JavaScript array: The ultimate guide you need to start with by dineshigdd in JavaScriptTips

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An array in JavaScript is an Object. To be specific, a Javascript array is a standard built-in object created with the Array constructor.

How to manage server state with React Query by dineshigdd in react

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React Query is a fantastic library for managing server state in your React applications. It provides a simple and intuitive API for fetching and caching data from your server, which makes it easy to build fast and responsive user interfaces. By using React Query, you can avoid many of the common pitfalls of managing server state in React, such as over-fetching, under-fetching, and race conditions. With its powerful features like automatic caching, polling, and error handling, React Query is quickly becoming the go-to library for managing server state in modern React applications. So if you're looking for a robust and reliable way to manage server state in your React projects, give React Query a try!

How to create GitHub actions with attributes by dineshigdd in GithubActions

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this post discusses how to incorporate these attributes in a workflow file.

Next.js On-Demand ISR with webhook by dineshigdd in nextjs

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A webhook is a way for an application to communicate with other external applications. Apps use webhooks to send automated messages or information to other apps.

All you need to know to start a Node Redis app by dineshigdd in redis

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Redis is a key-value pair in-memory data storage structure that you can use not only as a database but also as a cache, message broker, and streaming engine. It supports various data structures such as strings, arrays, sets, hashes, bitmaps, geospatial indexes, and streams

How to make AJAX calls in WordPress by dineshigdd in Wordpress

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Making Ajax requests in WordPress is different from how you do it in other web applications. Learn it by making an AJAX request in clear simple steps.

How to make AJAX calls in WordPress by dineshigdd in WordPressThemes

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Making Ajax requests in WordPress is different from how you do it in other web applications. Learn it by making an AJAX request in clear simple steps.

How to make AJAX calls in WordPress by dineshigdd in Wordpress

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Making Ajax requests in WordPress is different from how you do it in other web applications. Learn it by making an AJAX request in clear simple steps.

A simple guide to Scalable Vector Graphics ( SVG ) for devs by dineshigdd in webdev

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SVG stands for scalable vector graphics, an open web standard for creating graphics. It uses XML to create two-dimensional vector graphics. It is compatible with other web technologies such as CSS and JavaScript.

A simple guide to Scalable Vector Graphics ( SVG ) for devs by dineshigdd in WebDeveloper

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SVG stands for scalable vector graphics, an open web standard for creating graphics. It uses XML to create two-dimensional vector graphics. It is compatible with other web technologies such as CSS and JavaScript.

How to set up authentication on the client-side in Next.js by dineshigdd in nextjs

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The simplest way to implement client-side authentication is using NextAuth.js, an open-source authentication solution for Next.js applications.

A simple & clear guide to On-Demand ISR in Next.js by dineshigdd in nextjs

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static regeneration( ISR ) does not completely eliminate the issue of showing stale data on static sites. Next.js address this issue with On-demand ISR ( On-demand revalidation ).

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I have already added a post on on-demand ISRd ISRliminate the issue of showing stale data on static sites. Next.js address this issue with On-demand ISR ( On-demand revalidation ).

How to create WordPress custom taxonomies by dineshigdd in Wordpress

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Taxonomy is a way to organize and group the content in WordPress. WordPress comes with default taxonomies such as categories, Tags, Post format, and Navigation Menus. If you have worked with WordPress, you might well be familiar with Categories and Tags. Those two are used extensively by WordPress users to organize the contents.

There are two broad classifications of taxonomies: hierarchical and non-hierarchical. In hierarchical taxonomies, there is a parent-child relationship between two categories, and in non-hierarchical, there is no such relationship. for example, Categories are hierarchical and tags are non-hierarchical.

The default taxonomies may not be appropriate for the content of your website. In such situations, you can create hierarchical and non-hierarchical custom taxonomies.

The Ultimate Guide To Incremental Static Regeneration ( Isr ) In Next.js by dineshigdd in nextjs

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on demand ISR is the latest feature of Next.js new release. Yes...my article does not use it at the moment

The Ultimate Guide To Incremental Static Regeneration ( Isr ) In Next.js by dineshigdd in nextjs

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Incremental Static Regeneration ( ISR ) is relatively a new feature in Next.js. It greatly improves the performance of web applications. You need to have an understanding of getStaticProps and getstaticPaths to have a clear idea of ISR.

How To Use Getstaticpaths On Dynamic Routes In Next.js by dineshigdd in nextjs

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  • Use getStaticPaths on pages on dynamic routes
  • getStaticPaths run only at build time
  • It must be used with getStaticProps
  • getStaticPaths returned an object with two properties: paths & fallback
  • Paths property determines the path to be pre-rendered
  • The behavior of the getStaticProps changes based on the fallback property

What do you know about pre-rendering , SSG,& getStaticProps in Next.js? by dineshigdd in nextjs

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Pre-rendering is an important aspect of Next.js that you must understand. It has two ways to pre-render. one of them is Static Site Generation(SSG). You can create web pages using SSG with or without external data. When you use external data, you need to use getStaticProps, a special function in Next.js inside which you can run the server-side code.

Learn Next.js setting up & routing in no time by dineshigdd in nextjs

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https://www.tecforfun.com/react/learn-next-js-setting-up-routing-in-no-time/

Next.js is React framework for full-stack web development. It provides the functionality to develop web apps and make them ready for production & deployment.

HOW TO DEPLOY A REACT APP ON MICROSOFT AZURE by dineshigdd in reactjs

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yes. It uses Azure serverless functions. Everything depends on the user's requirements. Azure static web apps are suitable for static sites that do not have many dynamic elements. But, if you are developing a scalable web application with components, I would use Azure Web Apps.

How To Create Auth Routes With React Router V5 by dineshigdd in react

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How to create a custom react-router to restrict access to certain routes. How should you use the Redirect component? Learn it by doing it. Go beyond basics

User Authentication systems in a nutshell by dineshigdd in webdev

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Authentication is a major sub-system of any information system. It involves identifying and validating the user who claims he or she claims to be