Posts Tagged ‘front-end development’

In the previous blog, Part 1: Sitecore Quick Guide for the Beginner, we covered essential Sitecore topics, including what Sitecore is, its key features, SXA, templates and their types, Standard Values, Helix and Habitat, and how Sitecore interacts with its SQL database. We also introduced important tools like the Content Editor and explained how Sitecore […]

Looking to become a Sitecore developer? You’re in the right place! Sitecore is the most popular .NET-based Content Management System (CMS) used by businesses around the world to build personalized and smooth digital experiences. Sitecore keeps improving with new tools for its users. Let’s start by understanding what Sitecore is all about…   1. What […]

Three years ago, I started my journey with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and I still remember how overwhelmed I was when I started using it. As a front-end developer, my first task in AEM – implementing responsive design – was no cakewalk and required extensive problem solving.  In this blog, I share the 10 tips and tricks […]

React 19 brings a fresh set of improvements and features aimed at delivering better performance. In this post, I’ll showcase some of these new features like Server Components, Server Functions, the new hooks like use, useActionState and useOptimistic. React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It uses a declarative approach to create […]

Handling forms in React can get tricky, especially when managing complex states and validation. Formik is a popular library that simplifies this by managing form states, validations, and submissions with ease. In this guide, we’ll explore how to set up a basic form using Formik. What is Formik? Formik is a small library for React […]

Formik is an excellent tool for managing forms in React, simplifying state management and validation. However, as forms become more complex, you may need to dive into some advanced techniques. In this post, we’ll cover how to handle dynamic fields, create custom validations, integrate with third-party UI libraries, and optimize performance. 1. Dynamically Adding and […]

Throttling and debouncing are two essential optimization strategies. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the concepts of debouncing and throttling, explore their use cases, and understand how to implement them in JavaScript. Debouncing Explained What is Debouncing? Debouncing is a programming technique used to prevent time-consuming operations from running too frequently, which might […]

AI has arrived in the ever-evolving world of software development and staying ahead means embracing tools that can boost productivity and streamline workflows. GitHub Copilot, an AI-powered coding assistant developed by GitHub and OpenAI, has been turning heads since its debut. Integrated seamlessly with Visual Studio Code (VS Code), Copilot is more than just an […]

AngularJS is a widely adopted JavaScript framework, arming developers with a rich arsenal of tools to engineer dynamic and captivating web applications. Notably, its robust routing capabilities emerge as a key pillar for constructing Single Page Applications (SPAs). Effectively orchestrating navigation and dynamically presenting diverse content sans the need for complete page refreshes, AngularJS routing […]

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 […]

Welcome back to the third part of our series on essential Web APIs! If you haven’t had the opportunity to explore Part 2 yet, where we extensively covered the nuances of the Web History API and Web Storage API, I encourage you to catch up here to gain valuable insights into efficiently managing browser history […]

Welcome back to the continuation of our journey through crucial Web APIs! For newcomers to our series, I highly recommend diving into Part 1, accessible here, where we extensively cover the fundamental aspects of the Web Forms API. Continuing our journey, let’s delve into further exploration of vital Web APIs, including the Web History API […]