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Learned about some cases of use effect in REACT Case ONE: If nothing is added, then useEffect will run at every change of state inside the current component. Case TWO: If an empty array is added ([]), then the useEffect will run only once when the component is mounted. Case Three: If some array is provided ([state]), then useEffect will run every time the state changes Case FOUR: If some array is provided ([state1, state2, ….], useEffect will run every time any of these states changes.

Solid onMount Hook The onMount hook is essentially a createEffect call that runs only once—after the initial rendering is complete. It’s non-tracking, meaning it will not re-run even if reactive dependencies change. This makes it perfect for tasks like data fetching or interacting with the DOM right after the component mounts. It works like in React useEffect with the empty list dependency "[]".

🚀 Want to build stunning dashboards? Check this short video on creating a sleek Dashboard with V0 and ShadCN! Perfect for modern UI design with React and TypeScript. Fast, efficient, and professional. Dive into the details by watching full video (linked to the short)! 🌐 #WebDev #React #ShadCN #TypeScript #DashboardDesign

Infinite scroll is a very useful feature. Part 1 of this demo shows how you can append new items to the page with a LiveComponent. Stay tuned for Part 2! https://bit.ly/3w9wlxm #symfonyux #symfony

🚀 Day 17 Solution - #JavaScriptOutputChallengeGame! 🚀 Let’s reveal the output of today’s challenge! 😎 💻 Here’s the code again: +-----------------------------+ let a = 10; let b = (a, a + 10); console.log(b); +-----------------------------+ ✅ Correct Answer: 20 🎯 Solution Explanation: The comma operator evaluates both expressions but only returns the result of the last one. (a, a + 10) First, a (which is 10) is evaluated. Then, a + 10 (which is 20) is returned.

PrEis Testbed GUI viz for the new `UIImage` widget; which offers three render modes WRT the widget's bounding box (shown in green): 'Stretch To Fit', 'Scale To Fit', and 'Center Only' (scale to fit being the default mode). Original algorithm for 'Scale To Fit' was getting rather involved; but in a classic moment of "10 minutes after git pushing progress and stopping for the night" : the straightforward 'all-cases-handle' one that I spent an hour or two designing flawlessly revealed itself to me when getting ready for bed... ...Suffice it to say: this is why I keep a notepad around! 😎 #passionateProgrammer

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The MVP is on its way !!! Just made a small version of the application, where a user can add the subjects and their percentage according to the subjects and when they submit, they will get a response on which subjects they need to improve more and how they can do it. My next target is to improve the response and provide a better action plan for the user. cc: buildspace

Easy UI now works with Shadcn CLI 🎉 copy cli command & run to install any component you want it takes < 1 min to setup & start using all the components ✨ link - https://lnkd.in/dWVaZP_4 here's a demo with Firefly button 👇🏻 #buildinpublic

Tired of those pesky memory leaks slowing you down? Here's your 4-step fix: 1)Monitor with profiling tools 2) Re-use assets with object pools 3) Analyze lifecycles 4) Refactor your code Follow Totem Interactive for more tech insights and tips! #MemoryLeaks #CodingTips