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Shan Asif

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Engineering AI-Powered Web Solutions with JavaScript | Simplifying complex tech with code snippets

String Operations in JavaScript vs Python: → console.log vs print() → length vs len() → slice vs []

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→ console.log vs print()

→ length vs len()

→ slice vs []

Optimistic vs. Pessimistic Updates in ReactJS: Which is Your Approach? 🤔 Optimistic Updates: Swift and Engaging → With optimistic updates, you can update the UI immediately, assuming the operation will succeed. → Seamless user experience, as changes are instantly…

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Which is Your Approach? 🤔

Optimistic Updates: Swift and Engaging

→ With optimistic updates, you can update the UI immediately, assuming the operation will succeed.

→ Seamless user experience, as changes are instantly…

Navigate and Create routes easily in your NextJS application → Install the Next.Nav extension from the VS Code Store → Open a NextJS project that is using the App Router in VSCode → Launch Next.Nav by opening the command palette using (Ctrl+Shift+P in Windows/Linux) Or…


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NextJS Tip ⚡ Better Website Optimization with Smarter Font Management: If you're still using the old manual method of adding links inside the next/head. Stop doing that; instead, utilize next/font, which lets you optimize your fonts easily and efficiently. 👇🏻 #nextjs

codewithshan's tweet image. NextJS Tip ⚡ Better Website Optimization with Smarter Font Management:

If you're still using the old manual method of adding links inside the next/head.

Stop doing that; instead, utilize next/font, which lets you optimize your fonts easily and efficiently. 👇🏻

#nextjs

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⚡️ Check Active Links & Sub-Links in NextJS → You can use usePathname() to determine if a link is active. → Check if the current pathname matches the href of the link OR the sub-link Follow @codewithshan (ReactJS / NextJS - Tips & Simplified Code Snippets) . . . #nextjs

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→ You can use usePathname() to determine if a link is active.
→ Check if the current pathname matches the href of the link OR the sub-link

Follow @codewithshan (ReactJS / NextJS - Tips & Simplified Code Snippets)

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#nextjs

What is "??" in JavaScript - Can you pick the correct Output?

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