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#day8 #30daysofcode #reactjs 🌐New Project Alert: Browser History Manager App! 🌐 Super excited to share my latest project—a Browser History App! This app allows users to search through their browser history and delete unwanted items. It’s been a great way to dive deeper into React Class Components and State Management. Here’s a look at the features and what I learned: 🔗 LINK : - https://lnkd.in/gDrzGzvw ⚙️ Project Highlights : 🏗️ React Class Components: Structured the app using class components, making it easy to manage the state and lifecycle of components. 🔍 Search Functionality: Instantly filters browsing history in real-time as users type in the search bar. 🗑️ Delete Feature: Added the ability to delete specific history entries by updating the state and rendering changes seamlessly. 🧠 State Management: Tracked user input and history entries with this.state for smooth updates and a responsive UI. 🛠️ Conditional Rendering: Dynamically displayed results or a "no results" message based on search input. 🌟 Key Learnings: 🔄 React Lifecycles: Used componentDidMount and componentDidUpdate for real-time updates and efficient state handling. ✨ UI Optimization: Real-time state management enabled smooth search and delete operations, enhancing the user experience. 🎨 Clean UX: Created an intuitive interface with real-time feedback for a simple and functional app experience. #ReactJS #WebDevelopmentTodoApp #JavaScript #FrontendDevelopment #Programming #frontend #frontenddeveloper #uiuxdesign #frontendwebdeveloper #frontend #uiuxdesign #rdbms #dbms #sql #sqlite #databases #ccbp #NxtWave #fullstack #30daysofcodechallenge

Built a Docs app where user can add notes or todo, mark them as done & also delete them. All of this data will stored on Firebase Database. Taken UI inspiration from @sheriyan and logic part was done by myself. Technologies used to built this app are Reactjs, Tailwind Css, Framer-motion, Firebase, Formik, Netlify, Vite. Deployed URL - https://lnkd.in/gSNGwCbt #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #javascript #frontend #reactjs #react #tailwindcss #tailwind #firebase #framermotion #formik #vite #reactrouter #reduxtoolkit #reactdeveloper #reactjsdeveloper #javascriptdeveloper #reactnative #reactnativedeveloper

Hi Connections, Here is my Food Ordering App. ✅ API Integration : There are two approaches to fetch data from api and render it  👉 Upon page load, initiate a API request and wait for the API response ,once the response is received, render the UI with the fetched data  👉 On page load, initiate the UI rendering without waiting for the API response. Upon receiving the API response, re-render the UI with the updated data  ✅ useEffect(callback, dependency array)   -- the callback function will be called after the component has been rendered  useEffect() Hook: 👉 No dependency array - Called on every render of the component. 👉 Empty dependency array - Called only on the initial render of component. 👉 Non-empty dependency array - Called when dependencies change.   ✅ Cross-origin (request from one origin(domain) to another origin(domain)) requests are restricted by browsers.  ✅ Shimmer UI  - UI that doesn't contain actual content, but instead skeleton layout of the content that will eventually appear after data has been fetched form the API.  ✅ Conditional Rendering   rendering on the basis of condition is called conditional rendering. ✅ React Routing : 👉Utilize `react-router-dom ` package for routing/ 👉Configure routes in app.js using createBrowserRoute. 👉Use RouterProvider to render routes. 👉 Use useRouteError hook to provide more information about the error . 👉 <Outlet/> is component provided by react-router-dom that serves as a placeholder for nested child routes. ✅ React Apps are Single Page: React applications are Single Page Applications (SPAs). Only the component changes for different routes, resulting in a smoother user experience. ✅ Reducers and selectors from Redux 👉 Creating a cart page by reusing components. 👉 Subscribing to cart items using Selectors. 👉 Dispatching actions with the UseDispatch Hook 👉 Add / Clear Button change using props 👉The GitHub URL - https://lnkd.in/dJ7_5Uic credits: Akshay Saini 🚀 Best React Js course : #namastereact #frontenddeveloper #reactjs #javascript #functionalComponents

Optimizing State Management in React: Best Practices... Managing the state of React applications is crucial for maintaining a clean, efficient codebase and ensuring optimal performance. Whether you're using React's built-in Context API or a more robust solution like Redux, choosing the right state management approach can have a huge impact on your app's scalability and maintainability. Here are some tips for optimizing state management in React: 1. Use local state (useState) for simple UI logic. 2. Leverage Context API for global state management in smaller applications. 3. Adopt Redux or Recoil for larger, complex applications where state logic needs to be centralized. 4. Consider React Query for handling server-side state and caching. By choosing the right state management tool, you can simplify your code, improve performance, and make your app easier to maintain. What state management solutions do you prefer for your React projects? #ReactJS #StateManagement #WebDevelopment #Frontend #JavaScript #React

