Today I will start the daily dev tips which I got from different articles and blogs I will sumerize and I will try to share about some new topics everyday
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The DEV Community blog post from January 2025 discusses the future of JavaScript frameworks, emphasizing a return to server-side development and the growing importance of compilation tools. Svelte’s evolution towards better performance is a key highlight, alongside the ongoing build step debate. It predicts a year of practical, AI-supported framework advancements for efficient web development.
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The DEV Community blog post from January 2025 discusses the future of JavaScript frameworks, emphasizing a return to server-side development and the growing importance of compilation tools. Svelte’s evolution towards better performance is a key highlight, alongside the ongoing build step debate. It predicts a year of practical, AI-supported framework advancements for efficient web development.
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Forwarded from Ethiopian Cursor Community
GPT-5 is now available in Cursor, the most advanced coding model tested to date.
Highly effective at debugging, understanding complex codebases, and solving challenging logic problems.
Available for free for a limited time. Enjoy exploring it!
👉 cursor.com/blog/gpt-5
Highly effective at debugging, understanding complex codebases, and solving challenging logic problems.
Available for free for a limited time. Enjoy exploring it!
👉 cursor.com/blog/gpt-5
Hey everyone, just wanted to give a huge shoutout to @tilon123 for the awesome logos he made for the channel! He saw what the group was about and took the time to create something really special. Thanks so much, Breket, for caring about the channel! 😊 So, what’s the plan with these logos? Are we picking one or using them all? Let me know what you think!
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Hey everyone, just wanted to give a huge shoutout to @tilon123 for the awesome logos he made for the channel! He saw what the group was about and took the time to create something really special. Thanks so much, Breket, for caring about the channel! 😊 So,…
Which one do you like leave you idea down in the comment
Best mental reset I’ve learned:
If your mind is loud — Write.
If your mind is empty — Read.
If your mind is racing — Walk.
If your mind is tired — Sleep.
If your mind is sharp — Build.
If your mind is loud — Write.
If your mind is empty — Read.
If your mind is racing — Walk.
If your mind is tired — Sleep.
If your mind is sharp — Build.
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Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
One awesome project I've been thinking about (and this post proved to me) is that there's no open-source ChatUI that supports model switching and local hosting.
If there's a sufficiently advanced UI that supports basically every main feature of ChatGPT then you're set :)
When I get enough money, definitely building this.
If there's a sufficiently advanced UI that supports basically every main feature of ChatGPT then you're set :)
When I get enough money, definitely building this.
The Compound Effect in Coding
One of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned in my coding journey is the compound effect.
Spending time on the basics even if they’re not flashy is worth it. At first, it might feel like you’re putting in a lot of effort for little return. But over time, those small, consistent investments in learning stack up.
Before you know it, the journey becomes smoother, you start building cool things faster, and your growth accelerates all because you took the time to master the fundamentals early on.
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One of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned in my coding journey is the compound effect.
Spending time on the basics even if they’re not flashy is worth it. At first, it might feel like you’re putting in a lot of effort for little return. But over time, those small, consistent investments in learning stack up.
Before you know it, the journey becomes smoother, you start building cool things faster, and your growth accelerates all because you took the time to master the fundamentals early on.
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While working on the edit/delete functionality for my #ExpenseTracker app, I hit a pesky bug I now call the "remount trap." The edit modal wouldn't close after updating an expense, even though the Redux state updated fine. Why? React's component lifecycle was the a mess!
The Bug: When submitting the edit form, a Redux loading state triggered a full-screen loader in the parent component, unmounting the modal. When it remounted, the React Router useFetcher hook lost its state, preventing the modal from closing. A classic React gotcha!
The Fix: Adding a key to useFetcher({ key: edit-expense-${expenseId} }) persisted the form submission state across unmounts, letting the modal detect the success response and close properly.
Takeaway: Understanding React's reconciliation, component lifecycle, and hook state management is key to squashing bugs like this and optimizing performance. Once you see the magic behind React, debugging feels like solving a puzzle! 🧩
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The Bug: When submitting the edit form, a Redux loading state triggered a full-screen loader in the parent component, unmounting the modal. When it remounted, the React Router useFetcher hook lost its state, preventing the modal from closing. A classic React gotcha!
The Fix: Adding a key to useFetcher({ key: edit-expense-${expenseId} }) persisted the form submission state across unmounts, letting the modal detect the success response and close properly.
Takeaway: Understanding React's reconciliation, component lifecycle, and hook state management is key to squashing bugs like this and optimizing performance. Once you see the magic behind React, debugging feels like solving a puzzle! 🧩
#TechVibe #ReactJS #Debugging #ExpenseTracker @alnova19
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Please, Ethio telecom, let me use what I paid for. Please, please 🙏