Thayaparan Samaralagan208

In the development One important thing that often goes unnoticed is how a page is rendered before it appears on the screen. Behind the scenes this usually happens in one of two ways. they are the Server...

React.js is widely used and well loved but  anyone who has worked with it long time knows it’s not always smooth sailing. While React makes building user interfaces easier developer often run into few...

Have you noticed when we run npm run build in Next.js we normally expect out folder but we get the .next folder. For the new developers who tries to host the next js project to static hosting they may...

For quite time web development felt like race to push everything into the browser. More  JS, more client side logic, more complexity all in the name of richer experience. But recently things have started...

Caching may sound like simple “store something so we don’t do the same work twice.” But in real applications caching happens at multiple layers and understanding where and what to cache can make...

If you’ve been working with the new Next.js app router, you’ve probably run into a common question. “Should this be a client component or a server component?” it’s a fair question. The shift...

Good animation can make feels great to use a website. But there is another problem it’s really easy to make animation slow, choppy or heavy if we load the JS thread with too much work. After running...

When we’re building a React app setting up authentication is one of those things that quickly becomes more work than we expect. Instead of spending hours handling sessions, redirects and user data. Asgardeo...

As a developer I've been using the Groq API for a long time. They are providing the unlimited request calls also the responses feel pretty good. When it comes to integration the steps are also much simpler....

In frontend development we often talk about design, animations or APIs. But one thing that quietly controls how users feel while using an app is state management. State is something like our brain memory...

When we hear the word UX (User Experience) we usually think about the designers. They plan how things looks and how users move through the website or app. But developers also play a big role in this UX...

AI is everywhere in software development today. It can write code, suggest fixes and even speed up whole projects. But there’s the truth AI is not perfect. Just because a tool gives us code doesn’t...

The internet is changing. A new idea called the agentic internet is starting to grow. In this future AI agents will do online tasks for us. Instead of clicking searching and filling forms ourselves these...

APIs are the backbone of modern applications but even experienced developers often run into frustrating failures when making API calls. One of the most common reason is using the wrong endpoint or URL....

If you’ve been working with JavaScript, you’ve probably used async/await to handle promises. It feels cleaner than chaining .then() and it makes code easier to read. But the truth is many developers...

Totally agree! Optimizing images and enabling caching can significantly reduce a site’s bounce rate.

Totally agree with that as we developers always need to adapt and learn new tech and languages to keep and grow ourselves in this fast-changing world.

You are absolutely correct. PWA applications offer many benefits, such as speed and offline access for users. They also reduce costs for owners because, with a PWA, there’s no need to develop separate...

Closures can feel confusing when we first hear about them, but they’re easier than most developers think. In simple terms, a closure happens when a function remembers the variables from the place where...