Ashutosh Dubey

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🛠️ Confused about the difference between shallow and deep cloning in JavaScript? 🤔 My latest article breaks down these concepts and shows how to master object duplication. 💻 Check it out on Medium: surl.li/xkoodi #JavaScript #CodingTips #DeepClone #ShallowClone #JS

Did you know why AI chat bots can’t answer “how many r in strawberry.” correctly ?

@AndreeaFarcas98 Reverse engineering

As a techie, what do you think is the most valuable skill to have?🤔

@akshaymarch7 From your namaste react course got to know in browser we can shutdown the internet without actually shutting down it.

Good thing about frontend : With all these frameworks and libraries coming in, we just write so less code to build so much more. But the bad thing is, I hardly find good developers who understand how their code works behind the scenes. New developers can just make things work, but they really don't understand it well. 🤷‍♂️

@rohaninvestor Helpful 👊

Someone sent me a useful income tax return chart on WhatsApp. 👇 (Bookmark🎟️)

Syntax difference: A functional component is a function returning JSX, while a class-based component extends React.Component and uses a render method to return JSX. #react #reactjs #javascript #LearningJourney

@iGaganKashyap @debug_mode Still finding a place in noida

@debug_mode Let’s have a tea. My place at Noida

Where to go this Saturday ? 😇

@dev_ayendi Orange

What will be the output of this code?

@_devJNS undefined due to hoisting in javascript

JavaScript Devs What's the output?

When an object is created through the .create method. The properties and functions we assign to that object go into a prototype. To delete prototype properties use delete obj.__proto__.age Learned from @piyushgarg_dev #buildinpublic #javascript

component2 is a stateful functional component because it uses the useState hook to manage the name state variable. Whenever the name state variable changes, it triggers a re-render of the component, updating the displayed content accordingly.

component1 is a stateless functional component because it only renders a static <h1> element with the text "Hello". It always renders the same content regardless of any internal state changes.

Which component is stateful and stateless? import {useState} from 'react' function component1(){ const [name, setName] = useState('') return (<h1>Hello</h1>) } function component2(){ const [name, setName] = useState('') return (<h1>Hello, {name}</h1>) } #reactjs

@csaba_kissi Mongodb + Nestjs + Nodejs + Reactjs

Web developer stacks you can use 👇 1. MERN MongoDB + Express.js + ReactJS + Node.js 2. MEAN MongoDB + Express.js + AngularJS + Node.js 3. MEVN MongoDB + Express.js + Vue.js + Node.js 5. LEMP Linux + Nginx + MySQL + PHP 5. LAMP Linux + Apache + MySQL + PHP Add your 👇

@YouTubeIndia #YT20

comment #YT20 under this tweet and if you have zero replies, you win 🥇

@Hiteshdotcom Please do make on docker composer also.

More content is coming up 😁 #Docker

The other viewpoint on moonlighting….. can’t be ignored!

@linuxopsys vi

Linux folks, what text editor do you prefer to use? 🐧

a well-rested programmer can get more done in 2 hours than a tired programmer can in 5 hours