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• Building an AI-Powered Quiz Generator with React and Gemini AIJun 30, 2025. Build custom quizzes on any topic using Google's Gemini AI with this modern React app. Features include difficulty settings, real-time feedback, explanations, and smooth deployment via GitHub Pages.
• Next.js App Router Explained: The Modern Way to Build RoutesJun 27, 2025. Learn how to use Next.js App Router—a modern routing system using the `/app` directory. It supports layouts, nested routes, loading states, dynamic paths, and more for scalable, organized applications.
• On the Way to Artificial Super Intelligence: The Path, the Paradox, and the PossibilitiesJun 26, 2025. Explores the journey toward Artificial Super Intelligence—its potential, the paradoxes it presents, and the possibilities it unlocks for the future of humanity and technology.
• You’re Using useState for That? CuteJun 15, 2025. Tired of useState management in complex components? useReducer is way for building structured, scalable state management in React + TypeScript.
• Wrapper Component to Consumer Component: That’s a Wrap!Jun 09, 2025. This article breaks down how wrapper components work in React, showing you how to build flexible, reusable UI pieces without losing your mind or your types. Learn how to pass props, handle refs, and keep your components clean and powerful.
• useRef: The React Hook You’re Sleeping OnJun 06, 2025. Learn how React’s useRef hook helps you persist values and directly access DOM elements across renders. Perfect for managing focus, timers, or mutable state without triggering UI updates.
• Understanding useState in ReactJun 04, 2025. How React hooks really work, and how to use them like someone who knows what they're doing. From basics to real-world cases.
• React Children! Yeah, That’s What They CalledJun 01, 2025. You’ve seen children all over React code, but no one told you how to actually use it well. This is your real-world guide to doing it right, less theory, more code you’d actually ship.
• Interfaces vs Types in TypeScriptMay 29, 2025. Don’t waste another hour arguing over type vs interface. Here's what matters, what doesn't, and how to pick the right one without overthinking it.
• How to Pass Functions & Params in React + TypeScriptMay 27, 2025. You’re passing functions around like candy in your React app, but when TypeScript throws a tantrum, you start hacking with any or begging Google for help. Let’s fix that.
• One Cool Trick in React: MemoMay 26, 2025. There is no need to re-render child components every time value on parent component changed, that's where React brings memo.
• Create React TS Apps with CRA & ViteMay 22, 2025. Learn how to set up your first React + TypeScript apps in VSCode using CRA and Vite. Follow simple steps to get started fast with both popular tools.
• Let's Start with React ComponentsMay 22, 2025. Learn the basics of React components and how they help build dynamic user interfaces. This beginner-friendly guide introduces you to functional components, props, and component structures to kickstart your journey in React development.
• Sir, This Is a TypeScript FunctionMay 21, 2025. Functions are one of the most fundamental concepts in programming. They’re where your application’s logic lives and in TypeScript, they’re even more powerful thanks to static typing.
• Understanding Types in TypeScriptMay 15, 2025. Explore the different types in TypeScript, including primitives, union and intersection types, type aliases, interfaces, and generics.
• TypeScript: Strong Types and Where to Find Them?May 09, 2025. TypeScript is a typed version of JavaScript that helps catch errors early and improve code quality. Let me explains what it is, why it’s useful, and how to get started.
• Coding Consciousness: An Algorithm for Awareness? Artificial Superintelligence on the HorizonApr 01, 2025. This deep-dive article explores the profound question of whether consciousness can be coded into machines, examining the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), neuroscience, and philosophy. As the development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) edges closer and Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) looms on the horizon.
• Working with Anonymous Function(Lambda) in PythonMar 27, 2025. A lambda function in Python is an anonymous function (function without a name) that can have any number of arguments but only one expression. It is defined using the lambda keyword.
• Making Sense of yield in C#Mar 18, 2025. In C#, the yield keyword is used to create iterators that return values one at a time without generating a full collection. It enables lazy evaluation, meaning elements are only computed when requested. This can lead to better performance and lower memory usage.
