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How to Create a Reusable Modal Component in React

Modals are common UI elements in modern web applications, often used for displaying content in an overlay that requires user interaction. In this tutorial, we'll create a simple and reusable modal com...

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Rendering Tooltips with React Portals (Without Breaking Layout)

While React Portals are commonly used for modals, they’re just as valuable for lightweight UI elements like tooltips and popovers. Tooltips often need to escape container boundaries (like overflow: ...

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Angular Evolution: From v5 to v19 – A Professional Comparison for Developers

Angular Evolution: From v5 to v19 – A Professional Comparison for Developers If you're maintaining legacy Angular projects or educating future frontend engineers, understanding the evolutio...

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Why You Should Use Only One <caption> in React Tables (and How to Add a Footer)

When working with tables in React (or plain HTML), you might run into a situation where you want to display two captions: one at the top and another at the bottom. I recently faced this exact problem ...

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Normalised Tree to handle a complex React nested state of two dynamic lists.

Github Repo My LinkedIn This environment has been configured using Vite React app and TailwindCSS.The challenge seems simple. We have a block with a button to add a new item row, one to delete it, one...

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Promise static methods: .any, .all, .allSettled, .race and APIs: .then, .catch, .finally.

Here’s a lightning-quick refresher on promise static methods (.any, .all, .race, .allSettled, .resolve, .reject) and promise APIs (.then, .catch, .finally). Promise Static Methods Promise St...

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From Busy to Better: 3 Free Mini-Guides to Level Up as a Developer

A while back, I realized something: I was writing code, fixing bugs, shipping features, but still feeling...stuck.Not because I didn’t love development. But because I had no clear sense of direction...

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Creating a Simple JavaScript Render Method

Rendering HTML from data is a common task in frontend applications. In a single page application this is usually handled by libraries like React.There will be instances where we need to render a piece...

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Cut the Crap: Ship Better-Looking Websites (Fast)

Alright, let's be real. That UI/UX stuff? It's pretty much the only thing your users actually see and interact with. It's the front door to whatever awesome thing you've built.If you put 20% of your e...

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Simple Browser Tracking

⚠️ Only the technical part is explained. If you care about legality, you're on your own. At the time of writing, this method works in Firefox and Chrome. Browser Tracking with Fingerprints...

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How to Create a Reusable Modal Component in React

Rendering Tooltips with React Portals (Without Breaking Layout)

Angular Evolution: From v5 to v19 – A Professional Comparison for Developers

Why You Should Use Only One <caption> in React Tables (and How to Add a Footer)

Normalised Tree to handle a complex React nested state of two dynamic lists.

Promise static methods: .any, .all, .allSettled, .race and APIs: .then, .catch, .finally.

From Busy to Better: 3 Free Mini-Guides to Level Up as a Developer

Creating a Simple JavaScript Render Method

Cut the Crap: Ship Better-Looking Websites (Fast)

Simple Browser Tracking

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