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What is Web worker and how to use it in NextJS

What is Web worker and how to use it in NextJS

Prerequisite Basic knowledge of ReactJS/NextJS What is Web Worker JavaScript is a single-threaded language, the thread it uses is referred as the main threadBrower in fact use other threadsWeb worker from browser API is a way for you to create and register additional threads with JavaScript Why create other threads when you can just work on the main thread? Let says you need to compute a lot of data to draw a chart.Those computation could take long enough to make the page unresponsiveThat's where web worker comes in.You can create new thread to compute those data and when its done,…
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Best Databases for Real-Time Updates in Next.js

Best Databases for Real-Time Updates in Next.js

When it comes to real-time updates in Next.js applications, the choice of database depends on factors such as data structure, scalability, and ease of integration. Here are some of the best databases that excel in providing real-time functionality: 1. Firebase Firestore Type: NoSQL Document Database Key Features: Seamless integration with JavaScript and TypeScript Real-time data synchronization across clients Scalable and serverless, with automatic scaling Ideal for applications requiring real-time updates and offline support 2. Redis Type: In-Memory Data Structure Store Key Features: Optimized for speed and low latency It supports various data structures like strings, hashes, lists, and sets. It…
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How to add shadcn to existing project

How to add shadcn to existing project

If you are a web developer, chances are you heard about shadcn/ui, one of the most popular component libraries based of Radix UI. In this post we'll explore how to add shadcn to existing project. Depending on how your project is setup and what framework you are using, adding shadcn to your existing project will vary. When using shadcn Typescript is recommended when using this library. Nevertheless, JavaScript version is also available. To add shadcn to your project first you will have to install Tailwind CSS if your project is not using it, since shadcn components are styled with it.…
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NextJs Server Actions: Why and How

NextJs Server Actions: Why and How

What is a Server Action? A server action is a function that runs on the server side of an application. It is used to fetch data from an API and render it on the server side. This is useful for SEO purposes because it allows search engines to index the content of your website. What are NextJs Server Actions? NextJs is a React framework that allows you to build server-side rendered applications. NextJs server actions are functions that run on the server side of a NextJs application. They allow you to execute server-side code during the request lifecycle, giving you…
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Next.js – App Router

Next.js – App Router

In previous posts, I tried Next.js using the Pages router. In this post and the following, I am exploring the new App router. Creating The Application To create a project with Next.js version 14, you simply need to start a command from the terminal by using npx create-next-app@latest Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode The "latest" option will download the latest version of the framework. All project dependencies will be installed, and then you will be asked to enter the project's name. I kept the default selection, meaning that we will use TypeScript Tailwind CSS ESLint The app Router Note…
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React vs. Next.js: The Ultimate Guide for Modern Web Development in 2024

React vs. Next.js: The Ultimate Guide for Modern Web Development in 2024

In the fast-paced world of web development, choosing the right tools can make or break your project. Two titans stand out in the JavaScript ecosystem: React and Next.js. But which one should you choose for your next project? In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the features, pros, cons, and ideal use cases for both React and Next.js, helping you make an informed decision for your web development needs in 2024. Table of Contents Introduction React: The Flexible UI Library Next.js: The React Framework for Production React vs. Next.js: A Feature Comparison When to Choose React When to Choose Next.js Code…
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Goodbye Webflow, Hello Our Shiny New Website

Goodbye Webflow, Hello Our Shiny New Website

“That's it! I'm done with Webflow! It's been nothing but a nightmare. We're moving to a headless CMS, and we're doing it now. No more wasting time!”... is what could have easily been heard about two months ago in our office, after (yet again) discussing whether to make a move to a headless CMS for our company website or not. In reality the discussion was much longer and much more boring to sum up here. But what is true, is that for the past few months we have been working hard to revamp our website after growing frustrated with Webflow,…
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Building Fullstack Chatbot with PyTorch, NumPy, NLTK, and Next.js – Complete Tutorial in 2024

Building Fullstack Chatbot with PyTorch, NumPy, NLTK, and Next.js – Complete Tutorial in 2024

Description:In this tutorial, we will build a fullstack chatbot using modern technologies. We will leverage PyTorch for our deep learning model, NumPy for efficient numerical computations, NLTK for natural language processing, and Next.js for the frontend. By the end of this video, you will have a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate these tools to create a powerful chatbot from scratch. https://youtu.be/NoHtQiwoanA Hashtags: Source link lol
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Rebuild Hooks in the Nexca

Rebuild Hooks in the Nexca

Nexca is admin panel that we build recently and this article I gonna explain each hook to understand them better for find the latest update you check them here . useFetch The useFetch hook is used to fetch data such as posts, services, or sections from a specified URL. This hook takes one parameter, which is the URL from which to fetch the data. const data = useFetch('/api/posts/'); Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode useGetSection The useGetSection hook is used to fetch data from a specific section. This hook is particularly useful for the client section. It takes three parameters:…
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Adding advanced search to a Strapi and Next.js project with Algolia

Adding advanced search to a Strapi and Next.js project with Algolia

Introduction In today's fast-paced digital world, finding exactly what you need online should be quick and painless. Imagine entering a vast library where every book, article, and note is meticulously organized and just a whisper away. That's the kind of seamless experience advanced search brings to web applications. In this tutorial, we're diving into the magic of enhancing your e-commerce platform with top-notch search capabilities. We'll explore how to combine Strapi, Next.Js, and Algolia Search to add and implement advanced search functionalities. Prerequisites Before we begin, make sure you have the following installed on your machine: The code for this…
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