Next.js is a framework used to develop production ready React applications. Next.js provides many useful features e.g. pre-rendering, smart bundling, dynamic file-based routing, route pre-fetching and many more. In this blog post, we have discussed the prerequisites, how to create next.js application, next.js pages, and pre-rendering techniques.
This post belongs to the HTML course titled "Learn HTML & HTML5". In this post, we have discussed what is HTML?
Following are some general recommendations to enhance security of a WordPress website. Use a security plugin e.g. Wordfence (if not already installed) and make sure that it’s updated to the latest version. Following is a short summary of recommended Wordfence…
Visual Studio Code (VSCode) provides an integrated terminal to run commands inside the current directory. Recently, I installed VSCode and tried to run the NPM commands and it shows following errors:
Recently, we have updated our PHP version to the latest stable version (7.4.9) for our WordPress website. After the update we started getting PHP warnings. We have listed some of the warnings with their possible solutions in this blog post.
Create a file src and add following code in it: To link our app with the redux store update the main app file as follows:
In this blog post, we have discussed some JavaScript and Angular concepts.
In this blog post, we have listed some of the techniques which can be used to optimize the speed, loading time and performance of an angular application.
If your angular application is not working in IE11, then the following simple steps can be used to make it work.
Normally, we use Angular Material’s data tables with pagination (mat-paginator) to list the results. This is not an efficient and optimal approach particularly if there are lots of records to show in the table. Angular Material’s pagination just divides the…
In this post, we have discussed the steps required to get started with MongoDB on the localhost.
In this post, we will learn about components and how to create new components in an Angular 9 application using Angular CLI. We will create the required components for our application and will show how components can be used to organize the content of the application.
In this post, we will have a demo of our learning management system known as UniLMS which is shipped as a WordPress plugin. We will discuss the main features, modules, and components of the plugin. We will also test the…
In this blog post, we have discussed what is React server-side rendering, what's the difference between client-side rendering and server-side rendering and shared some code snippets for the server-side rendered React applications.
This is the second part of the series "Learn Angular 9 From Scratch". In this post, we will learn how to create a new Angular application using Angular Command Line Interfacer i.e. Angular CLI.
In this post, we will learn: 1. What is Angular? 2. What are Single Page Applications (SPA's)? 3. What are the prerequisites to create an angular application? 4. What is NodeJS and Node Package Manager (npm)? 5. What is Angular CLI?
Git/Github is a very powerful version control management tool used by the developers to manage the source code of the projects. In this blog post, we have listed all of the basic Git commands along with the short description of their usage.
The following are the points to create a simple React Native mobile application. Make sure NodeJS is installed Install expo-cli, globally by running the command: npm install -g expo-cli If you get an error while installing the expo-cli, run the…
In a recent project, I was working on a user profile component that can be used by the user to edit their profile information. A part of that component was a profile image section which lets the user change their profile picture. The profile picture is sent to the Node API via HTTP Post request, stored in a folder and then name/URL of the image is stored in the database. In this post, I will share the code on how to implement this functionality.
WordPress provides a REST API to get, update, and delete the WordPress website data. This means that we can use WordPress CMS as a backend system to create & manage content and Angular or React to design our frontend application to consume the content using the WordPress REST API. In this blog post, we discussed the authentication process to safely and securely consume WordPress data using WordPress REST API.