🧵 1/8: REST vs GraphQL in Frontend System Design?. It’s a common discussion point in system design interviews. Let’s break down how to approach this comparison, and understand when to choose one over the other! 🚀. #SystemDesign #Frontend #InterviewPrep.

I received my advance settlement in tge same bank account during Covid and now getting this weird reason to reject claims.

This Bangalore auto driver has no chill on Valentine’s day. If anyone is offended I can give auto number to find him and sue him.

So, I read an interview story from a so-called "top" company where engineers with 5-6 years of experience, parading as "Staff Engineers," were interviewing legit Managers, Principals, and real Staff Engineers. They asked stuff like, "What is BOM in JavaScript?"—a term hardly.

Good morning! 🌅 A new week brings fresh opportunities to grow and learn. Let’s tackle our goals with energy and optimism! 💪 #MondayMotivation #NewWeekNewGoals

How is it going guys? Already waiting for weekend 😅

8/8 🚀 In summary:.* Use localStorage for persistent data across sessions. * Use sessionStorage for data you want to expire when the session ends. Understand when to use each for an optimized user experience! 💡 #WebDevelopment #CodingTips.

7/8 🔧 Common Uses:.* localStorage: Remember user settings, theme preferences, or saved app states across sessions. * sessionStorage: Store data like temporary form inputs, session-specific info (e.g., login state).

6/8 📏 Size Limits: Both localStorage and sessionStorage allow up to ~5MB of data per origin, though this can vary slightly by browser. Don’t store huge chunks of data! #PerformanceMatters.

5/8 🔐 Security considerations: While both are accessible through JavaScript, neither should be used to store sensitive info (e.g., passwords) as data is stored in plain text. #FrontendSecurity.

4/8 ✨ Key Differences:. localStorage: Persistent data, available across all tabs and windows for the same origin. sessionStorage: Data limited to the current tab/window and expires when it’s closed. #WebStorage.

3/8 🕒 sessionStorage is more temporary. It only keeps data for the duration of the page session. Once the user closes the tab or window, the data is gone. Great for session-specific data! #sessionStorage.

2/8 🔑 localStorage persists data even after the browser or tab is closed. Data stays until you explicitly delete it or the user clears their cache. Perfect for long-term storage! #JavaScript #localStorage.

🧵 #JavaScript Thread: Understanding localStorage vs sessionStorage ⬇️. 1/8 Both localStorage and sessionStorage are part of the Web Storage API, allowing developers to store key-value data in the browser. But when to use which? Let’s break it down! 👇 #WebDev #Frontend.

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Debugging: where the real learning happens! 🐛 Spent hours chasing a bug, only to realize it was a missing semicolon. Cheers to all the devs who know this struggle! What's your most memorable debugging moment?.

A young CA succumbed to the work pressure “4 months into joining”. According to her mother, “She began experiencing anxiety, sleeplessness, and stress soon after joining, but continued to push herself, believing hard work and perseverance were the path to success.". And. Not a.

Getting a new software update be like: ‘Improved performance and minor bug fixes’… Translation: Good luck! 😅💻 . Ready for iOS update 😉????. #DevHumor #SoftwareLife #iOS.

Unfollowed 37 profiles who played follow-unfollow game with me. Don’t have place for such people on my timeline.

Did you know ?? (Nullish Coalescing) is the perfect sidekick for Optional Chaining (?.)? 🦸‍♂️ It ensures you handle null or undefined values gracefully. No more messy fallbacks! 🙌 #JavaScript #CleanCode #WebDev.

Did you know about Optional Chaining (?.) in JavaScript? 🎯 It lets you safely access deeply nested properties without throwing errors. No more Cannot read property of undefined! Great for cleaner, safer code. 🚀 #JavaScript #ES6 #CleanCode.