• How Go Improves TypeScript Compilation & ToolingMar 14, 2025. TypeScript's migration to a Go-based compiler boosts performance with faster builds, parallelized type-checking, and improved memory efficiency. Developers enjoy a seamless workflow with enhanced tooling.
• Learn Const Keyword in JavaScriptFeb 05, 2025. The const keyword in JavaScript, introduced in ES6, is used to declare variables that cannot be reassigned. It provides block-scoped immutability, ensuring values remain constant. Unlike var and let, const prevents reassignment but does not make objects immutable.
• Crafting Clean and Efficient Angular Apps with PipesJan 07, 2025. In Angular, one of the most powerful features for transforming and formatting data within templates is the use of "pipes". Pipes provide a declarative way to process data before it is displayed to the user, enabling developers to apply transformations such as formatting dates and changing text cases.
• Essential C# KeywordsDec 25, 2024. This article explains important C# keywords that help in writing more efficient code. It covers keywords like volatile, value, get, set, yield, partial, and where, describing their uses in a simple manner. These concepts are essential for anyone looking to improve their C# programming skills.
• Leveraging TypeScript Decorators for Modern Web DevelopmentDec 08, 2024. Explore the role of TypeScript decorators in modern web development. Learn how decorators enhance code readability, simplify logic, and support powerful metadata features.
• filter(x => !!x) in typescriptDec 06, 2024. a feature of TypeScript.
• .NET 9 : Params CollectionsNov 15, 2024. In .NET 9 the params keyword has been extended to support not only arrays but also other collection types like ReadOnlySpan<T> and IEnumerable<T>. This enhancement offers greater flexibility and potential performance improvements.
• Creating Interactive Charts with Chart.js and TypeScriptNov 10, 2024. To create a responsive chart in a TypeScript application, use Chart.js—a popular library for data visualization. Set up your TypeScript project, install Chart.js and its types, and configure Webpack for bundling.
• How to Sort a List of Objects in TypeScript by PropertyNov 09, 2024. This guide covers sorting lists of objects in TypeScript, with examples for sorting by string, numeric, and date properties. It demonstrates using the sort() method, localeCompare for strings, custom sorting functions for dates and numbers, and multi-property sorting techniques.
• Map, Filter and Reduce in TypeScript with ExamplesOct 30, 2024. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of these essential functions, complete with practical examples to illustrate their use in real-world applications. Enhance your coding skills and streamline data manipulation with TypeScript today.
• TypeScript for advanced type inference in ReactOct 23, 2024. In this article, Ziggy Rafiq discusses advanced type inference techniques in React with TypeScript, focusing on hooks and JSX elements.
• TypeScript Object SpreadOct 10, 2024. Object spread in TypeScript allows for copying properties of objects or arrays using the spread operator (...), with later objects overwriting properties with the same name, and it can also be used to combine arrays or insert elements at specific positions.
• TypeScript Essential FeaturesOct 07, 2024. TypeScript offers essential features that enhance JavaScript development, including static typing, type inference, and support for interfaces and generics. It provides tools like classes, enums, and modules, enabling better code structure.
• TypeScript command 'tsc' not running in Terminal and PowerShellOct 06, 2024. This series of articles will discuss a specific feature for PowerShell programming.
• IoC Providers in Angular Dependency Injection useClass Oct 03, 2024. This article dives into Angular's Dependency Injection, focusing on the use of IoC and providers with useClass. Learn how to manually inject classes, define tokens with InjectionToken, and configure services using Angular's ApplicationConfig. Explore examples with ManualService and ManualServiceWithLog.
• The Property '__metadata' Does Not Exist on Type 'SP.Data.SPLibraryItemOct 01, 2024. This content addresses the error message "The property '__metadata' does not exist on type 'SP.Data.SPLibraryItem'." It explores the implications of this TypeScript error in SharePoint development, highlighting potential causes such as type mismatches or missing attributes.
