React is a popular JavaScript library used to build user interface components. One of the features of React is that it allows you to use arrow functions to define React components. You may now create components using both the standard JavaScript function and the arrow function syntax, thanks to the ... Read More

One of the many amazing things about React is that it’s more visually appealing than traditional web development frameworks like AngularJS. This might be because React favors a "simple" and "elastic" design over complex directives and components. Other factors contributing to React's visual appeal are the use of stateless components ... Read More

DOM stands for ‘Documents Object Model’. It’s the World Wide Web Consortium's fundamental logical homepage model. Every time the UI state of an application changes, the DOM is updated to reflect the change. Whenever the application user interface is updated, the DOM is rendered which ultimately impacts the application performance, ... Read More

Client−side rendering is a technique used in web development to improve the performance of web pages. It moves the browser’s rendering process from the server to the client. This way, there is no need for a round−trip request to render a page. Let's start by discussing what occurs when your ... Read More

Single Page Applications or SPAs are beginning to rule the IT marketplace now. (And for good reasons!) They are incredibly fast and render an amazing user experience. But what makes them faster? Well, the reason is that the SPAs enable the users to navigate through several pages without having to ... Read More

The front−end development ecosystem is constantly changing. It is getting harder for business owners to choose the finest library or framework from the many available since new tools are released daily. Speaking of frontend, React.js have been setting records in the web development industry for some time and doing splendidly ... Read More

React Hooks open up a completely new approach to constructing functional components, enabling us to include capabilities like stateful logic that are only available for class components. React mostly makes use of its built−in hooks, useState and useEffect Hooks, to do this. These hooks j In this article, we will ... Read More