Frontend

Ive recommended before that you dont need to use axios in projects unless you have a very specific need that I havent encountered so far.

Alright, folks, lets dive into the topic of Tailwind. Its been gaining some serious traction for a long time now, and its time for you to see what all the fuss is about. As always, Im going to give you the straight facts and my honest take on it.

this post is merely an update on things I previously mentioned, and now, with the new changes in version 13, its no longer accurate.

Im going to share a series of insights Ive come across while working with Next.js in recent years, presented in a series of catchy titles. If any of the sections seem confusing or require further explanation, feel free to mention it in the comments. here is part 4

Next.js is a powerful web development framework that can help you grow your frontend career in many ways. It provides a range of features and benefits that enable you to create fast, scalable, and high-performing web applications. In this article, we will explore some of the ways Next.js can help you grow your frontend career.

Im going to share a series of insights Ive come across while working with Next.js in recent years, presented in a series of catchy titles. If any of the sections seem confusing or require further explanation, feel free to mention it in the comments. here is part 3

Im going to share a series of insights Ive come across while working with Next.js in recent years, presented in a series of catchy titles. If any of the sections seem confusing or require further explanation, feel free to mention it in the comments. here is part 2

Im going to share a series of insights Ive come across while working with Next.js in recent years, presented in a series of catchy titles. If any of the sections seem confusing or require further explanation, feel free to mention it in the comments.

Unlike lower-level languages like C#, where using `const` can lead to memory optimization and better memory management

The growing trend of leaning heavily towards Tailwind CSS and the widespread rush to adopt it seems, in my personal view, potentially hazardous.