Aditya Kumdale

🚀Day 100 of #100DaysOfCode Tinkered a bit with #gsoc opensource repos of some big orgs. Looking forward to contribute in them and learn more practical knowledge now. Finally completed 100days challenge and consitency maintained ,but will definately not stop here✨ #Android

Completed my react project with all improvements today... Learning next.js parallely

@scrimba Great backend path,exited to learn it.

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Started working on a React projects from all the react topics I learned .... starting with cards and reusable badge components #buildinpublic

@ThePeterMick Hi I am Aditya, on my journey to master Web and mobile dev currently learning React and Typescript and sharing my progress here.

Every Monday I want to help you grow your audience. Introduce yourself and tell us why we should follow you? Happy Follow Monday everyone 🤝

@apel_mahmod Yep I am also practicing more react and express with it

@akdevlops Great stuff! Typescript has really streamlined my own React development process.

Learnt about Typescript in React ,covered:- Typing useState Typing React components Typing React component props Custom prop types Imported types #BuildInPublic #Frontend #WebDevelopment #CodingJourney

Learned about typescript types, Utility Partial<> , Omit<>,Generics, return types and more.

Starting to Learn Typescipt today lets see how those app -crashing runtime errors are dramatically reduced...

Learned about tailwind today its faster than vanilla css like we can use sm:flex instead of @mediaquery to create breakpoints but it need more hands on practice to master!

Learned about Performance strategies today in #React. StrictMode, useMemo + React.memo() ,using dev tools to intentionally slow web app and useCallback hook. #Frontend #performanceevaluation

@samm_duc U mean share on GitHub, not yet just building and experimenting with simple projects to increase my react/js logic skills.

@akdevlops @akdevlops, time management with timers and stopwatches is such a practical skill. have you shared this project layout yet?

Learnt Routing Basics and built simple timer(use setTimeout) ,stopwatch(used setInterval) and clock.#BuildInPublic #Frontend #WebDevelopment #CodingJourney

Learned about Render Props ,Headless Component and Context in React. Context is better than using Children api for state passing to childrens deep down the tree. Created this simple reusable badge Component and some more components. #WebDevelopment #Reusability #learninginpublic

@vijayabaskar56 @tan_stack @shadcn Early in my web carrer ,only heard of tanstak its on my learning roadmap and this looks something cool so stopping by...

Introducing TanStack Form Builder (@tan_stack) - Supports @shadcn new Field components - Multi-step form - Field array form - Template and save option - Standard schema validation support - 100% type-safe code generation

Studied Compound component - Use children props - Have dedicated function/styling - Make the component structure more transparent - Give more control to the "user" of the component Also React.Children API with its shortcomings #WebDevelopment #Reusability #learninginpublic

Learnt about #React children and creating custom components , also learnt abour classnames library to concat all the classes after destructuring the props. #Frontend #WebDevelopment #Reusability #CSS #learninginpublic

Built a quiz app from scratch called quizzical used open trivia db for data. #BuildInPublic #Frontend #WebDevelopment #CodingJourney

useEffect for focus because: - We need to wait until AFTER the render when the DOM element actually exists - Focus is a side effect that should happen in response to state changes It provides the correct timing: state change → render → DOM update → effect runs

Applied useRef,useEffect and useState and learned to make this simple tenzies game. Its important to derive values from state rather than always using useEffect and syncing 2 states like deriving youWin from dice state. #BuildInPublic #Frontend #WebDevelopment #CodingJourney

useRef for DOM access because: - It doesn't trigger re-renders when the reference changes - It persists the same reference object across renders useState would cause infinite re-render loops