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Introduction For years, JavaScript frameworks have followed a predictable pattern for managing UI updates: maintain state, detect changes, and trigger re-renders. React popularized this approach with useState, useEffect, and the virtual DOM. But what if we could update our UI without triggering a full component re-render? Enter Signals...
Introduction When it comes to creating production-ready websites, JavaScript is an essential element. It brings websites to life by adding interactivity, dynamism, and a user-friendly experience. Whether you're looking to implement real-time location tracking for a food delivery app or track user traffic with a bar graph on an admin...
Introduction Performance is key in modern web development. Managing efficient rendering becomes crucial as web applications grow in complexity and data volume. One effective technique for improving performance in React applications is virtualization. This article will explore virtualization, why it matters, and how to implement it in a...
This is a step-by-step guide for integrating ESLint and Prettier into a React Native project to ensure code quality and consistent formatting. You are essentially setting up Airbnb's style guide with React-specific configurations and integrating it with Prettier to automatically format the code. Steps Breakdown 1. Install...
Introduction React is a powerful library for developing user interfaces, and one of its key strengths lies in its component model. React components can be written as class components or functional components, and each has a different way of handling the lifecycle of components. This blog will explore the social mechanisms of learning...
Introduction In the world of React, efficient rendering and performance optimization are the keys to success. One of the most important concepts that plays a key role in React state updates is State Batching/Automatic Batching. This mechanism was introduced in React version 18, which significantly impacts the application's performance...
Introduction Integrating React with Drupal 10 API is crucial for modern web development, offering a seamless blend of robust backend capabilities and dynamic frontend interfaces. Emphasizing the need for security measures is essential to safeguard user data and ensure smooth functionality. React and Drupal 10: A Powerful Combination ...
Front End Development, React.js
In the dynamic field of web development, presenting schedules and events in an intuitive and user-friendly manner stands as a pivotal requirement. Enter React Big Calendar, a highly acclaimed scheduler component library renowned for its robust solutions. Offering a plethora of customization options, interactivity, and feature-rich...
What are Feature Flags? Feature flags (also known as Feature toggles, Release toggles, Feature Bits, Feature flippers, or Feature switches) are a powerful software development technique that allows you to enable or disable a functionality during runtime without changing code or requiring a redeploy. At a code level, feature flags take...
Front End Development, React.js
RTK Query is a set of utilities, a powerful data fetching and caching tool. It is an additional package provided by Redux Toolkit that enhances Redux by adding data fetching and caching capabilities. Data fetching and state management are simple to incorporate in the Redux application by the smooth integration with Redux Toolkit. ...
With the introduction of functional components in React, state and lifecycle management has become much simpler than it ever was using class-based components. To have the same state, useState hook has provided the most easy-to-use implementation. But do we need useState in all scenarios because each state change causes a rerender of our...
Dialogs are a quick and easy way to display additional information without reloading the entire page. Dialog boxes can display just some static text, any node or form of your page, a views page, or any custom markup you'll feed them. In order to open some link/node/page in a modal window, you can add the following structure to the link...
