Issues can be addressed with proper planning, an understanding of your application and its data needs, and proper caching strategy. At its core, database caching is a simple-enough concept: It is the practice of putting an in-memory datastore in front of (or aside) a database that acts as the system of record. Caching allows organizations… Continue reading 3 Reasons an Inefficient Cache Is Worse Than No Cache at All
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7 Best Chart Libraries For Developers In 2024 🤯
Many applications use charts or graphs for data visualization, which can be implemented using libraries or underlying technologies. Libraries offer time efficiency, a variety of chart types, and customization options. As a developer, understanding these options is crucial. While some projects might choose manual implementation, many benefit from the efficiency of chart libraries. Using these… Continue reading 7 Best Chart Libraries For Developers In 2024 🤯
Server side data fetching and using in the components.
Use server-side data fetching in the parent page.js. Create a component in the Next js and call it in this page.js file. Send the data that has been fetched from the Rest API endpoint. Call the value in the component which has been imported to the parent component. Then use the values as needed in… Continue reading Server side data fetching and using in the components.
Support SVG in WordPress dashboard media
To add support for SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) images in the WordPress dashboard using the functions.php file of your theme or a custom plugin, you can use the wp_check_filetype_and_ext filter to allow SVG file uploads. Open your theme’s functions.php file or create a custom plugin: Appearance > Theme Editor // Allow SVG file uploads function… Continue reading Support SVG in WordPress dashboard media
Example for Custom Email Validation in vue.JS
Html Code: <form id=”app” @submit=”checkForm” action=”https://vuejs.org/” method=”post” novalidate=”true” > <p v-if=”errors.length”> <b>Please correct the following error(s):</b> <ul> <li v-for=”error in errors”>{{ error }}</li> </ul> </p> <p> <label for=”name”>Name</label> <input id=”name” v-model=”name” type=”text” name=”name” > </p> <p> <label for=”email”>Email</label> <input id=”email” v-model=”email” type=”email” name=”email” > </p> <p> <label for=”movie”>Favorite Movie</label> <select id=”movie” v-model=”movie” name=”movie” > <option>Star… Continue reading Example for Custom Email Validation in vue.JS
Usage of “useRef” in Next.js, React and latest front end technology
In React, useRef is a hook that provides a way to interact with the DOM directly. It returns a mutable object called a ref object, which has a current property. The current property can be assigned a reference to a DOM element, allowing you to access and interact with the DOM directly. Here’s a basic… Continue reading Usage of “useRef” in Next.js, React and latest front end technology
Flexbox Grid for Images
To achieve a grid layout with two contents in one row, and if there’s an odd number of contents, the odd one should be displayed in the center, you can use CSS Flexbox. This code uses Flexbox to create a responsive grid layout with two items in each row