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/Title: Unlocking Web Dev Power: Rust Vs. Go Vs. Ruby On Rails Body: Which Language Reigns Supreme? Explore Rust'S Speed, Go'S Efficiency, And Ruby On Rails' Elegance For Backend & Web. #Rustlang #Golang #Rubyonrails

Deferring loading component code until it is requested using lazy in ReactJS Checkout the full video on my YouTube channel: CodEd by Om https://lnkd.in/d_6rBT2c #lazy #reactjs #reactplaylist #reactjsomlondhe #omlondhe

#advance #react #series 2024 : #lazy and #Suspense  #reactjs Lazy loading in React allows you to split your code into smaller chunks, loading only the code that is needed for a particular part of your application when it is actually required. This can improve the initial loading time of your application https://lnkd.in/gHby_ibP

🔥 LIVE NOW! 🔥 Do you really understand how React Hooks work under the hood? Ready to uncover the abstractions beneath the elegant React code? 👀 Angela Teyvi is leading an insightful session that takes us on a journey beneath the surface of React. Whether you're new to Hooks or an experienced dev, there’s something here for everyone looking to level up! 🚀✨ Join us and gain a deeper understanding of what makes React tick. #ReactGhanaMeetup #ReactJS #Hooks #TechInsights #UnderTheHood

Some changes in react 19 : - useMemo, useCallback, memo -> React Compiler - forwardRef -> ref is a prop - React.lazy -> RSC, promise-as-child - useContext -> use(Context) - throw promise -> use(promise) - <Context.Provider> -> <Context> If you want to know more about what's new in react 19, link below. #react #react19 #frontend

You can derive a union of types based on the values of a map type using the `keyof` operator and TypeScript's index access operator `[...]`. If the map was an object you could use the `typeof` operator to derive its type. Take a look a the code snippet below. #typescript #frontend #frontenddevelopment #backenddevelopment

Remember to actually pass the schema in as your second argument to the drizzle constructor, everyone. Was working with a backend developer today on hooking up Drizzle to one of their personal projects, and it turns out that SvelteKit currently doesn't include this when it autogenerates the connection? You might know you've encountered this when `db.query.` doesn't immediately pull up a list of all the tables in the schema, or can't find it when you try to grab its name. Incidentally, this might be what makes me switch to Drizzle for my own Next.js project, assuming I can resist the urge to completely refactor the darn thing in SvelteKit which this dev has been accidentally selling me on!

Day 69 Progress Report! 🚀 Hey everyone! 👋 🌟 Today's Learnings: - Explored useCallback hook in React. - Gained understanding of the useCallback hook, which allows for memoizing callback functions and optimizing performance in React applications. - Learned about the useCallback hook's syntax and usage, including how to memoize callback functions and recompute them only when the dependencies change. 🌈 Stay tuned for more updates on this journey! 💻⚛️ #Day69 #React #useCallback #Hooks #mernstack #PerformanceOptimization #Frontend #LearningDaily #100daysofcode #Learninpublic

Day 59 Progress Report! 🚀 Hey everyone! 👋 🌟 Today's Learnings: - Explored React Hooks and state management. - Gained understanding of React Hooks, a feature introduced in React 16.8 that allows functional components to use state and other React features without writing a class. 🌈 Stay tuned for more updates on this journey! 💻⚛️ #Day59 #React #Hooks #State #Frontend #LearningDaily #Learninpublic #100daysofcode #Progress #100daysofcodechallenge #mernstack

I've been watching a tutorial more like a crash course on backend, through which i have completed this project. Trell Clone 2.0 in Next.js using Typescript, Zustand, React DnD library & headless UI library. Honestly I learned a lot about working of typescript in this project & how Map function works, it's amazing actually. You can learn a lot by watching someone code, how they actually implement logic & functionality, then getting your own hands dirty. Live Site :- https://lnkd.in/gMRfMfS8 #frontend #appwrite #frontendDevelopment #frontendDeveloper