Good morning gang, time to make some bread!😤😤😤

AYO WHAT????😂😂😂😂

Leaving coding stuff gains until the afternoon cause I'm getting these gains (physical)... The cut is gonna be diabolical guys😢

Better Auth — X25

RIP Skype 🫡

Well, it's raining so you know what that means. No power👍 Good night gang, may your errors and bugs disappear

Oh and before sleep takes over, imma leave you with a funny story.

I had an encounter with one of those "Your month = <insert thing of value>".
The one I got cursed with was your month = your girlfriend and I got P Diddy.

And the power is off...

Chat am I cooked?

Good morning legends, let's get this bread😎

Real

Learning journey so far:

🔹Passed the how react works part of things (I'll come back to it), but I understand the difference between components, component instances and rendered elements

🔹I understand what side-effects are. Side-Effects are actions that interact with the outside world or actions that occur outside the normal rendering flow (e.x: fetching API's, setting timers, etc)

🔹Side effects, like fetching APIs, should not exist during the execution of rendering logic, this is because it can lead to infinite rendering and in cases of fetching an API, have multiple requests be sent.

So what's the solution: ✅UseEffect

I'm currently going into useEffect and how to use it properly as well as get a better understanding on how to effectively use the dependency array.

Stay Tuned for more gang.

May I be damned, apparently using event handlers is the better way of handling side effects.

Am I wrong?

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Good Morning Gang!

Fun fact of the day:

Mac and Windows handle the overflow:scroll css property... really makes me want to change to mac with how atrocious vanilla overflow is on windows.

Have a great day guys!

Just started planning out my side projects and built the initial parts of the backend.

Any advice on how to efficiently plan out a project and it's components?

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And so the planning begins 🫡

Building side projects is a humbling experience, just started and I already forgot how to implement a basic auth controller. Just getting back to it slowly, but holy smokes am I cooked gang😂

The postman extension on VS code making me question if my code is working properly. Literally schizo phases with this extension

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