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  1. Nikesh

    Beginner's Guide to CSS Text and Coloring

    CSS allows you to style your text beautifully—whether it’s changing the color, size, font, or applying underline, uppercase, or other effects. In this guide, we’ll cover how to use various color formats and text styling properties. 1. Text Color with CSS You can use different color formats in...
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    Beginner’s Guide to CSS ID and Class Selectors

    As a beginner, it's important to understand how to style HTML elements using CSS. Instead of writing all styles inside your HTML file, it’s a good practice to move the styles into a separate CSS file. This makes your code cleaner and easier to maintain. In this guide, you’ll learn how to use...
  3. Nikesh

    Introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

    CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and design HTML elements. While HTML structures your content, CSS makes it look good by adding colors, spacing, fonts, borders, and more. 1. What is CSS? CSS is a stylesheet language that describes how HTML elements should appear on screen. You can...
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    HTML Forms for Beginners: A Simple Guide

    Forms are an essential part of HTML that allow users to input and submit information. In this guide, we’ll explain a sample form step by step using a real example. 1. Basic Structure of a Form All forms begin with the <form> tag. The action attribute defines where to send the form data, and...
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    How to Link to a Webpage and Add an Image in HTML

    In this guide, you'll learn how to: - Create clickable links using the <a> tag - Add images using the <img> tag - Set a custom width and height for images 1. Creating a Hyperlink To make text or an image clickable and redirect it to another webpage, use the <a> tag. The href attribute defines...
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    Understanding Divs, Tables, and Comments in HTML

    In this beginner-friendly article, you'll learn how to use three important parts of HTML: <div>, <table>, and HTML comments. These tags help structure your webpage and make your code more readable. 1. What is a div? The <div> tag is short for "division." It’s used to group HTML elements...
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    Beginner's Guide to HTML Structure and Text Formatting

    This article introduces the basics of HTML using a sample index.html file. If you're new to HTML, this is a great place to start. We'll go over headings, paragraphs, line breaks, text formatting, and lists. You can copy the full code at the end, save it as index.html, and open it in your...
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    Simple HTML Page Example for Beginners

    Here’s a basic example of a simple HTML document for beginners learning how web pages are structured. <!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <head> <title>My First HTML Document</title> </head> <body> <p>I successfully created my first document</p> </body> </html> Now...
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    ⚛️ Using useEffect in React to Handle Side Effects

    In this guide, we’ll learn how to use the `useEffect` hook in React to manage side effects such as triggering actions after a state change. This is a powerful pattern, especially when you want to respond to a state like `loading` and do something like: - Fetch data - Start a timeout - Perform...
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    State Management In React With Union Types

    In this guide, we'll build a functional button in React that shows how to: - Use TypeScript interfaces - Use union types to manage states like loading/success/error - Handle button clicks and show status - Use `useState` to manage local component state Let’s start step-by-step and combine...
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    React Using Union Types in Props

    Union types allow a prop to accept multiple types or specific string values. Let’s look at both use cases. Example 1: A prop that can be string OR number interface MyLabelProps { label: string | number; } function MyLabel({ label }: MyLabelProps) { return <p>{label}</p>; } export...
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    🔍 Using Object, Interface, and Destructuring in React (with TypeScript)

    React with TypeScript gives us great tooling to write clean, reliable code. In this post, we’ll look at how to pass props to components using objects, define types using interfaces, and make our code even cleaner using destructuring. Let’s walk through it step by step. 1️⃣ Basic Component – No...
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    🚀 Side-by-Side Code Preview in VSCode Using Web Preview Extension

    If you’re a web developer working with HTML/CSS, React, Vue, or TailwindCSS, then the Web Preview extension for VSCode is a game-changer — especially if you’re using a single screen setup. This extension allows you to preview your development server side by side with your code, with full access...
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    Updated Vite React-TS Project with Custom Login App

    In this guide, we will add a simple login system to the Vite React-TS project, where we will store user properties (`userProps`) once the user logs in. 1. Project Overview 1. User enters a username and password. 2. After a successful login, custom `userProps` are stored (like `username` and...
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    Deep-Dive Vite Project with React-TS template

    Vite: A Modern Build Tool for React-TS Development Vite is an amazing build tool that provides fast development and optimized builds for modern frontend frameworks. When you create a project using Vite with the React-TS template, it sets up everything for a smooth TypeScript-powered React...
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    Understand Different Types of Frameworks & Languages

    Frameworks help developers build applications efficiently by providing predefined structures, tools, and best practices. They vary based on purpose, language, and use case. Here are some common types: Frontend Frameworks (UI-focused) Vite (Build Tool for Frontend) – Fast build tool optimized...
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    Setting Up Your Local Development to Run React on Linux

    Introduction If you're using Linux and want to start developing React applications, this guide will walk you through the steps to set up your local development environment. Step 1: Install Node.js and npm Node.js is essential for running React applications, and npm (Node Package Manager) comes...
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    Setting Up Your Local Development to Run React on Windows

    Introduction If you're using Windows and want to start developing React applications, this guide will walk you through the process of setting up your local development environment. Step 1: Install Chocolatey Chocolatey is a package manager for Windows, which makes it easy to install software...
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    Get React Running on Your Mac: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Introduction React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. If you are using a Mac and want to set up your local development environment to run React applications, this guide will walk you through the necessary steps. Step 1: Install Homebrew Homebrew is a package manager...
  20. Nikesh

    Getting Started with React: A Beginner's Guide

    What is React? React is an open-source JavaScript library developed by Facebook. It allows developers to build fast and interactive user interfaces using components. Instead of manipulating the DOM directly, React uses a virtual DOM to update the UI efficiently. Understanding the DOM and...
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