React
The useState hook is one of the core React Hooks that allows you to add state to functional components. With useState, you can introduce dynamic data and interactivity into your components without the need for class components. This hook is used for managing local component state and is particularly useful
React
React.js is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and it revolves around the concept of components. Components are the building blocks of a React application, allowing you to create modular, reusable, and encapsulated pieces of user interface. Each component represents a self-contained unit that can have its
JavaScript
The JavaScript array is a versatile and fundamental data structure that lies at the heart of modern web development. While many developers are well-acquainted with the array’s power in storing multiple values, there’s a hidden gem within the realm of arrays that deserves its spotlight—the length property.
JavaScript
This post is a continuation of my previous post for “Top Javascript Coding Round Questions For Beginners”. This is part 2 of this series and will talk about some more important javascript interview questions for the coding round and provide the working code example and explanation. Through these posts, my
Go Programming
Are you a newbie, learning golang and lacking the motivation to practice what you have been taught? Well, there is no need to worry about that! I have compiled some of the most popular mini-projects that one could build. You may also want to take a look at my sample
React Hooks
The useContext hook in React allows you to access the context of a parent component within a child component, without the need for prop drilling. This is particularly useful for sharing data or state between components that are not directly related in the component tree. Let’s explore a couple
PNPM
The acronym for “Performant NPM” is PNPM. It is a JavaScript package manager that is quick, effective, and low on disk space. With speed gains and a fresh take on dependency management, PNPM seeks to be a drop-in replacement for NPM. It does this by storing all of your dependencies
AI
One year ago, the internet was abuzz with a viral video of Will Smith eating spaghetti. It was clear to most that the video was fake, and it became a source of humor rather than concern. Fast forward to 2024, and the advancements in generative AI have taken a significant
JavaScript
In the rapidly evolving world of web development, staying updated with the latest features and updates is crucial. Last week, Vercel unveiled Next.js 15, showcasing some impressive new features such as partial pre-rendering. However, this is just the beginning of a wave of game-changing updates in JavaScript frameworks over
Asynchronous
JavaScript asynchronous programming allows you to handle functions that might take a long time to perform. Some of these may include fetching data from an external server, reading files or performing time-consuming tasks. The following are some instances of how JavaScript can be used for asynchronous programming: {{< gallery dir=
GoLang
Go was designed by Google to be a fast, statically typed, compiled language for building simple, reliable and efficient software. Key goals for Go include: * Fast compile times * Efficient execution * Built-in concurrency constructs * Minimalist and consistent syntax * Strong typing and compile-time checking * Excellent support for building networked systems and applications
Go
While researching this article I found that the Go interface is one of the most difficult concepts to learn in golang. This makes me more crazy to write about it and simplify it for you. Why I Believe Go Interfaces Are the Ignored Powerhouse of Clean Code I have been