• Create a Desktop Application with Angular Electron FrameworkSep 17, 2024. Learn how to create or convert an existing application to a Desktop application with the Electron framework. Convert an Angular application into a cross-platform desktop app using the Electron framework, covering steps like installation, configuration, and packaging for Windows.
• Build Microsoft Teams Bot Extension Using TypeScriptSep 11, 2024. Learn to build a Microsoft Teams Bot Extension with TypeScript in this guide. You'll set up your environment using Node.js and Visual Studio Code, create a bot with Teams Toolkit, and deploy it using Azure. Perfect for enhancing Teams with custom bots for improved communication and productivity.
• Crafting Efficient and Maintainable C# CodeAug 28, 2024. This guide explores essential C# best practices for robust, maintainable code. It covers using meaningful variable names, following naming conventions, handling null values, and using var judiciously.
• JavaScript vs TypeScript File Extensions: .js .jsx .ts .tsxAug 08, 2024. Unlock the mysteries behind JavaScript and TypeScript file extensions with this comprehensive guide. Learn the differences between .js, .jsx, .ts, and .tsx files, and understand how each plays a crucial role in modern web development.
• Tips to Learn Angular QuicklyAug 08, 2024. To learn Angular quickly, leverage your existing knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Focus on core Angular concepts like Components, Routing, Guards, Data Binding, Template Forms, and Services. Utilize Angular CLI for efficient project management and familiarize yourself with TypeScript for strong typing.
• Routing in React JS with TypeScriptAug 08, 2024. Routing is a crucial feature for single-page applications (SPA) as it allows navigation between different views or pages without reloading the entire application. React Router is the most popular library for handling routing in React applications.
• Using Next.js with TypeScriptAug 07, 2024. Integrating TypeScript with Next.js enhances code quality by adding static types. Start by creating a Next.js project, then install TypeScript and necessary type definitions. Configure tsconfig.json, convert JavaScript files to TypeScript and handle props and state using TypeScript interfaces.
• How to Show and Hide Password in AngularJul 25, 2024. Enhance your Angular forms by adding a show/hide password toggle feature. Just like a light switch that lets you see if a room is lit or dark, this feature allows users to reveal or hide their password for better accuracy.
• Angular vs. AngularJS: Key Differences and Syntax ChangesJul 15, 2024. AngularJS revolutionized web development with two-way data binding and a modular approach. Angular (2+) addresses performance issues, offering a modern framework with enhanced features like robust dependency injection, improved data binding, and a powerful CLI.
• Creating a complete CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application in Angular Jul 10, 2024. Build a CRUD application in Angular using Angular CLI for setup, components for UI, services for data management with HttpClient for API interactions. Implement CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) with a Todo model, integrating JSON Server for backend simulation.
• How to Seed Identity in SQL ServerJul 03, 2024. Discover SQL Server's IDENTITY columns for automatic unique number generation. Learn to create tables with IDENTITY, insert data without specifying IDs, seed values with DBCC CHECKIDENT, manage explicit ID insertions with IDENTITY_INSERT, and reset identity seeds using TRUNCATE TABLE.
• Styling in React with Styled Components and TypeScriptJun 26, 2024. Using Styled Components and TypeScript, Ziggy Rafiq illustrates how to enhance the styling of React applications. With Styled Components, you can write CSS in JavaScript, simplifying the management of styles in a modular and reusable way. When combined with TypeScript, your code will be type-safe and easier to maintain.
• Type-Safe Routing in React with React Router and TypeScriptJun 24, 2024. This insightful guide by Ziggy Rafiq explains how React Router and TypeScript can be used to achieve type-safe routing in React applications. Set up static routes using TypeScript's robust type system, maximizing compile-time safety and reducing runtime errors by leveraging TypeScript's robust type system.
