flexbox: • What is the flexbox model, and how does it work? • Explain the purpose of justify-content and align-items in flexbox. CSS Grid: • How does CSS Grid differ from Flexbox? • Explain the use of the grid-template-columns property. React Basics: • What is JSX in React? • Explain the purpose of state in React components. • How to pass data from Parent to Child component and vice-versa? • Explain the virtual Dom concept. React Components: • Differentiate between functional and class components in React. • Describe the lifecycle methods in a React class component. • How can we achieve lifecycle methods in functional component. • Difference between controlled and uncontrolled components. • What are pure components? React Hooks: • Explain the use of the useState hook in React. • What is the useEffect hook, and why is it used? • What is the difference between useCallback and useMemo hook? • Explain useContext hook. Redux: • What problem does Redux solve in a React application? • Explain the roles of actions, reducers, and the store in Redux. • Explain useReducer. Web Performance Optimization: • How can you optimize website performance? • Explain lazy loading and its benefits. • Explain code splitting. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS): • What is CORS, and how does it work? • Describe how to handle CORS issues in a web application. Version Control (Git): • Describe all git basic commands. Build Tools (e.g., Webpack): • What is Webpack, and how does it improve the frontend development workflow? • Explain the concept of code splitting in Webpack.

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CSBytes #30 -🚀 Demystifying Babel & Webpack in MERN Stack Development 🚀 🔍 Babel is like a time-traveling translator. It takes your modern JavaScript code, which might include the latest features (ES6+) and translates it into a version of JavaScript (usually ES5) that can be understood by older browsers. This ensures that your application works consistently across different environments, even if they don’t support the newest language features. You can think of Babel as someone who converts a new, trendy slang into classic language that everyone understands. Here’s a simple analogy: Imagine you’ve written a book using the newest, most complex words. Not everyone can understand it yet. Babel rewrites your book into simpler words without changing the story, so more people can enjoy it. 📦 Webpack, on the other hand, is like a master packer. It takes all the different parts of your application—JavaScript files, CSS, images, etc.—and bundles them into a few neat packages. This process is called bundling. Webpack also optimizes these packages to make them smaller and faster to load, which is crucial for a good user experience on the web. Think of Webpack as a person who organizes a messy room. It puts all the books on the shelves, clothes in the closet, and toys in the box, making the room tidy and the items easy to find. In summary, Babel ensures your app’s language is universally understood, while Webpack organizes and optimizes your app’s assets for efficient delivery to users’ browsers. Together, they help you write modern, efficient, and compatible web applications that provide a smooth experience for your users. #MERNStack #Babel #Webpack #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #CodingLife #DevTools #CodeOptimization #BrowserCompatibility #TechInnovation #SoftwareEngineering

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🎉 Create Modern Landing Page with HTML CSS JS | Shery.js 🎉 🎊

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I have just read an article on Reddit for a developer who is a business owner in the recruitments field moving his project from Laravel into ruby on Rails, the point of reading this article is not me supporting what he says even if I do agree with at least 70% of the article if we only exclude how he criticizes the variety of features and structures options in laravel, but the point is to see and learn how others are thinking when it comes to choosing techs and comparing between frameworks and how they define a good framework link to the article: https://lnkd.in/dnnBPjfm

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Exploring the top backend frameworks based on GitHub stars! 🌟 Django - 77.8K 🌟 Laravel - 77.5K 🌟 Spring Boot - 73.6K 🌟 FastAPI - 73.3K 🌟 Flask - 67K 🌟 NestJS - 65.6K 🌟 Express - 64.3K 🌟 Ruby on Rails - 55.3K 🌟 Meteor - 44.1K 🌟 Koa - 35K 🌟 Each of these frameworks brings unique strengths to the table, catering to various project needs and developer preferences. Personally, I have a strong affinity for NestJS and Express due to their robust architecture and seamless integration with TypeScript, making backend development a breeze. Which one is your favorite? #backenddevelopment #webdevelopment #programming #tech #framework #bestfreamwork #learning

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