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Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) A component should have only one reason to change, meaning it should have only one job. Example: User Profile Component Do: Split responsibilities into smaller, functional components. // UserProfile.js const UserProfile = ({

Almost every day of our lives, we collect, send, analyze and consume data as they are important. Data aren’t appealing and sometimes do not make sense when being looked at, but presenting them in an appealing form,

Large Language Models (LLMs) caused a huge stir in the creative circles when they were able to generate images, text and code. Initially the results were quite hilarious with drawings of people with messed up hands, hallucinating incorrect

Reducing JavaScript is a critical aspect of developing modern websites and a key aspect in terms of overall page efficiency. As software engineering evolves, there is always a push for faster, more efficient sites with an overall

Password policies play a critical role in our digital lives, safeguarding financial data, personal emails, and business information. Despite their importance, we often overlook this fundamental aspect of digital security. Weak passwords are like an open invitation

The landscape of web development is constantly evolving, demanding innovative approaches to building user interfaces. In this ever-changing environment, crafting a robust and maintainable frontend architecture has become more critical than ever. This guide delves into the key concepts

In CSS, there is a property called box-sizing that allows you to determine how the width and the height for an element is calculated. A lot of CSS resets will change the default box model from content-box to border-box to make the layouts easier to

Earlier this year, the Next.js team released version 13.2, which shipped with built-in support for SEO by using a new API called the Metadata API. It was built for usage with the App Router to enhance how our applications optimize

At Hyper-leap, we're always committed to empowering developers with the latest insights and tools to excel in their craft. Today, we're thrilled to delve into one of the most debated topics in the front-end development community: React

If you thought of this, I don’t blame you but I assure you that this writeup is not like the others.It won’t “just” talk about “what-and-how” of CORS but actually dive into a painful story of me