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Tree shaking is a programming technique that removes unused code from the final bundle, making the code more efficient. You can imagine it like shaking a tree, where the dead leaves start falling. It works the same way in Flutter, reducing the size of the application by removing unused assets, dead code, or unnecessary code. I've written an article about tree-shaking in Flutter. Check it out on Medium to learn how it keeps your apps efficient! https://lnkd.in/dxksFHMw #Flutter

Hey tech lovers, 👨🏽💻✨ Today I built a counter app using React JS. "What is different? Anybody can build a counter app in React". I have included a feature that makes it a little bit special 😅. I have put the code on GitHub and hosted it on Vercel. You can check the code form my GitHub account. Used: 🗂️🧲 - React js - useState() hook from react - localStorage to store data have a good day 😊 #react #website #code #programming #coding #vanillaJavascript #webdevelopemt

I'm completed my quiz app project TypeScript quiz app project is a real game-changer! here is my repo link You can find the source code on github 🔗 link https://lnkd.in/dTznctC8 and here is my npx command wish-9-quiz-app #typescript #coding #projects 🌟💻 #TypeScriptPro"

✅ Day 71 of #100DaysOfCode challenge and mastering #MERN stack 💯 👉 It's day 71 since I started this coding challenge and currently I am learning react. 👉 In my react journey today I enabled dark mode for my website. Users can switch between light mode and dark mode. 👉 Improved the dark mode and refractored App component. 👉 Added an auto dismissing alert messages that shows alert after doing some actions on the website. 👉 Merged the code to main branch and pushed to Github. More features has been added to the website .

🚀 Mastering Asynchronous Operations in Dart: A Guide for Developers 🚀 If you're working with Dart and Flutter, chances are you've encountered scenarios where you need to perform multiple tasks at once — like fetching data from multiple APIs, running background jobs, or handling complex animations. Managing these tasks efficiently is key to building smooth and responsive applications. 💡 In my latest blog post, I break down 8 common use cases where asynchronous programming comes into play, and I show you how to solve them using Future.wait, async, and await. Here’s a sneak peek of some use cases covered: 1️⃣ Fetching data from multiple APIs and displaying results only when all are available. 2️⃣ Sequential file uploads, ensuring each completes before starting the next. 3️⃣ Performing multiple database queries simultaneously. 4️⃣ Chaining API calls where one depends on the result of another (e.g., token authentication). ✅ With step-by-step explanations and code samples, this blog will help you master handling multiple asynchronous operations like a pro! Check it out and boost your productivity in Dart! 💻👇 #Dart #Flutter #AsynchronousProgramming #APIs #Development #MobileDevelopment #FutureWait #FlutterDev https://lnkd.in/gCFBqDA2

🚀 New Project Alert: Next Gen Quiz App 🚀 I'm thrilled to share my latest project, a CLI Quiz App built using TypeScript, `inquirer`, and `chalk` to create a colorful and interactive experience! 🎉 This app is packed with features: - A welcoming banner to kick things off. - Selection of quiz topics and the number of questions. - Confirmation before starting the quiz. - Smooth quiz flow with options to exit, retry, or view results at the end. You can try it out yourself by running the following command in your terminal: npx next_gen_quiz-app Check out the code on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/g4BQcpaP A big shoutout to my mentor Asharib Ali and my friends who supported me throughout this journey! #TypeScript #NodeJS #CLIApp #Programming #OpenSource #Coding #JavaScript #QuizApp #InquirerJS #Chalk #TechProjects #LearningJourney #Developer #GitHub #TechInnovation #IT #SoftwareDevelopment #NextGenQuiz

🚀 Optimize Your React Apps! 🚀 Just published an article on understanding the differences between useCallback and useMemo in React! These hooks are essential for enhancing performance by preventing unnecessary re-renders and recalculations. 🔹 useCallback: Memoize functions to avoid unnecessary re-renders. 🔹 useMemo: Memoize expensive computations to save resources. Check out the article for simple examples and practical tips on when to use each hook. #React #WebDevelopment #Programming #TechTips #FrontendDevelopment #ReactHooks #PerformanceOptimization

When I first heard of DevBytes, I assumed it was another generic news app. But after using it, I realized how tailored it is for developers. Beyond summarizing tech news, it offers valuable coding insights and explainers. Their breakdown of async programming in JavaScript, for example, was a game changer for me. Download link👉🏻:-https://lnkd.in/gq77TpkF

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new project: a Todo List application designed to help you stay organized and boost productivity.Say goodbye to missed deadlines and unorganized tasks! To-do list application ✨ is here to help you manage your to-dos effortlessly. #Todo_List_Application "Stay Organized, Stay Productive: Simplify Your Tasks with Todo List App!" you can check out the details on my GitHub repository.... Here is the link 👇🏻 https://lnkd.in/egHimT93 🔗You can also find it publish as an npm package:👇🏻 npx rumii066-todo-list-app #Typscript #npm #coding #node #GovernorInitiative #Todo_List_Application

Dev diaries - Was making a simple material themed personality finder app using the Big Five Factor model of personality with data and questions from the IPIP neo test. I was able to design it in figma and code the frontend and now i just have to convert the evaluation logic to kotlin language and show it on screen. Here's how it's looking as of now! (Some if else and/switch case statements are yet to be added please don't be mad) All criticisms are more than welcome🤗 #kotlin #androiddevelopment #devdiaries #materialtheme