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In this article, we will build a custom video player with Svelte, a modern front-end JavaScript framework for developing dynamic and reactive web applications. For styling, we will use Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, and for the player c...
There is no CI/CD without git commit and git push. So, let us talk about what a CI/CD pipeline genuinely is. By automating the stages of app deployment, DevOps teams use CI/CD pipeline to deliver apps consistently. This procedure, which is started b...
Hello Next.js 👋, Next.js is a React framework that enables developers to build fast and static websites. It allows us to build hybrid applications that contain both server-rendered and statically generated pages. It also has inbuilt integrations li...
Hello React 👋, When building web applications as a front-end developer, we may need a backend feature for our apps and instead of going through the process of learning backend framework or language, we can pick up firebase which gives us a database ...
Hello React 👋 React Router is a standard library in React for routing that enables us to navigate between different components in our React app while keeping the UI in sync with the URL. Using routers in our React app improves the user's experience ...
Hello react 👋, Most projects on the web, including mobile apps needs to communicate with a REST API at some point. They use HTTP requests to communicate with APIs. One popular way of consuming these APIs in react can be done with AXIOS Axios is a pr...
Hello React 👋 React is component based JavaScript library used for building user interfaces and dividing the UI into reusable pieces. Components used in react interact with each other and this is vital to the structure of react apps especially in la...
Higher order functions are a part of JavaScript you must have come across while learning JavaScript, you may have even used it without knowing. This is a function that returns or accepts another function, it operates on other functions and even take ...
We all get stuck at some point when writing a piece of code and we turn to the internet for answers. StackOverflow, MDN Docs, YouTube, etc. If it’s a library you are using then you can check the official docs or any community set up for it. Most of t...