Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) A component should have only one reason to change, meaning it should have only one job. Example: User Profile Component Do: Split responsibilities into smaller, functional components. // UserProfile.js const UserProfile = ({
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Micronaut is a rising star in the world of Java frameworks, particularly for building modern microservices. This open-source framework boasts impressive features like speed, efficiency, and modularity. But how does it stack up against the established giant,
Large Language Models (LLMs) caused a huge stir in the creative circles when they were able to generate images, text and code. Initially the results were quite hilarious with drawings of people with messed up hands, hallucinating incorrect
In the ever-evolving world of Java development, Spring Boot 3.2 is making waves with the introduction of virtual threads, providing developers with an unprecedented level of scalability. Embracing the Scalability Advantage One of the standout features of
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In the realm of unit testing with Mockito and JUnit, the choice between mock(Example.class) and new Example() is more than a matter of syntax. It's a decision that can significantly impact your testing strategy. When to Use
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