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7th October 2024
usememoreact
7th October 2024
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How to Work with useMemo in React – with Code Examples

useMemo is a valuable tool in the React framework, designed to optimize performance by memoizing expensive computations. With useMemo, React can store the result of a function call and reuse it when the dependencies of that function haven’t changed, rather than recalculating the value on every render.  useMemo stands out as a powerful tool for optimizing performance without sacrificing code readability or maintainability. But it’s often overlooked or misunderstood by beginners.  In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss what useMemo is, how it works, and why it’s an essential tool for every React developer. What is useMemo? useMemo is a handy tool in React that helps make […]
31st August 2024
react native
31st August 2024
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Release React Native 0.75

The release of React Native 0.75 marks a significant milestone with a series of impactful updates and changes aimed at improving performance, stability, and the overall developer experience. Below, we provide a comprehensive overview of the enhancements, new features, and breaking changes included in this version. For those interested in the previous version, you can review the details of React Native 0.74 by visiting the following link: Release React Native 0.74.0. Highlights 🚀 Enhancements in Yoga 3.1 and Layout Improvements React Native 0.75 includes Yoga 3.1, which brings several enhancements and new layout capabilities. One of the key highlights is the support […]
6th August 2024
fetch/axios
6th August 2024
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Axios vs. Fetch API: Selecting the Right Tool for HTTP Requests

Axios vs. Fetch API know the key difference : In the field of software development, the ability to seamlessly interact with remote servers and exchange data over the web is very important. Whether it’s fetching data from an API, performing CRUD operations, or executing any other network-related task, the significance of making HTTP requests cannot be overstated. Two widely used JavaScript libraries, Fetch and Axios, have become top picks for developers seeking to handle HTTP requests. Axios and Fetch to see how they can be used to perform different tasks. Hopefully, by the end of the article, you’ll have a […]
6th May 2024
use recoil
6th May 2024
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UseRecoil for state management

useRecoil – If you’re a React developer, you’ve probably used a library for managing state in your React applications. And you’ve likely heard of Redux “the state management” library for React.  For a long time, Redux was the only reliable and most widely-adopted solution for state management in React applications. And Redux has proven its use cases in big applications.  But the main problem that developers often face with Redux was the overall developer experience. In early versions of Redux, you had to manually set up your global data store and manually connect each component to consume it and update […]
4th June 2020
Professional Project Company Junagadh
4th June 2020
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REACT.JS AND REACT NATIVE

Professional Project Company Junagadh WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REACT.JS AND REACT NATIVE? Professional Project Company Junagadh React.js was developed by Facebook to address its need for a dynamic and high performing User Interface(UI). In 2011, Jordan Walke and his team from Facebook released the React JS library, a JavaScript library which brought together the speed of JavaScript and a new way of rendering pages, leading to a responsive and dynamic user input. In 2015, two years after the team open sourced React.js and its popularity grew, they released React Native. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REACT.JS AND REACT NATIVE? […]
20th December 2019
XpertLab Technologies Private Limited - React Native
20th December 2019
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What Is React Native?

React Native is a JavaScript framework for writing real, natively rendering mobile applications for iOS and Android. It’s based on React, Facebook’s JavaScript library for building user interfaces, but instead of targeting the browser, it targets mobile platforms. In other words: web developers can now write mobile applications that look and feel truly “native,” all from the comfort of a JavaScript library that we already know and love. Plus, because most of the code you write can be shared between platforms, React Native makes it easy to simultaneously develop for both Android and iOS. Similar to React for the Web, React […]