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Hey everyone! 👋 Chhakuli here. Today, I want to walk you through an exciting task I received at work: researching and building a text comparison tool. This tool’s job is to compare two pieces of text, highlight the differences, and present them in a...
Hey there! I'm Chhakuli, working as a Front-End developer for a while now. Today, I want to share with you how you can make your app a lot better by changing how you handle API calls. Don't worry if you're new to this stuff - I'll explain everything ...
Hello, data enthusiasts! Are you ready to transform your data into stunning, interactive visualizations? Look no further than Nivo, a powerful charting library that allows you to create beautiful, responsive charts with ease. In this blog, we’ll expl...
Introduction In the world of modern web development, displaying data effectively and efficiently is a common challenge. Whether it's a simple list of users or a complex financial report, tables are essential. While there are many libraries available ...
If you've been working with Next.js 14 and you've spotted the error.js file in your directory, you might be wondering what it's all about. Well, you're in luck! Today, we're going to break down this file and see how it helps us out. First of all, let...
Introduction We all love applications that are dynamic and interactive, don't we?😉 As we push forward in the digital age, it's essential to keep our applications up-to-date, especially those built with modern technologies like Next.js. Consider you'...
Hey there! Ever wondered how to make your shared website links stand out on platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, or WhatsApp? Well, you're in for a treat because we're about to dive into the exciting process of crafting captivating link previews that wi...
Hey tech buddies! 🌟 Time to spill the tea on my Creowis tech journey. So, I've been rocking it with React in my projects, feeling all cool. But hold up! On day one, surprise! I'm handed TypeScript and Next.js tasks. Not exactly what I expected, but ...
