React VS Tailwind CSS

context loss - https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/13332 AND the most beauty of it is that the store it provides is a hook and you can put objects or functions in it. How awesome is that!

If your component depends on useContext(), React.memo() is useless. The component would rerender irrespective if the memo.

Most of us will be using Create React App for creating React App. It supports all the configurations out of the box. But when your project code grows you might face higher build times, a slower start in the development server and waiting 2 to 5 secs to reflect the changes you have made in code and this might increase rapidly when the app grows on a larger scale.

Three weeks ago I began learning the JavaScript React framework.

Next.js is a React based open-source frontend framework, with features like SSR (Server Side Rendering) and SSG (Static Site Generation). Next.js also comes SEO optimized right out the box so you don't have to do it yourself from the scratch.

It can be a bit verbose/granular, but the project’s CHANGELOG is a feed of new features and bug fixes.

Documentation - all learning materials you can find here

I just finished the ReactJS tutorial on reactjs.org and I wonder where I'll go next to keep learning. I have studied vanilla JavaScript for 7 months so I want to learn React from now on. Any suggestions?

I normally do it on GitHub desktop: click the commit, then . As an example, Next/Prev is on the top right: https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/24551/commits/c140037aeaab77a3e1e979c2c965f172658aabc9

To get started with a boilerplate, we will use Create React App, which is an officially supported CLI tool, that lets you create a new ReactJS project within a minute or less.

Hey there, In today's article I am going to show you how to add Dark mode to your Next.js application using Tailwind CSS.

You can check it here. https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/blob/master/stubs/defaultConfig.stub.js

Read the docs here → https://tailwindcss.com/

Have you tried Tailwind CSS before?

Tailwind CSS is the world's most popular utility-first CSS framework that helps you build websites faster and offers you the flexibility of designing elements and pages any way you like.

And finally, for the styles I opted for the most famous Tailwind CSS.

I didn't want to recreate something that already exists or to make a clone of anything. What I really wanted to do is to think of a complex structured website that solves an issue or adding value to the community. And one the things I love the most since I started coding is TailwindCSS for my CSS work. It makes our lives much easier and it's pretty simple even for backend developers. So I thought why not creating a COMPLETE community for Tailwind users where they can create, share, learn, comment and update. Using appwrite's Web SDK and Node SDK, that became possible.