Posts Tagged ‘#perficientnagpur’

In our exploration of Selenium Chrome DevTools integration, we’ve covered simulating mobile browsing, harnessing real-time insights with Selenium CDP Listeners, and mastering the art of intercepting and mocking network/API responses. Our journey now advances into the realm of optimizing test scenarios by addressing failed network requests. In this article, we’ll navigate through a comprehensive guide […]

Styling plays a fundamental role in web development. Furthermore, when you embark on building React applications, you can choose from various approaches to skillfully manage styles and CSS. This comprehensive guide will explore diverse techniques, tools, and best practices for styling React components using JavaScript. Different Approaches to Styling in React In the expansive realm […]

What is Routing? The Pages Router utilizes a file-system-based routing system grounded in the concept of pages. Upon adding a file to the app directory, it becomes readily accessible as a route. File Based Routing: Each component in the app directory automatically becomes a route in your application. If you have a file named page.js […]

Aloha Trailblazers, Embarking on the journey into the vast landscape of Salesforce, this blog serves as your guide to understanding and conquering the challenges of Large Data Volumes (LDV). In the dynamic world of Salesforce, businesses encounter the complexities of managing extensive datasets. As organizations grow, navigating and optimizing performance in the face of Large […]

Understanding Parallel Routes in Next.js Imagine you’re on a road trip, and you have multiple routes you can take to reach your destination. Similarly, in web development, when you build a website using Next.js, you create different routes for different pages. What are Routes? Routes are like paths or directions to specific pages on a […]

Parallel Routing with Loading: Imagine visiting a website, and while a page is loading, you see a spinning wheel or a loading symbol. That’s the loading state – it shows that things are still getting ready. In Next.js, using Parallel Routing, each webpage can have its own unique loading symbol or message. So, as you […]

Introduction In the dynamic realm of Selenium CDP integration, where Selenium harnesses the power of the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). We previously embarked on a journey to simulate mobile browsing using Device Metrics Override: Optimizing Web Testing: Mastering Mobile Simulation with Selenium CDP Device Metrics Override / Blogs / Perficient Building on that foundation, our […]

Hello Trailblazers, In the previous parts of this blog, we learned how to create Salesforce Survey forms and how to send your forms to your audiences to get their responses. If you did not read it, you can read them here: Part 1 and Part 2. In this blog, we’ll learn how to analyze the […]

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 […]

In the world of ASP.NET development, logging is a crucial aspect of building robust and reliable applications. With the right logging tool, developers can easily track and analyze errors, exceptions, and other critical information that can help improve application performance and maintainability. One such tool that stands out is ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers), […]

Overview of Java Streams Java introduced streams in version 8 to simplify and optimize code writing. A stream is a sequence of objects supporting various methods to achieve a desired result. Using streams can reduce a long set of codes to just a few lines. Streams enable performing operations such as filtering, mapping, reducing, and […]

Hello, Trailblazers. In this blog post, we will learn how to write an Apex Trigger for Custom Validations. Acceptance Criteria:  Write an Apex Trigger to restrict the Payment until the Final Quote is “Approved”. To solve this, we have custom objects named Payment__c and Final_Quote__c in a lookup relationship with each other. Its lookup field […]