Bijay Kumar 
Recently, I was working on a large React project for a U.S.-based e-commerce platform. Over time, the codebase had grown messy, and repeated logic, deeply nested components, and inconsistent naming made it hard to maintain. That’s when I decided to refactor the components. It wasn’t just about cleaning up code; it was about making the … Read more >>
Recently, I was building a small project for a client where I needed to create a chat interface that looked modern, lightweight, and responsive. The challenge was that there wasn’t a simple, ready-made example that explained how to create a React Chat UI component from scratch, one that could handle real-time messages, user avatars, and … Read more >>
While working on a large React project for a U.S.-based e-commerce client, I ran into a familiar problem: my components were getting messy. They were doing too much, and reusing them across different pages became difficult. That’s when I revisited some of my favorite React component design patterns, the same ones I’ve refined over the … Read more >>
As a developer with over a decade of experience in web technologies, I often turn to React when I need to build interactive front-end experiences. Recently, I needed a Tree View component for a dashboard project, one that could display hierarchical data, such as folders and files, in a clean, collapsible way. If you’ve ever … Read more >>
Recently, while working on a React project for a client in Austin, Texas, I needed to dynamically add and remove CSS classes from components based on user interaction. At first, it looked pretty easy, just use className. But as I worked on more complex features like conditional styling and animations, I realized there were several … Read more >>
When developing dynamic web applications, you’ll often encounter situations where elements are added to the DOM after the initial page load. Whether you’re dealing with AJAX content, dynamically generated components, or third-party widgets, knowing how to wait for elements to exist is crucial for robust JavaScript development. Do You Need to Wait for Elements Modern … Read more >>
While working on a React project for a client in New York, I needed a simple way to show FAQs without cluttering the page. The best solution? An accordion component. At first, I thought of using a third-party library, but I realized that building one from scratch would give me more flexibility and control over … Read more >>
Recently, I was working on a data visualization project that required representing customer data from different U.S. states in a 3D scatter plot. I wanted to make the visualization more meaningful by adjusting the marker sizes based on sales volume. That’s when I realized, many people don’t know how to effectively control marker size in a … Read more >>
I was working on a Python project where I needed to visualize a dataset that had three continuous variables, something like sales, profit, and region density across different states in the USA. While 2D scatter plots are great, I wanted to explore the data in a more interactive and visually appealing way. That’s when I … Read more >>
Radio buttons are essential form elements that allow users to select one option from a group. As a web developer, you’ll often need to retrieve the selected radio button value using jQuery. This comprehensive tutorial will show you multiple methods to get selected radio button values, handle events, and implement best practices. What Are Radio … Read more >>
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