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Rendering Patterns: Static and Dynamic Rendering in Nextjs

Next.js is popular for its seamless support of static site generation (SSG) and server-side rendering (SSR), which offers developers the flexibility to choose the most appropriate rendering method for each application page. Traditionally, Next.js utilized functions like getStaticProps, getStaticPaths, and getServerSideProps to manage how pages are rendered. Depending on the data requirements, these functions determine whether a page should be generated at build time or on each server request.

Exploring the Power of JavaScript Proxies and Reflect API

Over the past four years, I've gained extensive experience building products with Expressjs, Vue.js and React. As I delved deeper into these frameworks, I uncovered fascinating implementation details hidden beneath the surface. For instance, Vue 3's reactivity system relies on Proxies instead of Object.defineProperty() used in Vue 2, while React employs Proxies in implementing the Virtual DOM.

Learn how to deploy an ML model to the web

I’ve worked as a web developer for a while, and most times, I’m amazed at how web apps such as Facebook and Instagram are able to detect and recognize objects in images. I reckon a machine learning model like MobileNet makes this possible, but how do you deploy this model to the web?

How to mock a Sequelize database

Sequelize is a powerful Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library for Node.js that allows developers to interact with databases using JavaScript. It provides a simple and elegant way to define and manipulate data models that map to relational database tables.