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Posts Tagged ‘ReactJS’
Leveraging WebSockets for Real-Time Data in React Applications
In the modern web, real-time data has become a cornerstone of interactive and dynamic applications. WebSockets offer an effective solution for enabling real-time communication between the client and server, facilitating instant updates without relying on repetitive requests. In this blog, we’ll explore how to leverage WebSockets in React applications to deliver engaging, real-time experiences. What […]
State Persistence in Recoil using Local Storage
Ever wish your app could remember things like a user’s theme choice, preferences, or other settings, even after a page reload? Good news: it absolutely can! With Recoil, your trusty state management tool, and localStorage, the browser’s built-in memory, you can easily persist your app’s state. That means no more resetting the theme or losing […]
Build a Custom 404 Page Using React Router V6 and Next.js
Custom 404 Page Using React Router V6 React Router is a popular JavaScript library commonly used to create single-page applications in React. It offers a set of components and functions that allow you to define your app’s routing and navigation in a declarative way. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of […]
Exploring the Top Features of React 19
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 […]
Why Recoil Outperforms Redux and Context API
Why Choose Recoil Over Redux or Context API? State management is a cornerstone of building dynamic and interactive web applications, and React developers have a plethora of tools at their disposal. Among these, Redux and Context API have long been popular choices, but Recoil is emerging as a modern alternative designed to simplify state management. […]
React v19: A Game-Changer for React Developers !
React 19 has officially been released as a stable version on December 5, 2024. This update introduces amazing features that enhance the developer experience and application performance. In this blog, we’ll explore the most impactful features of React 19 with examples to understand how they change, the way we build React applications. Key Features of […]
Redux vs Zustand: A Quick Comparison
Imagine you’re in a library. Redux is like a huge, well-organized library where every book is perfectly categorized, labeled, and placed in its specific spot. It’s ideal for a massive collection, but getting everything in order can take a lot of time. Zustand, on the other hand, is like a comfy reading corner with just […]
State Management in React with MobX
Imagine a world where state management is as simple as it should be. MobX lets you build reactive UIs with zero fuss. Using reactive programming, MobX automatically keeps your UI in sync with your app’s state. There is no need for the boilerplate chaos of actions and reducers. With just a few lines of code, […]
Building Forms in React with Formik: A Simple Guide
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 […]
Advanced Formik Techniques for Building Dynamic and Scalable Forms
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 […]
Avoiding Infinite Loops When Utilizing useEffect() in ReactJS
useEffect in ReactJS The useEffect hook is widely used in React for handling side effects within functional components. However, a common concern associated with its usage is the risk of triggering infinite loops. In React functional components, the useEffect hook is employed to handle side effects, such as fetching data from an API or updating […]