Lecture 01: Advanced Backend
Learned why JSON isn't suitable for direct file uploads and how "multipart/form-data" works. Explored FormData, binary data, Base64 overhead, and why Express needs a multipart parser.
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Lecture 15: React Frontend – Part 2
Today I learned how to manage authentication state using Zustand. Understood what should be global and what should stay local, and how to share logged-in user data across components.
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Lecture 14: Project Making
Today I worked on a React + Node.js project and learned how Axios, Fetch API, CORS, cookies, and authentication work together. Also practiced React Hook Form, Zod validation, and protected routes.
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Lecture 13: Tailwind CSS
Today I learned why Tailwind exists, how utility-first CSS works, and how to build responsive layouts using spacing, colors, typography, Flexbox, Grid, and state variants.
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Lecture 12: Zustand from First Principles
Today I learned why state management libraries like Zustand are needed, how prop drilling becomes a problem in larger React apps, and how Context can help share state across components.
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Lecture 11: React Router
Today I learned how React Router maps URLs to React components using BrowserRouter, Routes, and Route. It makes navigation between pages possible without full-page reloads.
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@piyushgarg_dev Absolutely. Building teaches you what tutorials can’t. You only truly understand the hard parts when you ship, deal with real users, and take responsibility for the product.
Lecture 09: Understanding How React Works
Learned how React works behind the scenes — Virtual DOM, reconciliation, keys, Fiber, render & commit phases, batching, and state updates.
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@rohit_negi9 It’s definitely concerning, but every incident also pushes the industry to improve security, strengthen systems, and learn from mistakes. Hopefully, these lessons lead to a more secure digital ecosystem.
Lecture 08: useContext Hook
Today I learned about state lifting, prop drilling, and how the Context API helps share data between components without passing props through every level.
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Lecture 07: React Hook Form
Today I learned React Hook Form, form validation, and how to use Zod for cleaner validation. Also explored watch(), reset(), setValue(), and form submission states.
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@Akanksha_jhaa@rohit_negi9 Disagreeing with a party’s ideology is completely fine, but blindly supporting someone just because you hate their opponents is not. Think critically, check the facts, and don’t let political hatred make you ignore what’s actually happening.
🚀 Lecture 03–06: React⚡️ #Thunder
Deep-dived into React Hooks & performance:
⚛️ useState & useEffect
🔄 Data fetching & cleanup
🧠 React.memo & useMemo
🎯 useRef & DOM methods
🚀 React + Vite deployment
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@SauravDassss New rules on advance agendas, meeting minutes, following Commissioners’ directions and IT approvals raise questions about how decisions were handled earlier. If two Commissioners objected 14 times, dismissing those concerns as irrelevant seems difficult.
@Tejasvi_Surya New rules on advance agendas, meeting minutes, following Commissioners’ directions and IT approvals raise questions about how decisions were handled earlier. If two Commissioners objected 14 times, dismissing those concerns as irrelevant seems difficult.