React is a popular framework by Facebook. React is known as an effective and adaptable JavaScript library for creating user interfaces. In this article, we will use ReactNode and discuss its features and implementation. Our objective is to provide a structured and thorough analysis of ReactNode, moving our spotlight on its specifics and application within the React […]
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As developers, we have always known there is a need for user management for digital networks because we don’t want unauthorized users to have access to the digital assets and maybe some delegated features. We also want to limit the access of users who aren’t authorized to perform all tasks. User management simplifies the process
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It’s one thing to write code. It’s another to write scalable code. All code infrastructures for softwares (especially for enterprises or small businesses) need regular updates. Your code’s ability to adapt to new requirements with less stress and fewer codebase changes makes it scalable. Imagine joining a team and having to write many lines of
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Pull to refresh is a widely adopted feature in mobile apps. Facebook, Gmail, Instagram almost all popular apps have this feature where the user can drag the screen downward that signals the server to send new data. We have already covered the infinite scroll implementation for Android and iOS. Check out the article here. Prerequisites
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When there is a large number of records to be fetched for a particular query and because fetching such huge data and rendering on the screen will downgrade the application performance. To solve this issue we need to fetch and show the user some records initially and as the user reaches the end of the
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