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​​Modern CSS layout allows developers to write meaningful and powerful style rules with just a few keystrokes. The above discussion and the following post examine 10 powerful CSS layouts that do some extraordinary work.

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#CSS
​​React has become one of the most popular front-end libraries in recent years due to its simplicity and flexibility. Yet, when applications expand in complexity, it can become tough to manage state, handle asynchronous input, and maintain a scalable architecture. We’ll look at four advanced React patterns in this article that will assist you in overcoming these difficulties and how to compose them

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#React
​​Computer networks are the bread and butter of 21st-century life. Phone calls, texting, Bluetooth, online shopping, etc. are all use cases that are powered by computer networks. One of the most popular instances of computer networks is the Internet. It powers global links between entities that were unimaginable in the past centuries. The scale of this network has blown to several orders of magnitude since its inception.

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#networking
​​Memory leaks can be thought of as water leaks in your house; while small drips might not seem like a big issue initially, over time they can cause significant damage.

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#JavaScript
​​React is arguably the most popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces and one reason for this is its unopinionated nature. The reusable components, great developer tools, and extensive ecosystem are some of the most loved features of React. However, in addition to its features and community support, React delivers and implements some widely used design patterns to ease the development process even further.

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#React
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​​I believe you must be familiar with the Chrome browser since it is the closest partner of front-end developers. We can use it to view network requests, analyze web page performance, and debug the latest JavaScript features.

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#Tools
​​Now a days, ReactJs is widely used View library worldwide. So it becomes very important to apply best architecture practices to make code reusable, maintainable and also it would help to improve code readability.

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#React
​​Unless you’ve lived under a rock for the last two years, you’ve probably heard the magic words β€œconcurrent rendering” here and there. React was rewritten from scratch to support it, it’s an entirely new architecture that gives us control over transitions through useTransition and useDeferredValue hooks, and it's supposed to be a game changer for the performance of our UI interactions. Even Vercel is improving their performance with transitions.

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#React
​​Discover the latest trending technologies in web application development and find advice on what tech stack is better to choose for your business growth.

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#TechStack
​​We’re working on Wasp - a full-stack web framework built on React, Node.js, and Prisma. Since GPT came out, we wondered if we could use it to make building web apps even faster. That led us to MAGE - a GPT-powered web app generator that can create a full-stack codebase based on a short description.

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#ai #react
​​If you messed around with CSS for long enough, chances are you've tried at least once to make a transition from height: 0 to auto... only to find out that it doesn't work!

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#CSS
​​In the digital realm, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are the unsung heroes that enable seamless communication between different software applications. Let's embark on a journey to demystify APIs, exploring their essence from the ground up.

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#API
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