How to handle Delete option in Nextjs

const handleDelete = async () => {   // Prompt the user for confirmation before proceeding with the deletion   const confirmDelete = window.confirm(“Are you sure you want to delete?”);   // Check if the user confirmed the deletion   if (confirmDelete) {     try {       // Replace ‘YOUR_API_ENDPOINT’ and ‘YOUR_DELETE_PATH’… Continue reading How to handle Delete option in Nextjs

Difference Between tsx and jsx in React

.js is JavaScript, plain and simple. .ts is Typescript , Microsoft’s way of adding “concrete” types to JavaScript .jsx is JavaScript but with JSX enabled which is React’s language extension to allow you to write markup directly in code which is then compiled to plain JavaScript with the JSX replaced with direct API calls to React.createElement or whatever API is targeted .tsx is similar… Continue reading Difference Between tsx and jsx in React

How to use Tailwind CSS in your Vue.js project

Install required dependencies and add config files To use Tailwind CSS, we need the framework itself, PostCSS, and Autoprefixer. The thing is that Vue.js uses an older PostCSS version (7) at the moment, so we have to install the compatible packages for Tailwind CSS which by default uses the latest 8 version. We can install them by… Continue reading How to use Tailwind CSS in your Vue.js project

key features of useEffect hook in React component

Purpose: useEffect is a React hook used for handling side effects in functional components. Side effects can include data fetching, subscriptions, DOM manipulations, and more.1 Functionality: It allows performing operations after the component renders or when certain dependencies change. Syntax: It takes two arguments: a function and an optional dependency array. Function Argument: Contains the… Continue reading key features of useEffect hook in React component