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Guides, page 15 of 20
This is a relatively generic and broad category where I attempt to offer guidance or instruction on more‑or‑less anything related to front‑end and web development.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about Guides. This is an area I have worked with for many years, and it has been a regular subject in my writing. There are three hundred forty‑nine articles collected together for you below.
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Throttling vs. Debouncing in JavaScript: Managing Event Frequency. Throttling vs. Debouncing in JavaScript: Managing Event Frequency
The differences between throttling and debouncing in JavaScript, including practical TypeScript code examples. Optimise event handling and improve performance.
Understanding Element Dimensions in JavaScript: Width and Height. Understanding Element Dimensions in JavaScript: Width and Height
Measure element dimensions in JavaScript with clientWidth, offsetWidth, getBoundingClientRect(), innerWidth, outerWidth, and responsive layout cautions.
UseReducer in React. useReducerin React`UseReducer` in React explained clearly, including reducer functions, action objects, complex state updates, and when it is a better fit than `useState`.
Dynamic Routes in Next.js. Dynamic Routes in Next.js
Dynamic routes in Next.js explained with `[slug]` pages, route params, nested segments, and why file‑based dynamic routing simplifies content‑driven sites.
301 vs. 307 Redirects. 301 vs. 307 Redirects
Compare 301 and 307 redirects clearly, including permanence, browser behaviour, SEO impact, cache handling, temporary moves, and when each status code fits.
JavaScript’s Math.random(). JavaScript's
Math.random()JavaScript Math.random() explained beyond the basics, including pseudo‑random generation, browser history, ranges, array indexes, and randomness limits.
UseRef in React. useRefin ReactUse useRef in React for DOM access, focus management, mutable values, previous values, integration work, and cases where refs should not replace state.
React Hooks: Modern State Management. React Hooks: Modern State Management
React Hooks, introduced in React 16.8, bring state and lifecycle features to functional components. Here, I explore how they work and why they matter.
Class vs. Functional Components in React. Class vs. Functional Components in React
Class and functional components are key to React development. In this article I explore differences, advantages, and when to use each in modern React apps.
Advanced Techniques for Responsive Web Design. Advanced Techniques for Responsive Web Design
Discover advanced responsive web design techniques with CSS Grid, `clamp()`, container queries, and JS enhancements for performance‑optimised, adaptive sites.
Custom _app and Custom _document in Next.js. Custom
_appand Custom_documentin Next.jsCustom `_app` and `_document` in Next.js explained clearly, including shared layout, global setup, server‑rendered HTML, and what each file is actually for.
Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop. Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop
The JavaScript event loop manages asynchronous tasks in a single‑threaded environment. I explore how it works with the call stack, task queue, and microtasks.
Creating Interactive User Interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Creating Interactive User Interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Many websites feel static and unresponsive, frustrating users. This article shows how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript create dynamic, accessible interfaces.
How to Prevent Race Conditions in JavaScript with AbortController. How to Prevent Race Conditions in JavaScript with
AbortControllerHow to prevent race conditions in JavaScript with `AbortController`, including stale search results, request cancellation, and browser support caveats.
Best Practices for Cross‑Browser Compatibility. Best Practices for Cross‑Browser Compatibility
Cross‑browser compatibility ensures a consistent user experience across different browsers. Best practices, CSS and JS techniques, and testing strategies.
Using next/link for Client‑Side Navigation. Using
next/linkfor Client‑Side Navigation
Event Delegation in JavaScript. Event Delegation in JavaScript
Event delegation in JavaScript manages child element events via a single parent listener. Here, I explore how it works, its benefits, and practical use cases.
