I have almost 6 years of experience in React.js , I have been applying to various companies but I am not getting any calls for interviews, my current notice period is of 3 months, is that an issue? Or if someone can help what we should include in experience.
Class components were cool, but hooks changed the game! 🎯 Why go functional? Cleaner code 🧹 Easier state management with useState & useEffect No more this confusion 🙌 Welcome to the modern React era! 🚀 #ReactJS #WebDev" What do you use in your projects?
Any suggestions for laptop? I need a laptop for making react apps and may be running blender. Which laptop should I buy?
It's been a long time since I used class components...😮
How do you access props in a class component? Options: - this.props - props - useProps - this.useProps
While I was switching from being a SAP consultant to React Developer, one thing that had me worried was Git. NOT REACT BUT GIT.😂 But when I started doing it ,it's not that scary.
📂 Master Git in a Flash! 💻 ✅ git add: Stages changes ✅ git commit: Saves locally ✅ git push: Shares updates ✅ git pull/fetch: Retrieves updates ✅ git clone: Copies repo Important Note: Always commit frequently to avoid losing progress. Don’t: Push broken code or…
Has anyone used useMemo /useCallback in their projects? I learned it while learning react. But never used it professionally.
🌟 How to Start Learning React 1️⃣ Learn JavaScript Basics: ES6, arrays, functions, and DOM manipulation. 2️⃣ Understand React Basics: Components, JSX, and props. 3️⃣ Build Small Projects: Start with a to-do list or a counter app. 4️⃣ Learn State: Master useState and useEffect.
Before learning React it would be great if you are aware of Js basics. I started learning react before js. Learned js along the way. But I would recommend learning js first as it would be easier.
🚀 Learn JavaScript Step by Step! 💡 Start Simple: Learn the basics like variables, loops, and functions first. 🔍 Practice Daily: Even 30 minutes a day can make a big difference. 📚 Use Free Tools: Websites like freeCodeCamp and MDN are super helpful. 🧩 Build Small…
As mentioned in below link , I started learning react by creating basic projects. One of them being To-Do List. whattodoo.netlify.app Not that responsive. But good for learning.
🌟 How to Start Learning React 1️⃣ Learn JavaScript Basics: ES6, arrays, functions, and DOM manipulation. 2️⃣ Understand React Basics: Components, JSX, and props. 3️⃣ Build Small Projects: Start with a to-do list or a counter app. 4️⃣ Learn State: Master useState and useEffect.
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Hi. I am new here. I am a React developer. I have question. Recently I was working with a library named Nivo which is used for creating charts. I faced issues while try to adjust legends with the chart. A lot of people faced same issue online. Any suggestions for charts library?
🚀 React Tip for Beginners Struggling with state management? Try useState for simple state in your components! Example: const [count, setCount] = useState(0); 💡 Tip: Always initialize state with a default value, like 0 for numbers or '' for strings.
Being a good web developer, you don't just try to learn html/css/js. You need to better at logic. Participate in coding competitions or practice on HackerRank or LeetCode.
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Hi. I am new here. I am a React developer. I have question. Recently I was working with a library named Nivo which is used for creating charts. I faced issues while try to adjust legends with the chart. A lot of people faced same issue online. Any suggestions for charts library?
Hi. I am new here. I am a React developer. I have question. Recently I was working with a library named Nivo which is used for creating charts. I faced issues while try to adjust legends with the chart. A lot of people faced same issue online. Any suggestions for charts library?
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