I bet tech enthusiasts enjoy technological debate more than political debate (mutual feelings). So, today, I've come up with a most exciting debate topic: a cutthroat fight between two robust technologies for web app development. Let's welcome our two contenders – Blazor and Angular.     Read the article to understand both frameworks individually, compare, and find out which framework is the best for your web application development needs!    And tell me in the comments which of them won the crown according to you. https://lnkd.in/g_xrFT7k #webappdevelopment #webapp #webapplication #webappsecurity #blazor #angular #technology #technologydevelopment #framework

Just launched a React.js + JSON Server CRUD app for managing news and blogs! 🚀 Seamlessly create, read, update, and delete content with this sleek, user-friendly interface. Dive into the world of modern web development with this project! Live link:https://lnkd.in/eNQH7DeS Thanks to our mentor Sarath Manohar sir for your guidance and support ... Thanks to Luminar Technolab & Rahul Mohanakumar . #ReactJS #JSONServer #WebDev #CRUDApp 💡📝

In today's world, uninterrupted user experience is crucial, even when connectivity is spotty. To help you build more resilient web applications, I've written a detailed blog on creating a CRUD app with offline capabilities using ReactJS, Redux Toolkit (RTK), redux-offline, and service-worker. 🌟 What You Will Learn: - Setting Up the Project: Kickstart your project with Create React App. - Installing Dependencies: Get the necessary tools for the job. - Configuring Redux Toolkit: Simplify your state management. - Setting Up redux-offline: Enable offline capabilities. - Creating CRUD Operations: Build robust data operations. - Handling Offline Actions: Ensure seamless functionality during network interruptions. 🔧 Includes: - Comprehensive code examples - Detailed explanations - Best practices for offline-first applications Check out the full blog and start building resilient apps that keep working even when the internet doesn't! 🌐 #ReactJS #ReduxToolkit #reduxoffline #webdevelopment #offlinefirst #javascript #serviceworker #techblog #frontend #webdev 🚀 [Link to the full blog post](https://lnkd.in/gyJS6u8d)

𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐉𝐒 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐆𝐚𝐦𝐞-𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 ? I've been working with ReactJS for a while now, and I must say, it's been a game-changer for developing Single Page Applications (SPAs). Before React, building dynamic web apps was often a challenge. Traditional methods involved manipulating the DOM directly, which could get messy and inefficient as the application grew. Maintaining the state of the app and ensuring a smooth user experience was cumbersome, often leading to slower performance and more bugs. ReactJS has significantly eased these pain points. Its component-based architecture allows us to break down the UI into smaller, reusable pieces. This not only makes the code more manageable but also promotes better organization. One of the standout features of React is the virtual DOM. Instead of updating the entire page, React updates only the parts that have changed, making the app much faster and more responsive.Another powerful aspect of React is its one-way data binding. This ensures that changes in the state automatically reflect in the UI, making the debugging process simpler and more predictable.

There is certainly a lot to be said about the arguments of Blazor vs. JavaScript- each having their own pros and cons. However, we here at Mindfire have decided to focus on Blazor for our future web app projects due to a number of reasons, the .NET ecosystem not the least. In this article, we break down why we prefer a Blazor future for our websites/apps- and for our client's. https://lnkd.in/g6fXT4-c #net #microsoft #blazor #razor #webdevelopment #webdev #software #developer #development #streaming #website #web #aspnet #webapp

There are different ways to make a web app with C#, depending on the tools and frameworks you use. One of the most popular options is to use ASP.NET Core, which is an open-source and cross-platform framework for building web applications and services. ASP.NET Core supports various types of web apps, such as: Razor Pages: These are web pages that use the Razor syntax to embed C# code in HTML. Razor Pages are easy to create and test, and follow a convention-based approach to handle requests. MVC: This is a design pattern that separates the web app into three components: Model, View, and Controller. The Model represents the data and business logic, the View displays the user interface, and the Controller handles the user input and interactions. Blazor: This is a framework that allows you to create interactive web UIs using C# instead of JavaScript. Blazor runs C# code in the browser using WebAssembly, or on the server using SignalR. Web API: This is a way to create RESTful services that can exchange data with other web apps or clients. Web APIs use controllers and models to handle requests and responses, and support various formats such as JSON and XML. #developer #csharp #cprogramminglanguage #scalability