Hello, my name is Tushar Beladiya, and I am a software developer. I live and work in wonderful Surat, India.
Why to use Docker?Docker is an open platform that offers portability, consistency, and scalability for developing, shipping, and running applications in different environments. Docker enables you to separate your applications from your infrastructure...
Introduction ESLint has a comprehensive set of rules for JavaScript code that cover stylistic choices and prevent common bugs. Using ESLint alone will give your project a boost, but there are ESLint plugins available to add React-specific rules that ...
Crafting Seamless UI Experiences: Understanding Next.js Layouts and Templates
The most common pattern I use when writing custom React hooks is to return a tuple of [state, handlers]. state is the value held by the hook, and handlers is an object with methods that update the state. 1 The way I write the handlers object typicall...
It's true. It really doesn't matter. That said, I'm going to share a few of my preferences and why they are what they are. Warning: These are my opinions. You don't have to agree with them. If you don't agree with them, that's ok. Just know, I'm not ...
One Way to Make Your Programs More Flexible
In JavaScript, and some other languages, too, there is the concept of a "closure". This concept can be confusing at first, but once understood, can become a useful tool in your repertoire. I want to help you discover how useful it can be. In short, a...
When I discuss React with people, I often hear that others find useRef to be confusing. People are uncertain about when and why they should use it. They often opt to use useState instead when perhaps it's not the right choice. I think one way of gain...
Why Your React Components Should Only Use Custom Hooks