• Creating a Web Resource Based on React TypeScript in Dynamics 365Jun 13, 2024. Integrating React and TypeScript with Dynamics 365 enables developers to build responsive and maintainable user interfaces. This approach leverages modern web practices for enhanced performance, reusable components, and seamless integration into Dynamics 365 environments.
• Learn SharePoint FrameWork (SPFx)Jun 12, 2024. Explore the power of SharePoint Framework (SPFx) for modern web development. Learn to leverage JavaScript and TypeScript to create customizable web parts and extensions for SharePoint Online.
• A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Chrome Extension with ReactJun 09, 2024. Building a Chrome extension using a React app developed with TypeScript and bundled with Webpack offers a modern approach to browser extension development. In this blog, I will guide you through the steps to create a Chrome extension utilizing the npx create-react-app template with TypeScript.
• Interface In TypeScript / Complex Types In TypeScriptJun 09, 2024. In TypeScript, using interfaces helps define complex types, providing clarity and preventing runtime issues. Unlike JavaScript's var/let, interfaces explicitly outline object properties. This approach mirrors server-side coding practices, like in C#, ensuring adherence to coding standards and enhancing type safety.
• Why Choose TypeScript Over JavaScript for Better DevelopmentJun 03, 2024. Explore JavaScript's journey from its inception at Netscape to its standardization by ECMA. Discover Angular's evolution as a modern front-end framework and its synergy with TypeScript for enhanced development. Understand the benefits of TypeScript over JavaScript in terms of static typing, IDE support.
• Automate Placeholder Replacement with Custom Data ModelsMay 30, 2024. Discover how to dynamically generate text content by replacing placeholders with actual data using a versatile TypeScript function. Enhance user engagement through personalized content delivery, applicable across various scenarios like email customization, report generation, and dynamic web content.
• Hide Base Class Members in C# .NET with new KeywordMay 30, 2024. In C# .NET, the new keyword allows derived classes to hide members of a base class. This technique, known as member hiding or shadowing, is used to define a new implementation for a member without overriding the base class version.
• State Management in React with TypeScriptMay 27, 2024. Ziggy Rafiq delves into the React Context API as well as popular libraries such as Redux to discuss the intricacies of state management in React applications. Take a look at various approaches and find the best fit for your projects to understand how type safety can ensure robust application state handling.
• Type-safe development with React TypeScript FundamentalsMay 21, 2024. Find out how TypeScript and React work together with Ziggy Rafiq's comprehensive guide. Learn how to use type-safe props, state management, event handling, and component lifecycles for robust and maintainable front-end development. Learn how to use React TypeScript to unleash the power of type safety.
• Usage of “Required” Keyword in C#May 16, 2024. In this article, we will learn about the usage of required keywords in C#. In C# 11, the `required` keyword enforces the initialization of properties and fields within classes, records, or structs, enhancing code reliability by preventing uninitialized members and ensuring data integrity.
• Functional Components with React Hooks and TypeScriptMay 11, 2024. Explore the seamless integration of React Hooks and TypeScript in the latest guide by Ziggy Rafiq, now published on C# Corner. Discover how to unleash the power of functional components for efficient state and side effect management. Elevate your React development skills today
• Learn to Set up a license to Telerik UI for React app – Part IVMay 10, 2024. Telerik UI for React, or KendoReact, streamlines React app development with a comprehensive toolkit. From efficient UI creation to robust features like SSR and TypeScript support, it enhances productivity and performance.
• How to Get Started with React and TypeScript?May 09, 2024. Explore the fundamentals of setting up React applications with TypeScript in this beginner's guide by Ziggy Rafiq. Learn about project structure, component creation, running your app, and configuring TypeScript for enhanced development.
• What is the Difference Between JavaScript and TypeScript?Apr 09, 2024. JavaScript is a scripting programming language used to build client-side and server-side applications. It provides a runtime element management and manages the DOM dynamically. And it is a prototype-based language.
