Understanding security in React Native applications - LogRocket Blog
Developers are shifting towards hybrid mobile frameworks like React Native instead of creating separate native applications.
React Native architecture involves the JavaScript thread and the native bridge, which can lead to challenges like asynchronicity, bottlenecking, and single point of failure.
WebSockets vs Server-Sent-Events vs Long-Polling vs WebRTC vs WebTransport | RxDB - JavaScript Database
Long polling, WebSockets, SSE, WebTransport, and WebRTC are technologies used for server-client communication in modern web applications.
Long polling establishes a connection to the server that remains open until new data is available, providing immediate updates but may introduce delays and be less efficient.
INP Optimization: Your Roadmap to Improving Website Performance and Google Rankings
FID is currently an important metric for measuring website performance, but will be replaced by INP in the future, which focuses on the latency of all user interactions.
Common reasons for long interaction duration include issues with styles affecting performance, as well as tasks blocking the main thread during user interactions.
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Businesses can use Enatega for a customizable food delivery and order management system.
Enatega offers various features like multi-language support, real-time tracking, and payment integration.
Exploring advanced Next.js routing conventions - LogRocket Blog
Next.js offers a built-in routing system with support for both client-side and server-side rendering, eliminating the need for external libraries like React Router DOM.
Next.js 13 introduced the App Router with features like layouts, dynamic routes, nested routes, and new routing conventions for creating advanced routing patterns.
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How to Use Server-sent Events in Node.js - SitePoint
Server-sent events (SSE) allow a server to push data to the browser at any time without the need for constant refresh or polling mechanisms.
SSE is an efficient way to provide live data updates to clients on the web, enabling real-time information delivery such as news bulletins or stock prices.