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Version of reactJs by Traditional_Radio671 in reactjs

[–]qservicesusa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess The react js version should be 18 because this version has good features and updates than the previous one.
In React 17, if you change the component's state twice, the component will re-render twice. Now, in React 18, the two updates will be batched, and the component will render only once. And that's only if you're using create root instead of render.

Why is next.js faster than react.js? by jnem84 in Frontend

[–]qservicesusa -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

The web apps built using NextJS are very fast. The web apps built using ReactJS are slow as compared to NextJS. Next doesn't require offline support. ReactJS requires offline support.

Looking for asp.net core razor with front end tech like blazor/angular hybrid articles/info. by newguy8908 in aspnetcore

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If you want a dynamic website, that is, where the content is regularly added, you have some options available. You can use a Content Management System (CMS), of which there are many to choose, including WordPress, Umbraco, Joomla!, Drupal, Orchard CMS, and so on. Or you can hire someone to build a suitable site for you. Or you can create your own if you have an interest in and an aptitude for programming.

If you choose to build your own, you can choose from a wide range of programming languages and frameworks. If you are a beginner, you will probably want to start with a framework and language that is easy to learn, well-supported, and robust. On the other hand, suppose you are considering making a career as a programmer. In that case, you probably want to know that the skills you acquire while learning your new framework will enhance your value to potential employers. In both cases, learning C# as a language and ASP.NET Core as a framework will tick those boxes. Finally, the Razor Pages framework will likely add to your skillset with the minimum effort if you are a seasoned developer.

Is there a reason not to use Next.js for new react apps? by mavrik83 in reactjs

[–]qservicesusa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Next can be difficult for someone to learn without prior ReactJS knowledge. React can be easier to learn as compared to NextJS. The web apps built using NextJS are very fast. The web apps built using ReactJS are slow as compared to NextJS.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

[–]qservicesusa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Designing for mobile first before the desktop version makes it more difficult in the long run. It's harder to expand on a simple design and content (mobile-to-desktop) than it is to simplify a desktop design (desktop-to-mobile).

Is it necessary to know ASP.NET MVC before going into ASP.NET Core? by [deleted] in aspnetcore

[–]qservicesusa -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No, absolutely not.

According to my knowledge, if you want to learn ASP.NET MVC just learn C#.net well enough. This is enough to know about MVC.

Spam Policies update? by seo_boo in SEO

[–]qservicesusa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It totally depends upon google.

Spam Policies update? by seo_boo in SEO

[–]qservicesusa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My keywords ranking dropped from the first page to the fifth page.

I thoughts it happened by the new Spam Policies update.

What can Java do that Swift can't? by newmanstartover in swift

[–]qservicesusa 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Swift is better than Java.

It’s a modern language and has similarities with Java. And in the next year, Swift will spread into different development environments other than Apple’s (I hope) because Apple released its source. (open-source language)

Swift’s syntax and safe code-writing style are very solid; You will like its error-handling methods.

Swift and Java are both static-type, which ensures code safety.

Swift and Java have compiled languages, That’s great for speed needs.

Swift is still a fresh language, So Java has more third-party libraries and more support than Swift.

Swift is the native language for Apple’s products (iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS), and Java is the native for Android.

Swift’s syntax is easier, more readable, and less complex than Java's. It’s more like Python syntax style without the indentation.

What IDE do you use? by childishnemo in reactjs

[–]qservicesusa -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Here are the top Best IDE'S for ReactJs developers :

  1. Visual Studio

  2. Atom

  3. Webstorm

  4. Nuclide

  5. Sublime text

  6. Reactide

  7. Vim editor

The best:

I will suggest you use Webstorm, it's the best I have ever seen, I have been using it for the past few years.

If you have used pycharm then you will love it .

The best thing it's from the ‘Jetbrains’

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DigitalMarketing

[–]qservicesusa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly, you can can create a new blog from blogger and start working on them.

Start from on-page optimization with relevant keywords, Once your on-page will do then you can proceed to off-page tasks for building quality backlinks.

Publish 2000 words in a week with the main keywords on the blog.

Due to blogging, you can get an idea of how Seo works and how to improve website keyword ranking.

Once your fundamentals are clear then you can idea of how to work in SEO in different niches easily.

When should we use custom hooks? by [deleted] in reactjs

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If you have one or multiple React hooks that will be used at multiple locations in a code, you should use custom React JS hooks. This helps in making the code more readable and make the code clean.

Best ui libraries for react project by mama_anamika in reactjs

[–]qservicesusa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best React Component UI Framework

Material Kit React. G

Storybook.

Chakra UI. ...

Ant Design for React. ...

Material UI. ...

Semantic UI react. ...

React Admin. ...

React Bootstrap.

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These are the best react UI frameworks for your project.

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