No Backend, No Excuses: Building a Pain Tracker That Doesn't Sell You Out
Overview Pain Tracker is a chronic pain‑management app that runs entirely on the user’s device. There are no accounts, no cloud sync, and no telemetry—your hea...
Overview Pain Tracker is a chronic pain‑management app that runs entirely on the user’s device. There are no accounts, no cloud sync, and no telemetry—your hea...
Why I switched from React to Blazor—and why your npm audit might thank you too. Blazor vs React is a question every .NET developer eventually asks. Blazor lets...
The Problem 😫 Every time I start a new React project, I waste hours hopping between documentation sites. “Does Material UI have a better Date Picker than Mant...
What is React? React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It was developed by Facebook Meta and is now open‑source, widely used in web develop...
Se você trabalha com React há algum tempo, provavelmente já se deparou com o dilema do 'Componente Monolítico'. Aquele componente que começa inofensivo, mas à m...
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Introduction When testing React with React Testing Library RTL, it helps to understand what’s happening behind the scenes. This guide breaks down the pipeline—...
Introduction I've been building React components for years, trying every styling solution: CSS Modules, Styled Components, Emotion, Sass, and Tailwind v3. When...
👀 The Real Problem I Saw I live in India, and around me, every local shop owner had the same struggle: - They tracked inventory on paper - They created bills...
The Resurrection of the Tamagotchi 🥚💀 Remember digital pets? They were needy, pixelated, and died if you forgot them in your backpack. For the Kiroween Hacka...
Campus Connect automates university workflows using the MERN stack, replacing paper‑heavy processes with a secure, transparent, and user‑friendly digital platfo...
Introduction When organizing a project using npm workspaces, the typical structure consists of a single root package that orchestrates multiple local packages...