Posts Tagged ‘ReactJS’

In today’s blog, we will examine an experimental hook that helps us display optimized results when we display data we fetch from the server. What can we do to optimize such a use case? Is there a way to show updated data as it is being fetched from the server? We will explore precisely that […]

In the vast landscape of React development, developers are armed with powerful tools to navigate challenges effortlessly: the useReducer and useRef hooks. This guide offers a deep dive into these hooks, unveiling their functionalities, adaptable use cases, and advanced methodologies. What is `useReducer`? The <strong>useReducer</strong> hook in React is a cornerstone for managing state, offering […]

Introduction Custom Hooks are reusable functions that let a React JS developer tailor and adjust a React application’s functionality. React JS version 16.8 includes them. A special JavaScript function with the prefix “use” is referred to as a “Custom Hooks.” Using a customized Hook, retrieve information from an API. This hook will return an object […]

In my previous blog, we had discussed using server actions with our forms and managing the loading state with the new useFormStatus hook from react-dom. In this one, we are going to explore another experimental hook from react-dom: useFormState. Concisely, useFormState is a hook to which we provide a function to manipulate form data. The […]

In React͏ development, smooth moving between pages is vital for a seamless͏ user experience. React Router v6 brings out the useNavigate hook for advanced navigation, simplifying navigation logic͏ in functional elements. This ͏blog post will delve into the useNavigate hook, its features, functions, and benefits in React Router v6. Introducing useN͏avigate In React Router͏ v6, […]

In Next JS, developers prefer most of their code to remain on the server side. However, it is quite tricky to accomplish such feats when you are working with forms. Components that require inputs from the user and thus must be client components to perform user operations like button clicks or text inputs. There useFormStatus […]

React applications often require navigation between different components and pages. The useHistory hook, provided by React Router, simplifies navigation by providing access to the browser’s history object. In this blog, we’ll explore the useHistory hook, understand its implementation, and see practical examples of how it enhances navigation in React applications. Understanding useHistory The useHistory hook […]

React provides powerful tools for creating dynamic web apps. The two most important hooks for dealing with routing and URLs are useLocation and useParams. In this blog post, we’ll explore these hooks’ functionality, discuss their application with examples, and show you how to combine them to give your React projects smooth navigation. Understanding useLocation The […]

Welcome to a deeper journey into the JEST React Testing Library world! We’ll explore advanced methods and tricks that enhance your testing expertise here. If you’re new to JEST, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with “Exploring JEST React Testing Library: A Complete Overview,” which helps you understand basic and advanced insights, ensuring a comprehensive […]

A popular JavaScript library, Axios has become a staple in modern web development, especially when handling HTTP requests in React applications. This blog will explore the ins and outs of using Axios with React, providing a complete guide and practical code examples to enhance your understanding. Getting Started with Axios in React Installation Step 1: […]

Introduction As React development continues to evolve, the rise of functional components and hooks has significantly transformed the way we build applications. In this blog, we’ll unravel the magic behind functional components and explore why they emerge as the superheroes of modern React development. So, get ready for a journey into simplicity and power, supported […]

We’ve all found ourselves in that frustrating scenario where a website displays a loading spinner or a blank screen, leaving us in the dark about what’s happening behind the scenes. This uncertainty can lead to a terrible user experience that tests our patience and leaves us eagerly awaiting a response. The front-end and back-end of […]