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23 Jan

The Future of CSS: Tailwind v4.0’s Radical Transformation

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Tailwind CSS, the go-to utility-first CSS framework, has hit a major milestone with version 4.0. Packed with exciting features and improvements, it promises faster and smoother web design workflows. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s new: 1. Faster Performance An upgraded CSS engine generates smaller, more efficient stylesheets, speeding up website loading times—perfect for large projects. Full builds are now 3.78x faster Incremental builds have dropped from 44ms to just 5ms Some builds now complete in microseconds 2. Enhanced JIT Mode The improved Just-in-Time (JIT) compiler dynamically generates styles as you code, simplifying complex and dynamic designs. 3. Simplified Setup…

20 Jan

12 Simple Lessons for Developers and Founders

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Life in the tech world moves fast. Whether you’re a developer, a tech founder, or simply someone navigating this fast-evolving landscape, it can feel like you're constantly trying to keep up. But amid the chaos, there are universal lessons and actionable insights that can guide your path. Below, we break down 12 practical takeaways inspired by real challenges and stories—click on each link for deeper dives into these themes. 1. Low-Code/No-Code: Friend or Foe? Low-code/no-code platforms are often seen as the "quick fix" for app development. But just like tequila, low-code/no-code solutions can leave you with a headache if you…

19 Jan

Localize Your React Application: A Pragmatic guide

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Having localized applications to 10+ languages, I understand that localizing your React application can be overwhelming. It feels like you have to make many code changes all over the application, which is true, but it can be easily done if we understand the i18next package. Without further delay, let's dive in. Installation: We can install i18next using npm/yarn as follows # npm $ npm install i18next --save # yarn $ yarn add i18next Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Initializing i18Next: Create a file 18n.js under your 'src' folder import i18n from 'i18next'; import { initReactI18next } from 'react-i18next'; import…

18 Jan

A Quick Intro to React.js

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React is used to build websites that run entirely in the browser. The main thing in React.js is JSX. JSX is similar to HTML or XML. Language Full Form Use Tags HTML Hyper Text Markup Language Build websites Predefined set of tags like H1, H2, P etc. XML Extensible Markup Language Build data Custom Tags JSX JavaScript XML Write HTML mixed with JavaScript HTML Tags + Custom Tags Examples HTML <html> <body> <div> <h1>This is heading 1</h1> <p>This is an example paragraph in HTML</p> </div> </body> </html> Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode XML <example> <title>XML Example</to> <note>This is a…

17 Jan

Micro Frontends and Design Systems: How to Achieve Cohesion Across Teams

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In today's fast-paced development world, large applications often consist of multiple teams working on different parts of the system. This can be especially tricky when dealing with micro frontends and design systems. Micro frontends are an architectural style that splits a frontend app into smaller, self-contained parts that are developed, deployed, and maintained independently. Meanwhile, a design system provides a unified set of design principles, patterns, and components for creating a consistent user experience across the product. The challenge comes when trying to maintain cohesion between teams that may be working on different micro frontends but need to deliver a…

17 Jan

Building an AWS Gamified Learning Platform with Amazon Q and Gemini: An AI-Powered Journey (Public Repo)

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I'm excited to share my project, CloudQuest, built for the AWS Game Builder Challenge. Inspired by the engaging learning style of Duolingo, CloudQuest transforms the often-daunting world of AWS into a fun, interactive, and rewarding game. Demo | Github What is CloudQuest? CloudQuest is a gamified learning platform that helps you master Amazon Web Services (AWS) through interactive quizzes and a game-like progression system. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some cloud experience, CloudQuest is designed to make learning about AWS accessible, enjoyable, and effective. Disclaimer: Just to clarify, CloudQuest is a project I built independently for the AWS…

16 Jan

Modern Web Development with React: A Full Guide

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Imagine building web applications with the same elegance and efficiency as assembling a Lego masterpiece. That’s the power of React JS, where reusable components snap together to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces. React JS has undeniably changed the web development landscape. But mastering its intricacies can be a journey fraught with challenges. State management headaches: Keeping your application’s data organized and predictable can feel like juggling chainsaws. Styling struggles: Creating a visually appealing and responsive UI can be a time-consuming battle with CSS. API integration woes: Connecting your frontend to a backend API can feel like navigating a maze…

14 Jan

Dynamically Render Components Based on Configuration

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When building apps, you often encounter situations where you need to render different components or layouts based on data. Instead of using a lot of if-else or switch statements, you can use a configuration-driven approach for cleaner and more scalable code. Example: Dynamic Rendering with a Component Map Let’s dynamically render different input fields based on a configuration object. import React from "react"; // Components for different input types const TextInput = ({ label, name, value, onChange }) => ( <div> <label>{label}:</label> <input type="text" name={name} value={value} onChange={onChange} /> </div> ); const NumberInput = ({ label, name, value, onChange }) =>…

13 Jan

All-APIs.com: The Ultimate Free REST API Platform for Developers

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Developers, imagine having access to an all-in-one RESTful API platform that delivers the data you need, hassle-free, and with no API key requirements. Welcome to All-APIs.com, your new best friend for finding fake data to build, test, and enhance your applications. Why Choose All-APIs.com? All-APIs.com is designed to simplify the lives of developers. Whether you're building prototypes, testing integrations, or creating engaging applications, we provide: Free Access, Always: Say goodbye to subscription fees or limitations. All-APIs.com offers completely free data access. No API Keys Required: Skip the tedious registration process. Start fetching data instantly—no API keys needed. Unlimited Data Access:…

12 Jan

SWR make it easy!!!

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Technologies are evolving so rapidly, especially when it comes to JavaScript. React.js and Next.js are powerful frontend frameworks that are highly popular. They provide several hooks to make developers' jobs easier. SWR is a powerful React hook for data fetching. The name SWR stands for Stale-While-Revalidate. It uses an HTTP cache invalidation strategy as per HTTP RFC 5861. SWR is created by the founding team of Next.js. Its name simply means: stale stands for cached data previously fetched from an API, while refers to the transition period, and revalidate means verifying and updating the cached data to ensure it is…