development, javascript, nextjs, performanceDecember 05, 2021By adminImproving Next.js PerformanceNext.js is a zero-config React framework for building server-side and static web applications bundled with enhanced developer experience with features for products such as smart bundling, TypeScript support, route pre-fetching, hybrid static & server rendering, and more.
development, javascript, performanceNovember 21, 2021By adminImproving JavaScript Performance for WebJavaScript optimisation is becoming increasingly necessary for improving application performance. Let’s look at some of the challenges associated with JavaScript and how to optimise performance.
development, javascript, typescriptNovember 12, 2021By adminTypeScript Features You Should No Longer UseWhen TypeScript was originally invented by Microsoft in 2010, they implemented features missing from JavaScript at the time including module systems, classes, enums and decorators.
development, javascript, reactNovember 06, 2021By adminUnderstanding cloneElement, isValidElement and Render PropsReact provides several APIs for transforming elements: cloneElement, isValidElement.
development, javascript, reactOctober 31, 2021By adminThings to avoid when using React HooksIn this article we discuss about a few things to avoid when writing React Hooks and forming good habits through understanding
development, javascript, react, ssrOctober 22, 2021By adminServer Side Rendering with Suspense in React 18React 18 will include architectural improvements to React server-side rendering (SSR) performance.
development, javascript, typesript, reactOctober 16, 2021By adminShould we declare React functional components with a const or a function?If you have been writing React functional components for a while now, you may have encountered two ways of declaring a component - an arrow function or a function declaration.
development, javascript, typesriptOctober 12, 2021By adminTypeScript Enums vs String LiteralsEnums help to define a set of named constants. Using enums can make it easier to document intent, or create a set of distinct cases.
development, javascriptAugust 04, 2021By adminHow to lint staged Git filesWe use linting to automate code formatting issues, to fix syntax errors and coding style. For example, you may have forgotten a semi-colon during aor bug fix you may have accidentally left a console.log statement.