CSS Mastery with Kevin Powell: Unveiling Uncommon Knowledge Code Ryan 2023-09-27 | Discover the art and science of CSS with the insightful Kevin Powell. In this engaging conversation, Kevin shares his personal journey into the world of CSS and dives into the often-overlooked features that can supercharge your web designs. Explore the fascinating landscape of CSS frameworks like Tailwind, and gain valuable insights into the CSS in JS debate. Kevin also unveils his preferred approaches to styling applications, challenges common CSS best practices, and recommends the ones worth sticking to. If you're looking for 1 on 1 tutoring, email me at ryan@coderyan.io to check on availability and to learn more about the service.
A Commonly Misunderstood React Concept Code Ryan 2024-10-14 | Today, I do my best to clearly explain how snapshots work in React and why they're important to understand.
This Is Important To Understand About React Components #reactjs #javascript #softwareengineer Code Ryan 2024-10-12 | ...
Many React Developers Dont Understand This Code Ryan 2024-10-10 | Today, I'm going to fully explain the rendering, re-rendering, and committing phases in React.js
This Can Be A Problem In Next.js Code Ryan 2024-10-07 | Today, I'm discussing Next.js client and server components, and how to solve a common issue when using the two together.
The Next.js Mistake That Breaks Your Data Code Ryan 2024-10-03 | nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/functions/revalidatePath
This Is How React.js Really Re-Renders #reactjs #webdevelopment #javascript Code Ryan 2024-10-01 | ...
The Complete Guide To Mastering React State Code Ryan 2024-09-30 | Code: github.com/coderyansolomon/react-stateIn this video, we'll explore why React's useState hook is essential for building interactive user interfaces. Through a simple counter example, you'll see how relying on plain JavaScript variables fails to trigger UI updates when data changes. By the end, you'll understand how state management ensures your components stay in sync with dynamic data.
What do Server Actions do In Next.js? #nextjs #reactjs #softwareengineering Code Ryan 2024-09-27 | ...
Master React: Essential Event Handling Techniques Code Ryan 2024-09-26 | Learn how to handle events in React.js with this step-by-step tutorial, perfect for beginners. We'll cover essential techniques for managing button clicks, input changes, and form submissions in a simple, easy-to-follow format. By the end, you'll be equipped to confidently implement event handling in your React projects!Code: github.com/coderyansolomon/react-events
What is Rendering In React.js, Really? #reactjs #softwareengineering #coding Code Ryan 2024-09-24 | ...
EASY UX Upgrade: Snap Scrolling with Next.js & Tailwind Code Ryan 2024-09-23 | Learn how to build a cool scroll-snap feature in Next.js using Tailwind CSS!Final Code: github.com/coderyansolomon/scrollsnap
Avoid This Common React Mistake Newbies Make Code Ryan 2024-09-19 | Topics Covered:What is an event?How are event handlers typically passed?Calling a function rather than passing a reference to a functionBut what if you need to pass arguments?When possible, I like creating functions outside of the component so I can test them a bit easier via exports
The Surprising Key to Overcoming Coding Blocks Code Ryan 2024-09-16 | Today, I discuss a helpful stragety that has helped improve my productivity as a software engineer while saving me some mental fatigue as well.
This Is An Important Web Dev Concept To Understand #webdevelopment #coding #softwareengineer Code Ryan 2024-09-15 | ...
THIS Is The HARDEST Part Of Software Engineering Code Ryan 2024-09-12 | Today, I discuss what I think is one of the hardest parts about software engineering.
Dont Make This Beginner React.js Mistake #reactjs #webdevelopment #softwareengineer Code Ryan 2024-09-10 | ...
React State Explained: The Key to Dynamic Apps (Beginners Guide) Code Ryan 2024-09-09 | Today, I cover exactly what state is in React.js.
5 Things I Love About Being a Software Engineer (And You Will Too) Code Ryan 2024-09-05 | In today's video, I cover 5 things I really enjoy about being a software engineer. And for the record, I don't actually think AI will be taking all of our jobs.. yet.