• What is Record Keyword/Function in C#?Apr 03, 2024. Records introduced in C# 9.0 represent a significant enhancement to the language's capability for handling data. This article aims to explore records in-depth, covering their syntax, features, and usage through illustrative examples.
• What is Public Methods or Public Keyword in C#?Apr 02, 2024. Access modifiers play a crucial role in object-oriented programming languages like C#. They dictate the accessibility of classes, methods, properties, and other members within a program. In this article, we delve into the concept of public methods in C#, exploring their significance, usage, and best practices.
• Boost Coding Productivity with Yield Keywords in C#Mar 28, 2024. In today's programming landscape, continuous learning is essential for developers to enhance productivity and efficiency. C# introduces new features like yield return and yield break, optimizing code execution and memory usage. Let's explore their significance through practical examples.
• Explain Null Handling in TypeScriptMar 21, 2024. Null handling in TypeScript involves managing null and undefined values effectively to prevent runtime errors. Techniques like nullable types, optional chaining, type guards, and non-null assertion operators help ensure code reliability.
• JavaScript WeakMap in ES8 and TypeScriptMar 11, 2024. WeakMap object stands out as a specialized entity, closely related to the Map object but with a unique twist. In this article, we'll unravel the syntax, characteristics, and methods of the JavaScript WeakMap, shedding light on its applications. How to harness its capabilities in ES8 and TypeScript.
• JavaScript Date Formats in TypeScriptMar 07, 2024. When it comes to handling dates in JavaScript, understanding various date formats is essential for creating dynamic and user-friendly applications. The JavaScript Date object empowers developers to work with dates, and this guide explores three common date formats: ISO Date, Short Date, and Long Date.
• Power of Typescript Scroll EventsMar 06, 2024. The onscroll event in JavaScript is a powerful tool that gets triggered when a scrollbar is used for an element. This event is particularly useful for creating dynamic and interactive web experiences, allowing developers to respond to user interactions with scrolling.
• Boosting Web Page Performance with the Defer AttributeMar 06, 2024. JavaScript plays a vital role in enhancing the interactivity and functionality of web pages. However, the way scripts are loaded can significantly impact the user experience and overall performance of a website. In this article, we'll delve into the defer attribute in JavaScript.
• Master Scroll Events: ECMAScript 8 (ES8) and TypeScriptMar 05, 2024. We'll explore how to adapt and extend the scroll event examples using ECMAScript 8 (ES8) features and the TypeScript language. These advanced techniques provide developers with additional tools and benefits for handling scroll events in modern web development.
• Reactive Forms In Angular with Practical Example Mar 01, 2024. Angular is a popular framework for building dynamic web applications, and one of its key features is its powerful Forms module. Angular offers two types of forms: template-driven forms and reactive forms. In this article, we'll delve into reactive forms in Angular, exploring their benefits, how to create them, and how to work with them effectively.
• Auto Detect Responsive Screen Sizes Using Angular and BootstrapFeb 19, 2024. This document provides a comprehensive guide on implementing screen size detection and achieving responsive behavior in Angular applications. It outlines steps to utilize the HostListener decorator for detecting changes in the window size, allowing for dynamic adjustment of screen dimensions.
• What is List Rendering in Vue.js?Jan 23, 2024. Vue.js provides an elegant and powerful way to render lists of data dynamically with the v-for directive. This feature allows you to iterate over an array or an object, creating and updating HTML elements effortlessly. In this guide, we'll explore the ins and outs of list rendering in Vue.js with practical examples.
