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Get Started with React Hook Form Alexandru Ene ăť Nov 17 #webdev #react #zod #reacthookform
Get Started with React Hook Form Alexandru Ene ăť Nov 17 #webdev #react #zod #reacthookform
When your React application grows beyond a few feature modules, you begin to feel pain: ⢠Components become too tightly coupled ⢠Teams accidentally overwrite each otherâs UI behavior ⢠Feature releases require risky regression cycles ⢠Reusable components⌠arenât really reusable ⢠Code reviews turn into debates on folder structureAs UI Architects, our job is to design UI systems that scale, not just UI screens.One of the most powerful architectural approaches Iâve used in large-s
đŽ The Game ConceptThe game is basically a cooperative Mini Metro: multiple players share the same transit map and have to keep it running as stations spawn across the city. Anyone can draw new train lines, extend existing ones, delete segments, or reroute an entire area if congestion hits.It starts out peaceful.Then new stations appear faster.Then passengers start piling up.Then someone accidentally deletes a key connection and everything collapses.That mix of clarity and chaos is what makes it
HTMX & ASP.NET Razor Pages â Web dev sans the JavaScript headacheEver feel like youâre drowning in frontend frameworks just to make a button click? In this talk from NDC Copenhagen, Kevin DeRudder shows how combining HTMX with ASP.NET Razor Pages lets you build snappy, interactive apps without writing piles of JavaScript.Youâll see how HTMX transparently handles AJAX requests, content swaps and transitions, all while keeping your Razor Pages clean and maintainableâcomplete with a real-
WebRTC for Peer-to-Peer Communication: An Advanced Technical Exploration Table of ContentsHistorical ContextTechnical Overview of WebRTCKey Components and APIsCode Examples with Complex ScenariosBasic Peer ConnectionData Channel CommunicationMultirole Peer-to-Peer SetupHandling Network Fluctuations and Call QualityComparative Analysis with Alternative ApproachesReal-World Use CasesPerformance Considerations and Optimization StrategiesPotential Pitfalls and Advanced Debugging Technique
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Over the past year weâve been working on WNode Cloud, an experiment in simplifying the modern web stack.The idea is to see whether a web app can be developed and deployed without a build system â no Webpack, no Babel, no bundlers â just standard JavaScript executed as-is.Some core design choices:True component architecture (model, view, controller, and styling encapsulated and colocated in one file)Views written in plain JavaScript (no template language)Zero-config cloud deployment tied directly
Angular Signals are shaking up how we handle state in Angular appsâ-âbut a lot of people still don't quite get them right. So, what exactly are Angular Signals? Think of them as a smarter way to keep track of your app's data and update the UI only when something really changes. This means your app runs smoother and your code stays cleaner.In this article, we're going to look at the 11 most common mistakes folks make when using Angular Signals. But don't worryâ-âit's not just about what not to do
Imagine this scenario: An operator at an insurance firm has just spent 20 minutes scanning a 500-page claim file. Suddenly, the browser freezes and crashes due to memory exhaustion. All that work is lost instantly. For developers building web-based document management systems, this is a nightmare. Browsers like Chrome and Edge have strict memory limits for tabs. When you try to hold hundreds of high-resolution images in memory (RAM), the browser tab will inevitably crash.Dynamic Web TWAIN solves
What NC Means (And Why It Matters Like a Rose)When the Little Prince tended his rose đš on B-612, it needed just the right bees đ to bloom. NC (effective density of states) is exactly that: the number of "seats" (stars đ) in the conduction band sky where electrons (bees) can sit to carry current. Too few stars? No current flows. Too many? Leaks like B-612âs rain đ§ď¸. NC is your electronicsâ quiet gardenerâshaping how devices switch, leak, and handle heat âď¸.Band Structure 101The Prince visited 6 a
If you build React apps with Mantine UI), you already value clarity, consistency, and speed. JsonTree continues that tradition: it renders any JavaScript valueâprimitives, arrays, and objectsâinto an interactive tree with minimal effort. Drop it in, point it to data, and youâre done. When you need more, it offers clean extension points and Mantine-friendly styling.A lightweight, flexible tree viewer for strings, numbers, booleans, nulls, arrays, and objectsâbuilt for Mantine UI, with zero config
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Discover how to ditch the endless JavaScript boilerplate and rev up interactivity with HTMX + ASP.NET Razor Pages. Kevin DeRudder shows how this dynamic duo lets you build modern web apps without the front-end bloat, recorded live at NDC Copenhagen.In under 30 minutes youâll see how HTMX plugs right into Razor Pages for AJAX, swaps, and smooth transitionsâall without a single line of custom JavaScriptâyielding cleaner, leaner, and more maintainable code.Watch on YouTube
If youâve already dipped your toes into TypeScript, youâve probably met that one feature everyone talks about but no one fully explains at the start. 𧊠What Is a Type Alias?A type alias is basically giving a nickname to a type.Instead of rewriting the same structure again and again, you wrap it inside a type and reuse it.A basic explanation?Think of it like giving your WiFi a name.The internet was always there, but naming it âDragonSlayer-5Gâ makes life easier.Hereâs a simple example from m
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So, youâre juggling multiple Node.js projects. Someone whispers the magic acronym, "NVM," and tells you all your problems are solved. You use it, and for a while, things seem fine. Then one day, you switch from the legacy project on Node 16 to a new one on Node 20, and suddenly, your global packages have vanished into thin air, or your npm command is pointing to a version from the Jurassic period.If this sounds familiar, you've realized that just using a version manager isn't enough. Without a s
As a full-stack developer, I've always believed in giving back to the community that has helped me grow. That's why I created a comprehensive collection of 100% free developer tools that solve real problems we face daily. How I Built These ToolsTech Stack:Frontend: Next.js 15 with TypeScriptStyling: Tailwind CSS with shadcn/ui componentsDeployment: Netlify with optimized build configurationPerformance: Lighthouse scores 90+ across all metricsArchitecture: The tools are built as modular Reac
Parsing PDFs sounds easy until you try parsing bank statements.I learned this the hard way.I spent nearly 2 months building a Chase Bank PDF parser that reaches 99% accuracy across 23 real statements (1,123 transactions total). Meanwhile, generic converters like Tabula or PDFTables only hit ~70% on the same documents.Hereâs why Chase PDFs are much harder than you thinkâand how I solved the problems using TypeScript and pdfjs-dist, with real code you can copy.⸝IntroductionIf youâve ever worked wi
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