If you have been working with React for a while, you know that building a news feed is a rite of passage. It is one of those components that seems simple until you start handling real-time data. In my years of developing front-end applications, I have built dozens of these feeds. Whether it is for … Read more >>
When I first started building React applications nearly a decade ago, the transition from standard JavaScript to ES6 classes felt like a massive shift in how we structured UI logic. One of the most common patterns I’ve used daily is the export default class syntax to define and share components across an application. In this … Read more >>
I’ve often seen applications crawl to a halt because of unnecessary rerenders. It is a common frustration when a small change in a parent component triggers a full refresh of every single child, even when their data hasn’t changed. I remember working on a high-traffic financial dashboard for a New York firm where every tick … Read more >>
Throughout my years of building large-scale React applications, I’ve found that how you organize and export your components is just as important as the logic inside them. In this guide, I will show you the different ways to export components in React, using real-world examples that go beyond simple “Hello World” snippets. Whether you are … Read more >>
In my years of developing React applications, testing has always been the backbone of a reliable product. One tool I find myself reaching for constantly is jest.spyOn(). It is incredibly useful when you want to track how a component interacts with its dependencies without completely replacing them. In this tutorial, I’ll share how I use … Read more >>
I have run into many situations where I needed to duplicate data without affecting the original. It sounds simple enough to just use the assignment operator, but that is often where the trouble starts for many developers. I remember working on a logistics dashboard for a shipping company in New York, and we had a … Read more >>
I’ve often run into scenarios where a class inherits from multiple parents. It can get confusing quickly when those parent classes have methods with the same name. Python uses a specific set of rules called Method Resolution Order (MRO) to decide which method to run first. Understanding MRO is essential if you want to master … Read more >>
Managing memory in Python used to feel like a “black box” to me when I first started developing large-scale applications for US-based fintech firms. I often wondered how my scripts could handle millions of transaction records without crashing the system or slowing down the server. Understanding how Python stores objects in memory changed the way … Read more >>
During my years developing complex Python applications, I have often found myself needing to peek under the hood of an object. Whether I am debugging a Django model or inspecting a data frame, knowing exactly what attributes are available is a lifesaver. Python provides two built-in functions for this: dir() and vars(). While they might … Read more >>
In my years of building large-scale Python applications, I have often needed to peek under the hood of how objects store their data. One of the most powerful yet misunderstood tools for this is the __dict__ attribute. Whenever I am debugging complex class hierarchies or building dynamic APIs, __dict__ is my go-to for inspecting object … Read more >>
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