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⚡ Learning TypeScript Through Practice
Recently, I worked on migrating my Zerodha Clone frontend from JavaScript to TypeScript.
During this process, I worked with:
Typed React props and state
Shared type definitions
React Context
Axios API response types
TypeScript strict mode
This experience helped me understand the importance of type safety and writing more structured code.
I believe the best way to learn a technology is to use it in real projects.
Always learning and improving! ✨
#TypeScript #ReactJS #JavaScript #FrontendDevelopment #MERNStack #SoftwareDeveloper
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Great work on this!
A slow hero section usually comes down to five small details.
Put the image in the HTML, add fetchpriority="high", skip lazy-loading, set width and height, and animate only transform.
Good call on image dimensions.