Really grateful and honored to be recognized as one of the Top Contributors for @freeCodeCamp!!🚀 I am glad to be a part of this amazing community and would continue collaborating with everyone. Thanks @ossia and @abbeyrenn for this opportunity! https://t.co/x0Wf1KnPeX

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Building a website from scratch might feel overwhelming at first. That's why @Kunal_N25 wrote this tutorial - to walk you through the process step by step. You'll start by coming up with an idea & setting up the project, then move on to building the website, testing the code, &

Web developers are in high demand these days, so learning the fundamentals & getting some practice is a good idea. In this guide, @Kunal_N25 talks about front end and back end dev basics, key skills to learn to become a web dev, and more. https://t.co/75ADTfxbBs

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I reached out to customer support, but they were unhelpful. They said that canceled orders are non-refundable as per policy. However, since the cancellation was from your end, I don’t understand why I’m not being refunded.

Accessibility is an important part of the development process. There are several practices that you need to follow to ensure that your website is accessible. Check out my detailed guide on Web Accessibility. https://t.co/OLIvlI0VL4

freeCodeCamp just published another FREE handbook – this time on web accessibility. We're going to keep publishing comprehensive guides to sub-disciplines of software engineering. Shout out to @Kunal_N25 for writing this comprehensive handbook.

If you are interested in learning web development, give this a read. This should help provide a starting point for you. Let me know what you think!

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Lazy Loading means "load only what’s needed, when it’s needed" It improves performance by delaying loading of images, components, or data until they're actually required. Save time, save resources, speed up your app! ⚡️

🚫Here's why you shouldn't use index as Keys in React: 1️⃣ If you reorder items, React gets confused and shows wrong data. 2️⃣ Adding/removing items can mess up UI updates. 3️⃣ It slows down performance with extra re-renders.

💡In React, the useReducer hook is used to manage complex state in components As your application grows, so does its state With time, state gets difficult to manage with useState, so useReducer presents a good alternative Learn about useReducer below: https://t.co/3okUlgk2Cr

💡In React, useMemo and useCallback have a similar purpose, but are slightly different - useMemo caches a function's return value - useCallback caches the function definition itself Learn more about them below 👇 https://t.co/9SnfUeZiUz

🛠️When using React state: - Never update the state variable directly, use the setState function returned by useState - Avoid storing redundant information in state, as it may cause unnecessary re-renders - Avoid passing the state down the DOM tree, unless absolutely necessary

💡Function currying is a technique where a function with multiple arguments is transformed into a sequence of functions, and each function: - takes a single argument - returns another function Consider the following example:

React v19 brings with it some interesting changes, which includes new hooks Learn about these hooks in the post below 👇 https://t.co/GA0h7otEIv

In a hotel booking website, when a user books a hotel, but hasn't completed the payment yet, how would you hold their booking temporarily? What logic would you use in the backend?

Key Difference between Client Side Rendering(CSR) and Server Side Rendering (SSR): - In CSR, a basic HTML is sent to the client, which then renders dynamic content using JavaScript - In SSR, the web page is generated completely on the server side and sent directly to the client

What are Generator Functions? - Special functions that can pause their execution several times and return a value - They are used to return a sequence of values in an iterative manner - Declared with function* and the 'yield' keyword is used to pause execution and return a value

🚀 Ready to take your React app to the next level? Learn how to Dockerize a React App for easy and convenient delivery of software. https://t.co/3G2HUACIzR