Daily React Learning -7

Day-7:👨‍💻🔥 (React) Today, I dived into useEffect hook. understood the concept, syntax and why do we use that to make our application. I also built a simple timer using useEffect and useState together. I did a extra functionality to start and stop the timer too. Tasks: Chatgpt gave me challenge to make simple timer using useEffect and useState and i made it.(obviously with the help of gpt itself) That's it for today! 🚀 source

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DevOps Quickie – 01

Mild Hosting if multiple computers are connected to the same wifi router. If anyone is serving anything on any port, then other computer can access it using other PC private IP address [ with port]. This is called mild hosting as app is hosted on the local network(intranet). To get your Pvt. IP Address ipconfig # or ifconfig …

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📢 Blogs Start 🚀

I've decided to embark on a new chapter in my life, one that involves blogging, building my portfolio, and contributing to open-source projects. It’s time to take my professional growth more seriously, not just by learning new things but also by sharing my experiences. Maybe these posts will help someone out there or inspire those who, like me, have transitioned into frontend development from a completely different field.

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Documentation That Developers Actually Want to Write

Documentation is an essential part of software development in the open-source world. We all know it's crucial, yet somehow, it always ends up as a collection of outdated markdown files and half-finished README.md lurking in our repositories. That's exactly why Query Docs exists—not to reinvent documentation but to make it actually work for both contributors and developers. I created Query Docs because I was drowning…

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How to Implement Preferences DataStore for Compose Multiplatform Mobile (Android and iOS)

What is Preferences Data Store?Preferences DataStore is a modern way to store small amounts of key-value data in Android, replacing SharedPreferences. It is more efficient because it uses Kotlin Flow for async data handling and ensures data consistency. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a working DataStore setup that allows you to store and retrieve key-value preferences…

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How Hawaiian Clothes Have Influenced Global Fashion Trends?

The Origin of Hawaiian Clothes and Their Cultural SignificanceHawaiian clothes have a deep-rooted history that reflects the rich culture and traditions of the Hawaiian Islands. These garments, including the iconic Aloha shirt and the colorful muumuu, have long been symbols of relaxation, comfort, and island life. Inspired by Polynesian patterns, Japanese textile techniques, and Western tailoring, these pieces…

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Show Dev: A simple privacy-first analytics tool you'll fall in love with!

Hey Indie Hackers! Throughout our journey working on client projects and our own products, we've constantly needed insights into how users interact with the web. we’ve tussled with many analytics solutions but guess what? most of them were certainly overkill. they were too complex, too invasive, or too expensive. We took this personally and created our own solution, Peasy, a simple, focused…

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10 Must Read System Design Interview Books for Software Engineers

Disclosure: This post includes affiliate links; I may receive compensation if you purchase products or services from the different links provided in this article. Hello folks, if you are preparing for tech interviews in 2025 then you must have thought about System design interview, one of the toughest part of tech interviews. Not many people can crack it because of its open ended and vast nature, in…

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Introducing My New Project Tarin, A TypeScript Backend Library For API Development

Introduction While working on a full-stack project, I built both the frontend and backend API myself. The problem? Manually documenting the API was tedious and time-consuming. So, I started looking for a self-documenting API library for Node.js on Google and npm—but surprisingly, I couldn’t find one. I did come across Tapir, a great project for Scala, but I needed something similar for…

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10 Essential Linux Commands Every Beginner Should Know: Your Path to Linux Mastery

Introduction Have you ever stared at a Linux terminal, cursor blinking expectantly, and felt completely lost? You're not alone. Learning Linux can feel overwhelming at first, but mastering just a handful of essential commands can transform you from a confused newcomer to a confident user. This guide will walk you through the ten most important Linux commands that form the foundation of…

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