​​React Hooks are a function type that allows you to hook into React state and lifecycle features. This feature was first introduced on React 16.8 update, and since then, it has become an essential part of any React application.

#React

​​When researching the internet and the technologies behind it, you might have come across this term: HTTP. HTTP, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the backbone of the web and is the universal protocol for transferring text data. You have no doubt used it, as the website you learned about HTTP on uses HTTP.

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#HTTP

​​The React Team has recently released a new alpha version of React 18. The main addition to this new version is concurrent features that improve the performance of your React application.

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#React

​​When you get the chance to build large frontends, the need arises for a global store of state in your app. This could be to store data about the user that is logged in, maintain metadata for specific parts of your UI or data from a service. The question that comes about is how can you actually implement this?

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#React

​​I’ve recently “discovered” and old laptop forgotten somewhere in the depths of my basement and decided to create a mini home lab with it where I could play around with Kubernetes.

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#Kubernetes

​​React is a JavaScript library that lets you create a prime UI for both mobile and web applications. It integrates seamlessly with other JavaScript frameworks and libraries and includes small, reusable pieces of code, called components. Due to their high modularity, React component libraries not only optimize UI development but also provide extreme flexibility.

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#React

​​This is an exploration of two approaches of morphing svg from one shape into another, and the trade-off of each one of them.

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#SVG

​​Typescript is the next big thing in the Front End Development domain and if you are looking to upgrade your skills from a junior to an intermediate frontend developer, then it is a must have skill.

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#React #TypeScript

​​I have seen several colleagues get fired, whether they were programmers or programming managers.

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#Career

​​When I first learned how to use Redux, it was a bit overwhelming keeping up with the different files, functions, types, actions, and reducers necessary to make it work.

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#React

​​Hi! Programmers, Today I will explore 10 javaScript Concepts That Every Developer Should Know. So, let’s go….

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#JavaScript

​​Docker introduced containers technology as mainstream around 2013. Since then, containerization became an integral part of cloud and digital transformations. Nowadays most of the traditional server workloads such as web APIs, web apps (broadly speaking server side workloads), are containerized.

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#Docker

​​UUID is one of the most used universal identifiers in software development. However, over the past few years, other alternatives challenged its existence.

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#JavaScript #Tools

​​I have a request to perform some Google API search for some keywords and save the result (the URLs) into text files. It's a good chance to use Go’s concurrency pattern to assembly the pipeline, therefore, parallelizing the IO and CPU.

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#Go

​​In this tutorial, we will be building a YouTube downloader with the backend implemented in Express and the frontend in React.

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#Node #React

​​When talking about microservices, for a few years now that has meant HTTP REST APIs. Granted, some of them might’ve been half-done implementations that only picked some of the features from the REST standard. However, they were all aiming for a REST implementation anyway.

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#Architecture

​​With microservices, a backend-for-frontend (aka BFF) is used as an interface for request handling, data manipulation, and formatting, etc. Having a BFF gives many advantages and a few disadvantages as well.

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#Architecture

​​Little features inside Chrome DevTools that will change and speed up your debugging experience

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#Tools

​​In JavaScript, yield is used to pause the execution of a function. When the function is invoked again, the execution continues from the last yield statement.

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#JavaScript