• Synchronous vs Asynchronous Programming in ASP.NET Core Web APIJan 21, 2024. Synchronous Programming: In synchronous programming, tasks are executed one after the other, in a sequential manner. When a request is made to a synchronous API, the server processes the request and waits for it to be completed before moving on to the next task. This means that if one operation takes a long time to finish, it can block the execution of subsequent operations, potentially leading to slower response times for clients.Asynchronous Programming: On the other hand, asynchronous programming allows tasks to be executed concurrently. When a request is made to an asynchronous API, the server can initiate tasks and continue processing other requests without waiting for the previous tasks to be completed. This can lead to better scalability and responsiveness, especially in scenarios where certain operations, such as I/O operations, may take some time.ASP.NET Core Web API: In ASP.NET Core Web API, you have the flexibility to choose between synchronous and asynchronous programming models. The framework supports both approaches. Asynchronous programming is particularly useful when dealing with I/O-bound operations, such as accessing a database or making external API calls, where the application can continue processing other tasks while waiting for the I/O operation to complete.To implement asynchronous programming in ASP.NET Core Web API, you can use the `async` and `await` keywords in your controller methods, allowing you to write non-blocking code. This helps improve the overall performance and responsiveness of your API, especially in scenarios with high concurrency.
• Simulating Sleep/Wait Functionality in TypeScriptJan 21, 2024. In many programming languages, developers often utilize a sleep or wait function to introduce a pause in the execution of a program for a specific duration.
• TypeScript Odyssey Through Global, Local, and Block ScopesJan 20, 2024. JavaScript scope is a fundamental concept that defines the region of execution where variables, expressions, and values can be referenced. There are two main scopes in JavaScript: global and local.
• Understanding Page Redirection in TypeScriptJan 20, 2024. Page redirection is a crucial mechanism in web development that involves directing search engines and users to a different URL from the original one. This process can occur within the same server, across different servers, or even on distinct websites. Unlike refreshing a page, redirection is a deliberate action, often implemented using JavaScript to enhance user experience.
• What are JavaScript Closures?Jan 18, 2024. JavaScript closures are a powerful and often misunderstood feature that plays a pivotal role in creating flexible and efficient code. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the depths of closures, exploring their characteristics, scope chains, and practical implementations through four illustrative examples.
• Date Differences in JavaScriptJan 17, 2024. In JavaScript, calculating the difference between two dates is a common task that arises in various scenarios, ranging from determining the duration between events to computing age. This comprehensive guide explores the intricacies of date differences using JavaScript.
• Power of Callbacks in ES8 and TypeScriptJan 17, 2024. Callbacks in JavaScript play a pivotal role in handling asynchronous operations, enabling developers to execute code after the completion of a specific task. In this article, we'll explore the concept of callbacks, and delve into examples showcasing their utility.
• Set Object in ES7 and TypeScriptJan 16, 2024. The JavaScript Set object is a versatile tool for managing collections with unique values, accommodating various data types, including both primitive values and object references. In this article, we'll dive into the capabilities of the Set object in ES7 (ECMAScript 2016) and explore its usage in TypeScript.
• JavaScript Map Object in ES7 and TypeScriptJan 16, 2024. The JavaScript Map object is a versatile tool for mapping keys to values, offering efficient operations for searching, updating, and deleting elements based on specified keys. In this article, we will explore the capabilities of the Map object in ES7 (ECMAScript 2016) and delve into its application in TypeScript.
• A Symphony of ES7 Features and TypeScript EleganceJan 16, 2024. JavaScript strings are fundamental components in web development, representing sequences of characters. This article explores advanced string manipulation using ES7 features and TypeScript, enhancing your ability to wield this crucial data type.
• WeakSet Object in ES7 and TypeScriptJan 16, 2024. The WeakSet object emerges as a unique entity designed specifically for storing weakly held objects. Unlike its counterpart, Set, WeakSet exclusively deals with objects, offering distinct advantages. This article delves into the intricacies of the JavaScript WeakSet object.
• TypedArray in ES7 and TypeScriptJan 16, 2024. JavaScript TypedArray objects provide a fascinating way to work with binary data buffers. In this article, we'll delve into the intricacies of TypedArray and its various types, and methods, and how you can leverage it using the ES7 features and TypeScript for a more structured approach.
