React 18 Feature Quick Guide Now let’s look at each of these updates in more detail. But first, if you haven’t already, let’s learn how to update React. Concurrent Rendering: Improves performance by allowing React to work on multiple tasks simultaneously without blocking the main thread. Automatic Batching: Multiple state updates within an event handler… Continue reading React 18 Feature Quick Guide
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Features of the SDLC Waterfall Mode
Features of the SDLC Waterfall Model Sequential Approach: The waterfall model involves a sequential approach to software development, where each phase of the project is completed before moving on to the next one. Document-Driven: The waterfall model relies heavily on documentation to ensure that the project is well-defined and the project team is working towards a clear set… Continue reading Features of the SDLC Waterfall Mode
How to deploy a next js project with firebase ?
1. npm install -g firebase-tools 2. firebase login 3. firebase init * select option: hosting-> using space bar * Select project ? What do you want to use as your public directory? dist ? Configure as a single-page app (rewrite all urls to /index.html)? Yes ? Set up automatic builds and deploys with GitHub? No… Continue reading How to deploy a next js project with firebase ?
Comparing HostGator and GoDaddy for web hosting
HostGator and GoDaddy are two popular options for anyone starting a website. However, HostGator offers cheaper pricing and all-inclusive hosting packages. GoDaddy, on the other hand, is more expensive and oriented towards business users. Performance: HostGator: Known for reliable uptime and decent loading speeds, HostGator offers solid performance for small to medium-sized websites. They have… Continue reading Comparing HostGator and GoDaddy for web hosting
Recent features and improvements with payload cms
Field Enhancements: Rich Text Improvements: Advanced control over the rich text editor with custom formatting options, link handling, and more. New Field Types: New field types like JSON, code, and relationship improvements to better structure your data. Admin UI Enhancements: Improved List Views: Enhanced list views with better filtering, sorting, and searching capabilities. Customizable Admin… Continue reading Recent features and improvements with payload cms
How to flush Nginx cache for a website in Plesk?
Since Plesk 18.0.45 version it is possible to clear cache from Plesk GUI: Log in to Plesk Go to Domains > example.com > Hosting & DNS > Apache & Nginx settings and click “Clear cache” button: Flushing the Nginx cache can be necessary to ensure that users are getting the most up-to-date content. Ensures Updated Content: Flushing the cache ensures… Continue reading How to flush Nginx cache for a website in Plesk?
Key features of payload Cms
1. Headless CMS API-First Approach: Payload is designed to be API-first, allowing you to deliver content across any platform, whether it’s web, mobile, or other connected devices. GraphQL and REST APIs: Provides both GraphQL and REST APIs out of the box, giving developers flexibility in how they query and manipulate content. 2. Customizable Admin Panel… Continue reading Key features of payload Cms
What is STARTTLS?
What is STARTTLS? STARTTLS is a command used to upgrade an existing, plaintext connection to a secure, encrypted connection using SSL/TLS. Unlike connections that begin encrypted (such as those on port 465 for SMTP), STARTTLS starts as a plaintext connection and then transitions to encryption. This approach is commonly used in email protocols like SMTP,… Continue reading What is STARTTLS?
SSL/TLS Transporter Configuration
Transporter Configuration 1. secure: false secure: false Purpose: This option specifies whether the connection should use SSL/TLS. Values: true: The connection will use SSL/TLS directly. This is typically used for port 465. false: The connection will not use SSL/TLS directly but can upgrade to a secure connection using STARTTLS. This is typically used for ports… Continue reading SSL/TLS Transporter Configuration
Comparing MongoDB vs PostgreSQL
Database Type MongoDB: A NoSQL document database that stores data in flexible JSON-like documents. Ideal for schema-less data structures or scenarios where data may evolve over time. PostgreSQL: An object-relational database (ORDBMS) that enforces a structured schema with defined data types. Well-suited for relational data with well-defined relationships between entities. Data Modeling MongoDB: Documents can… Continue reading Comparing MongoDB vs PostgreSQL