Built the login page for my frontend project 🚀 Used Context API to avoid prop drilling & a custom hook to persist the name across pages. Uploaded the code on GitHub ✅ Faced some errors while deploying on Vercel #WebDev #React.

Things I learned today: 🚀.1️⃣ Deep dived into Recoil for state management 🔥.2️⃣ Learned to use Selectors for derived state in Recoil 🎯.3️⃣ Explored the basics of Tailwind CSS for fast & clean styling 🎨.#Recoil #TailwindCSS #React.

Things I learned today: 🧑‍💻🚀.1️⃣ Using Suspense & fallback for handling lazy loading 📥.2️⃣ The problem of prop drilling & why it's messy .3️⃣ Context API to fix prop drilling but its downside → unnecessary re-renders ⚠️.4️⃣ Recoil for state management → cleaner & more efficient.

Things learned today:. React is a Single Page Application (SPA) 🖥️.Client-side bundle 📦 & Client-side routing 🔄.Routes in React 🚏.react-router-dom 🛤️.useNavigate hook.

Built a Password Generator 🚀. Used React hooks:.🔹 useState for managing states. 🔹 useEffect for auto-generating passwords. 🔹 useRef to copy passwords easily. 🔹 useCallback to optimize functions and avoid re-renders.#ReactJS

Coded to explore the difference between using and not using useRef. Learned how useRef keeps values persistent across renders without causing re-renders. With useRef, performance improves by avoiding unnecessary re-renders in simple scenarios like counters.

Coded to understand without useCallback vs with useCallback. Learned how function references change on re-renders. useCallback helps in preventing unnecessary child component re-renders. #React #useCallback #ReactOptimization

Built two projects to understand the impact of useMemo. One without useMemo (factorial recalculated on every render). One with useMemo (factorial recalculated only when the input changes).

Built 2 projects today:.1️⃣ Without React.memo.2️⃣ With React.memo.Learned how React.memo caches props and avoids unnecessary re-renders. 🚀

Things I learned today:. React.memo 🧠.useMemo 🛠️.useCallback 🔁.Differences & when to use them.From tomorrow: Revising DSA while continuing with React! 🚀 #ReactJS #WebDevelopment #DSA.

Learned today:. React.memo: Stops unnecessary re-renders. useCallback: Keeps functions from re-creating.

🚀 Built a "Background Color Changer" in React! . Things I learned:.State management with useState.Event handling for dynamic updates.Inline & Tailwind CSS styling.#ReactJS #FrontendDevelopment

✔️ Made my first simple project using React: A basic calculator. 🛠 Things used from React:. Components.useState hook.Event handling.#React #WebDevelopment

Things learned today:.Types of Hooks in React : .useState: For state management.useEffect: For side-effects like API calls.useContext: For global state management.Custom Hooks: Reusable logic.#React #WebDevelopment.

Things I did today:. Created a simple to-do site using React.Didn’t fully understand the backend, need more practice.#LearningJourney #React.

Felt like I’m too late to start development—college is over, and others began earlier. These thoughts hit hard. But truth is, I told myself the same thing last year when I had time. Starting late might feel tough, but in the long run, it won’t matter. Keep going. #FailuresDiary.

Just wrapped up learning:. React props & state.How React works under the hood.Vite folder structure breakdown.Excited to apply these insights in my coding journey! 🚀. #ReactJS #WebDevelopment #Coding.

Things I learned today:. ->React Components (Parent-Child communication).->Props and Callback Functions.->Event Handling in React (Arrow Functions, Binding, Passing Methods as Props).->Virtual DOM, Diff Algorithm, and Efficient Re-rendering.#React #WebDevelopment.

Things I learned today:. ->Difference between functional and class components in React.->Still not able to get the clarity on some of the concepts though. #React #WebDevelopment #LearningJourney.

Today's learning progress:. ->Continued exploring React. ->Gained a clear understanding of state, components, and re-rendering through examples. ->Developed examples without React to understand the basics. ->Reimplemented the same examples using React to understand its use case.