• How to Create a Vue Project?Jan 06, 2024. Creating your first Vue.js project doesn’t have to be daunting. This step-by-step guide walks you through the process, starting from setting up the development environment to running your Vue.js application. Learn how to initiate a Vue.js project using npm, make essential choices during project creation, install dependencies, and launch your project locally.
• Beyond Keywords: Decoding the Hidden Meaning - Semantic SearchDec 20, 2023. Semantic Search represents a significant shift in how we interact with information. As technology advances, Engines will become even better at grasping complex concepts and nuances in language. As voice assistants become more sophisticated, semantic search will be crucial for accurate and natural interactions. Search engines will become personal knowledge hubs, anticipating our needs and offering relevant information even before we ask.
• RxJS Observables, Subjects, and BehaviorSubjects in AngularDec 20, 2023. In this article we will learn what are the ways of doing asynchronous programming in angular with the help of RxJS library. And the difference among them and there use cases.
• Using RESTSharp for CRUD Operations in ASP.NET Core Web APIDec 19, 2023. Utilizing RESTSharp for CRUD operations in ASP.NET Core Web API offers a streamlined approach to interacting with APIs. This library simplifies HTTP requests and responses, allowing developers to focus on implementing functionality rather than managing low-level HTTP communication.By breaking down each operation—POST, PUT, DELETE, GET, PATCH—and providing corresponding code snippets, the process of creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting resources becomes more accessible. The RestClientHelper class encapsulates RESTSharp configuration, promoting code reusability and maintainability.
• Enabling GitHub CoPilot in Visual Studio CodeDec 07, 2023. Generative AI, GitHub Co PIlot, VS Code, Python, C#, typescript, Devops, Code Generation. Code debugging, Code Refactoring, Code Cleanup
• How To validate Appsetting.json Configuration Values In .NETOct 16, 2023. In .NET applications, the appsettings.json file is commonly used to store configuration settings. It's essential to validate the values stored in this file to ensure that they meet the required format, data type, or specific constraints defined by the application. Validation of appsettings.json configuration values in .NET involves implementing checks and safeguards to confirm that the values are valid and usable by the application. This validation process helps prevent runtime errors and ensures the application behaves as intended, adhering to the specified configuration guidelines.
• React (1) - Installation and Environment SetupSep 05, 2023. This series of articles delves into React, a popular choice for Single Page Applications (SPAs). As a former Angular developer, I found React's training courses beneficial in understanding key concepts and skills. The articles cover essential aspects such as installation, JSX, parameters, library usage, CSS, HTTP, routing, and more. This initial article provides an introduction to React, its installation, prerequisites, and the creation of your first project. Additionally, it addresses common issues like the choice between TypeScript and JavaScript and whether React is a compiled language.
• What are forms in Angular?Aug 26, 2023. In this article, we will learn about angular forms.
• What is the Basics of Angular?Aug 25, 2023. Discover the complete journey of Angular development with this in-depth guide. From building a strong foundation in Angular basics to delving into advanced topics like state management, authentication, and deployment, this blog equips you to create robust and feature-rich web applications.
• Auth Guards in AngularAug 21, 2023. Discover Angular's auth guards basics and their step-by-step implementation through diverse use cases. Explore routing protection and authentication nuances for robust web applications.
• Passing an argument by reference in C#Aug 20, 2023. This article contains useful information about how to use ref keyword in your C# program with the proper and easy to understand example.
• HTTP Interceptors in AngularAug 12, 2023. Explore the essential concepts of HTTP Interceptors in Angular, their benefits, and practical applications using step-by-step examples with Angular 15, improving HTTP request handling and enhancing functionality.
• Observable and Subjects in AngularAug 05, 2023. In this article, we are going to discuss the basics of observable and subject. Also, the difference between them is explained with the help of practical examples and the different types of subjects.
• Feature Module with Lazy Loading in AngularJul 24, 2023. Learn how to utilize feature modules in Angular, streamline your codebase, and benefit from lazy loading for improved performance. Follow a step-by-step example using Angular CLI and Node.js.