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Noble Okafor-Staff Writer for Programming

Noble Okafor

Staff Writer for Programming

About Noble Okafor

Noble Okafor is a skilled software engineer with over 3 years of navigating the programming field. He has a passion for building optimized JavaScript, native and cross-platform mobile and web software solutions. He strives to document his knowledge and lessons through his technical articles with over a year of experience in writing. The primary focus and aim of these articles is to simplify the complexities around software engineering topics.

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How to Handle Date and Time Management in React Using Day.js

The Day.js library makes it smooth to handle date and time operations in React applications.

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How to Use JavaScript Design Patterns

You’ll find plenty of applications for these two patterns, so make sure you have a solid understanding of how they work and when to use them.

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An Introduction to List Rendering in Vue

Learn how to use Vue’s v-for directive to render lists.

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Native Routing Reimagined With Expo Router

Clean up your URL routes, even on mobile apps, using the Expo Router library.

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What Is AsyncStorage in React Native and How to Use It?

Learn how to implement this asynchronous and global key-value storage system for your React Native application.

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How to Use CSS Filters and Blend Modes to Create Visual Effects

The CSS filter and blend modes are powerful tools to easily apply stunning visual effects to your web page without the need for complex code.

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What Is Parallelism in JavaScript?

JavaScript programmers are used to faking parallelism, but there’s a way to achieve true parallelism you should be using right now.

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How to Build a Mobile Navigation System With React Navigation

Learn how you can build a solid navigation system for your React Native app using the React Navigation library.

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How to Handle Events in Vue

Learn how to level-up your event handling with Vue’s v-on directive.

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Handle Date and Time Operations With Luxon, a Modern JavaScript Date Library

Let the Luxon library bear the load of date and time handling for your JavaScript apps.

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How to Handle Date and Time Management in React Using Moment.js

Moment.js is a fantastic library for efficiently handling date and time management within React applications.

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How to Create Custom Notification Component in React Using SweetAlert

The SweetAlert library makes it easy to create customized notification components in React.

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How to Build a Web Component Using Stencil.js

Find out how to build reusable, scalable components that are small and blazing fast.

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How to Build Forms in React Using React Hook Form

Get your React forms built and validated with the smallest effort.

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How to Create PDF Documents With Your React Components Using React-pdf

Create PDFs with ease using this React library and some simple code.

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TanStack Query vs. useEffect Hook: Which Is Better for Fetching Data in React?

The useEffect hook is traditionally the preferred choice for fetching data in React. But is the TanStack Query a better alternative?

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Styling Your React.js Application Using Emotion

The Emotion library simplifies your use of CSS in React and adds some handy syntax features too.

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Working With Images in React Native

Images are easy to add to your React Native app. Get all the ins and outs on the built-in Image component.

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How to Create Engaging React Native Apps With User-Initiated Animations

Discover how reacting to user actions with animation can increase engagement.

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Getting Started With Vue.js: Understanding the Options Object

Define the logic of your Vue component using the Options object.

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