​​Learning Web3.0 and blockchain development today is like buying a Bitcoin at $10 yesterday.

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#Web3.0 #Blockchain

​​Since React props are used to send transmit data between one React component to another, there are many types that you can use to type React props.

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#React #TypeScript

​​React 18 Alpha is here there are many things that got added in React 18. React 17 didn’t see many new additions. But that’s definitely not the case with React 18. In this article, we will look at some of the top updates.

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#React

​​When learning React Hooks, it seems like black magic. How the heck does useState retains its value? Over time, some learn the hook incantations to get stuff done. Even fewer eventually understand how hooks actually work.

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#React

​​I started to build a digital garden for my learning journey. I try different components, layouts, algorithms, stylings to improve my front-end skills. Making a digital garden has some difficulties and challenges. Every experiment (plant in my digital garden) must be abstracted and encapsulated, and also reusable.

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#React

​​How Airbnb ships features faster across web, iOS, and Android using a server-driven UI system named Ghost Platform

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#Frontend

​​At the beginning of the year if you told me I’d be publishing a recommendation to use Redux I would have laughed in your face. Yet here we are.

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#React

​​HTTP/3 is here, and it’s a big deal for web performance. See just how much faster it makes websites!

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#HTTP

​​I’ve been programming computers since the 1980s. In that time, I’ve seen and used a lot of languages and technologies that have come and gone. I watched as the web blossomed with new features, like browsers exchanging XML data asynchronously. Today we call this Asynchronous JavaScript and XML data exchange “AJAX”, but ironically, AJAX doesn’t typically even use XML anymore. Most of the time, this data is exchanged as JSON, or YAML, HTML or some other format.

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#MicroServices

​​Git is the most popular distributed version control system in the world. Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux kernel, built this tool way back in 2005, which is currently an actively maintained open-source project. A huge number of open-source and commercial projects rely on Git for version control.

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#Git

​​Next.js is a well-known React framework. It’s been around for a few years now. It allows you to create feature-rich React applications without compromising performance and SEO. Remix was created to solve the same issues, but with a different approach. I’ve had a chance to work with it recently, here are my thoughts about these two contenders.

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#React #Remix #NextJS

​​Modern software development best practices require programmers to write tons of code.

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#GraphQL

​​JavaScript modules (also known as ES modules or ECMAScript modules) were created to help make JavaScript code more organized and maintainable.

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#JavaScript

​​Since the moment Node.js was unveiled to the world, it has seen a fair share of both praise and criticism. The debate still continues, and may not end anytime soon. What we often overlook in these debates is that every programming language and platform is criticized based on certain issues, which are created by how we use the platform.

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#NodeJS

​​JavaScript is the most commonly used programming language in the developer community. Node.js has extended the capabilities of JavaScript to the server-side, empowering developers to build an entire application using a single programming language and thus simplifying coding and maintenance.

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#NodeJS

​​Recently I started working in a new React codebase, here is a story of how I “corrected” some hooks code and broke a feature in production.

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#React

​​​​A few months ago, I wrote an article based on optimizing React loading time, and most of the readers’ comments suggested trying Preact to get default optimization. So I decided to try Preact with the same app used for the previous article. Let’s first get an intro about Preact.

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#React #Preact

​​At Vim we’re using TypeScript heavily and through our TypeScript journey I’ve found a few patterns that helps organise and improve types declarativity.
There are a few pain points I’d like to discuss and offer some useful tricks and strategies to confront them

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#TypeScript

​​The architecture of Web 3.0 applications (or "DApps") are completely different from Web 2.0 applications. Take Medium, for example, a simple blogging site that lets users publish their own content and interact with content from others.

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#Web3

​​TypeScript has many features that we’re using on a regular basis or, to put in another way, too many features to keep in mind. Releases are pretty often. It means that new features are constantly arriving.

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#TypeScript