React Spring for Smooth UI Animations
React Spring is a powerful and flexible animation library for React that provides a simple API to create smooth and interactive animations. It is based on physics-based animations, meaning that….
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Lazy Loading Images for Faster Performance
Lazy loading is a technique used to defer the loading of non-essential resources at the point the page is initially loaded. Instead of loading all the images on a page….
Virtualizing Long Lists with react-window
When dealing with large datasets in React, rendering every item in a list can significantly degrade the performance of your application. As the number of items increases, the time it….
Memoization Techniques in React
Memoization is an optimization technique that helps improve the performance of React applications by caching the results of expensive function calls and returning the cached result when the same inputs….
Using Axios Interceptors for Global Error Handling
When building applications that make HTTP requests, handling errors gracefully is crucial. Axios, a popular HTTP client for JavaScript, provides interceptors that allow you to handle HTTP request and response….
Handling API Pagination Properly
API pagination is a common technique used by APIs to break large sets of data into smaller, manageable chunks, or “pages.” This is especially important when dealing with a large….
API Rate Limiting and Throttling
API rate limiting and throttling are techniques used to manage the number of API requests a client can make to a server within a specific time period. These strategies help….
Polling APIs for Live Data Updates
Polling is a technique used to repeatedly make requests to an API at a set interval to retrieve updated data. This is commonly used in applications where real-time data is….
Using WebSockets for Real-Time Updates
WebSockets are an essential technology for building real-time web applications. They provide full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection, allowing servers to send updates to clients instantly. This makes….
Parallel API Calls in React
In many React applications, it’s common to make multiple API requests to fetch data from different endpoints simultaneously. Rather than waiting for each request to complete one after the other,….