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Error Boundaries In React
Well hello! 👋 Let me give you some flashback of your favorite screen which you might have encountered while building of your React application Looks pretty familiar doesn't it ? Well to be honest, we all have have been here at some point of time, ...
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Getting started with Git and Github
###Steps for working on a new Project from scratch: Precondition: You have already created a Github repository to commit codes to. git init (Initialize git repository) git status (check for untracked and tracked files) git add . (for all files) or g...
API 101
API or Application Programming Interface is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other. In simple words API is a software which helps you get your end result according to your need without worrying what process happens...
React 101
Welcome to the fifth article of 'The Learning's 101' series. I am at Day 99 of 100DaysOfCode challenge. Pretty happy with the entire journey, this is going to be the second last article for this series! So Let's React React is an open-source Javascr...
Exploring Arrays with Javascript
In this article, we will be discussing the various functionalities offered by Javascript for Arrays. We will be starting with the basic Javascript functionalities along with some new features added in ES6. So it’s almost summer and I guess fruits gon...
Arrow functions in Javascript
In the last article, we talked about the use of let and const keywords for a variable declaration which was introduced in ES6. Today we will talk about Arrow functions another key update from ES6. An arrow function is basically the concise way of wr...
Use of let and const keywords in place of var in Javascript codes!
Hi all, I just want to share something which is currently best practice in the industry and recommended by various online coding forums too. We have been using var keyword in our javascript codes for defining variables that might be storing some data...
