Posts Tagged ‘JavaScript’

Redux has become a staple in state management for React applications, providing a predictable state container that makes it easier to manage your application’s state. However, as applications grow in size and complexity, adopting best practices for structuring your Redux code becomes crucial. In this guide, we’ll explore these best practices and demonstrate how to […]

A rabbit hole Recently, I was learning about some new Adobe software, and came across the line of code import Theme from “@swc-react/theme”. This quickly dropped me into the web development education rabbit hole… A quick search shows me that “@swc-react/theme” is React Wrappers for Spectrum Web Components. Another search shows that Spectrum Web Components […]

Desktop application development with Angular and Electron Electron is a framework that allows you to use web development paradigms (i.e. HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to develop cross-platform desktop applications. Typically, desktop applications are developed in lower-level, compiled languages such as Java, C#, and C++, so it’s neat that this is possible. It’s simple enough to create […]

Welcome back to the third part of our series on elevating your JavaScript skills through array methods. Having established a solid foundation with simple array methods, we’re now poised to tackle more advanced methods. In this blog, we will discover sophisticated array methods that offer greater flexibility and power in manipulating data. Prepare to unlock […]

In continuation of Part 1, we will now delve into essential array methods that enhance your JavaScript toolkit. These methods allow you to effortlessly handle complex data manipulation tasks, opening new possibilities for your projects. isArray() isArray() is your trusty detector for identifying arrays. Just pass any value to Array.isArray(), and it quickly tells you whether […]

Arrays are a cornerstone of JavaScript programming, offering a versatile way to keep and manage data. In this initial segment, we`ll explore the essential array methods that every JavaScript developer should know. If you’re eager to advance further, keep an eye out for advanced array methods in JavaScript. Introduction to Essential Array Methods Arrays are […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

JavaScript is a central pillar in web development, elevating user engagement and imbuing websites with dynamic capabilities. Among its intriguing components are Web APIs, which facilitate access to diverse browser functionalities. In this segment, we’ll explore these APIs, starting with Part 1: Web Forms API. Let’s commence our exploration of these fundamental tools for web […]

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 […]