Documenting experience and observations
The best way to understand the basics of any framework is to develop a CRUD application, and every CRUD application will always have a form with different input fields. While working with forms in React, you’ll come across fancy terms like “Controlled” and “Uncontrolled” components. My aim with this write-up is to break down these…
While architecting scalable apps, writing syntactically correct React code is not enough. It is important to write semantically correct code as well where React Portals shine. Even if you have nailed the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) coding principle, it is important that you ensure your code follows the best coding practices. By “Proper Placement” I…
After getting my hands dirty with over 10 production level React projects, one thing that was consistent with most of them was the use of unnecessary HTML elements/tags. It is highly important that your code is easier to maintain, write, read and debug. As a thumb rule, you can follow this to identify if your…
One of the key difference between a good and a brilliant programmer is that the latter always understands how something is working underneath. The latter identifies an abstraction when encounters one. Working with React, you must have come across .js files with HTML element. JSX elements are nothing but these HTML elements. JSX stands for…
Not another git cheatsheet you say?? There are a ton of git cheatsheets already. It is highly unlikely that i’ll ever refer to a cheat sheet when I can just google that sh** in 5 min and go through 5 Stack Overflow answers. Copy-paste random things until something works! Why another Git Cheatsheet? I beg…