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Front-end development frameworks and their perks

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The Complete Guide to Frontend Frameworks — Which One to Choose in 2025 The Complete Guide to Frontend Frameworks — Which One to Choose in 2025 A practical, emotional, slightly sarcastic guide for curious developers, startups, and founders who want to pick a frontend stack that actually helps them ship — not just one that looks good on a slide deck. Intro — why frontend frameworks still matter “Use vanilla JS” is a take you’ll see when someone wants to look purist on the internet. It’s also the kind of take that ignores deadlines, legacy browsers, accessibility, and the fact that product teams have to sleep sometimes. Frameworks are not tribal badges — they are tools that help you manage complexity, ship faster, and make products that users don’t hate. They give you patterns for state, components, routing, and build tooling so that you don’t spend six months reinventing the part that should just be solved once. ...

Frontend vs Backend vs Full Stack: Which Path Should You Choose?

Frontend vs Backend: A Beginner's Guide to Web Development If you're new to coding, you've probably asked yourself: should I go into frontend or backend development? It’s one of the most common questions beginners face. The truth is, neither is “better” — they’re just different paths that work together to build the web. What is Frontend Development? The frontend is the part of a website or app that users actually see and interact with. Think about TikTok: The feed where you scroll through videos The like, comment, and share buttons Your profile editing page The video upload screen Frontend developers use HTML , CSS , and JavaScript — plus frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular — to make interfaces clean, responsive, and engaging. What is Backend Development? The backend is what happens behind the scenes. It’s the engine that powers apps like TikTok. While the frontend shows you videos, the backend is busy: Fetching videos from the database ...

API's explained for dummies ( with OpenWeather example )

Beginner's Guide to APIs with OpenWeatherMap Example Beginner's Guide to APIs with OpenWeatherMap Example Introduction APIs stand for Application Programming Interface . Here's an analogy to visualize it: Imagine you are at a restaurant and want to get some food. Think of the menu as the API of the restaurant. The menu lists what the restaurant offers, its prices, and other details. The kitchen can be thought of as the system doing the work, while the server delivers the service. You, the user, do not use the kitchen directly; instead, through what is listed on the menu (the API), you make your request, and the service is delivered. APIs are much broader than this analogy, but basically, that's how they function. APIs are useful because they give us access to various services provided by platforms in a reliable way. For example, if you are creating a WhatsApp chatbot for your business, you'll need APIs for WhatsApp and AI model integration. Or m...

How to Send Emails from Your React/Next.js App Using EmailJS

How to Send Emails from Your React/Next.js App Using EmailJS EM 🚀 How to Send Emails from Your React/Next.js App Using EmailJS A step-by-step tutorial to add client-side email sending capability without backend code. On this page What is EmailJS? Why use EmailJS? Setting up your EmailJS account Install EmailJS SDK Example React/Next.js form code Important tips What next? What is EmailJS? EmailJS is a powerful service that lets you send emails directly from your client-side JavaScript applications — without needing to build or maintain a backend email server. It connects your app to your email provider (Gmail, Outlook, custom SMTP, etc.) through an easy-to-use API, so your users can send emails (like contact forms, feedback, or order requests) right from the front...