Developers world

I am interested in and i talk about Javascript ,React, Node, Ml and DataScience. ” please follow me 🙏🏾👍“

[K. @kwesi_dadson]

One of my best nodejs devs is currently open to getting hired. Mid level to senior role.

Kindly hit me up if you would want to hire him or collaborate with him on a project.

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[flavio @flaviocopes]

PWA

- Install on your phone with nice icon
- Get rid of browser's UI
- More control on caching
- Ability to send notifications
- Provide nice fallback for offline state (full offline support is hard for data intensive apps)

All of this while still being Web tech

[Labs @labaranlabs]

Wrote this a while back.
https://t.co/VuVG2wl6yL

[Labs @labaranlabs]

reversed engineer ?? relax I can barely forward engineer

#100DaysOfCode

[K. @kwesi_dadson]

If you’re looking for a junior-mid python/django and Golang backend engineer, kindly reach out.

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[Labs @labaranlabs]

“I was an ordinary person who studied hard. There are no miracle people. It happens they get interested in this thing and they learn all this stuff, but they’re just people.” -Richard Feynman

[Dev Ed @developedbyed]

Imagine getting this worked up over a css framework 💀

[flavio @flaviocopes]

Stumbled upon a discussion where a dev thought w3schools was (or was run by) the w3c 💀

[CodeMickey - Kung Fun 🤩🇬🇭 @codemickey78]

4 hours now, this aggregation is not giving me wah I want.
Heeerh coding 😂

[Learn @Learn0x]

Pure Component will do a shallow comparison on both props and state by invoking the shouldComponentUpdate() lifecycle method.

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Comments and contributions are welcome.

[Learn @Learn0x]

This helps in performance optimisations.

In class components, You can achieve this by making your component extend React.PureComponent() instead of React.Component().

#learnReact #javascript #reactjs #frontendDevelopment

[Learn @Learn0x]

Pure Components are the components that render the same output for the same state and props. You can achieve this in the function component with React.Memo().

This API prevents unnecessary re-renders by comparing the previous props and new props using shallow comparisons.

[Learn @Learn0x]

2. Pure function: A pure function on the other hand changes nothing, and continues to provide a (return) result each time it is called.

This is what applies to Pure Components in #reactjs.

[Learn @Learn0x]

1. Idempotence: A function is idempotence if and only if the result of applying it twice is the same as the result of applying it once.

For instance, sorting a list is idempotent, as sorting it a second time has no effect.

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[Learn @Learn0x]

What are the major Features of React?
#Reactjs has evolved over the years to have a lot of features. In this post, we discuss some of the major features of React.

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Comments and contributions are welcome.

[Learn @Learn0x]

Our React Journey Begins Now

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[Learn @Learn0x]

So What is React ?
#Reactjs is an open-source #javascript framework that aids developers in building web interfaces. React handles the view layer for most web and mobile applications.

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[Learn @Learn0x]

What is a Pure Component in #reactjs?

To understand what a pure component is we need to refresh our knowledge of some functional programming concepts.

1. Idempotence.

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Comments and contributions are welcome.

[Developers world @devLabs_]

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