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Ashutosh Pande

@lepusarcticus

COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMER | KAGGLE BEGINNER | MACHINE LEARNING EXPLORER

Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India

COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMER | KAGGLE BEGINNER | MACHINE LEARNING EXPLORER

Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
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Joined Oct 2021
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Easy to Use
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Performant
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Great Documentation
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Highly Customizable

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yup
yupDead simple Object schema validation
Yup is a worthy package for validation and highly recommended if you want ease with validations. I have used Yup for validations like email which seems like Yup.string().email().required("Email is required") and this is called chain validation because it will give an error if it is not a string and if it is a string but not email and if it is required and you leave it empty. Without Yup this all would have been a lengthy process, thus saving you a lot of time.
yup
yupDead simple Object schema validation
Yup is a worthy package for validation and highly recommended if you want ease with validations. I have used Yup for validations like email which seems like Yup.string().email().required("Email is required") and this is called chain validation because it will give an error if it is not a string and if it is a string but not email and if it is required and you leave it empty. Without Yup this all would have been a lengthy process, thus saving you a lot of time.
@material-ui/styles
@material-ui/stylesMUI (formerly Material-UI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Follow your own design system, or start with Material Design.
When using material-UI for the first time I always wondered why they provide only blue borders to the textfields and then I came to know about styled-components. I have used styled-components to show a green or a red border if the entered email is correct or wrong. Styled components help you to style inbuilt material UI components by overriding their properties with your requirements. To understand read the docs, try some samples and you are good to go.
eslint
eslintFind and fix problems in your JavaScript code.
ESLint is necessary if you want to prevent yourself from unnecessary debugging. It gives you warnings for not using a variable that is declared and whatever rules you set it works according to that. People generally ignore warnings but I must say it's a good code standard and will help you if you follow proper standards and by using ESLint I have been delivering good projects to the project managers without unnecessary warnings while running the app.
react-dom
react-domA declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
Ever wondered what makes react the best tool when developing applications. It's the Virtual DOM. React-DOM provides the optimized way of handling DOM. It provided APIs like render(), findDOMNode() and few more. This provides you the ability to render a single component and update the DOM by only changing the sub-tree. The DOM changes are fast as only the differences are checked and updated. This is what makes react-DOM useful for react applications.
dot
dotenvLoads environment variables from .env for nodejs projects.
I have used dotenv in almost all the projects and the most useful was when I used it to keep Stripe_Secret_Key as a secret to pass it to another file using process.env. It's easy to use and helps you keep your keys as secrets. Documentation is also good and for payment related applications I will definitely ask you to save your secret keys in .env and public keys for testing can be used openly but secrets must be secrets and that is done with .env.
stripe
stripeNode.js library for the Stripe API.
Stripe has the best and easiest to use API to help you build payment and checkout experiences better. I myself have created a customized checkout page using Stripe, React & Material-UI. They provide a proper dashboard with details for payments, customers, etc. The only problem I had with Stripe was with 3D secure authentication. I found the docs good but some things were not beginner-friendly or we can say not in-depth. I wasn't able to figure out how to use 3D secure authentication for a long time and had to use other tutorials on the web to do so. So, docs should be made beginner-friendly. Also, the customization options are good, so you can customize checkout pages, subscription payments, and you can also make custom invoices (this I have not tried) or invoices using the dashboard, and receipts is an add-on. In all, it's a worthy and bulky package with many options for a good payment experience.
@material-ui/core
@material-ui/coreMUI (formerly Material-UI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Follow your own design system, or start with Material Design.
I have been using Material-UI for the past few months and I must say it's the best UI library I have ever used. The ease with which you can use reusable components like DatePickers, Snackbars, AppBar, TextFields is better than many other UI libraries for React and moreover, it provides customization also. I have used Buttons, Grid, Checkboxes, alerts, and many more components. This definitely saves time and the best part is documentation. Documentation is always up to date like the current version (version 5) is already there in the docs and they have given docs for all the versions. I have used both versions 4 & 5. There are some changes in the way we import like @material-ui/pickers is now @mui/lab and many more UI changes and bug fixes have been done. So, they also provided you 'how to migrate from version X to version Y' which helps you stay up-to-date without any hassles.
@material-ui/icons
@material-ui/iconsMUI (formerly Material-UI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Follow your own design system, or start with Material Design.
You have to use icons in every place. Like showing eye icons for passwords using InputAdornment or using tick icons for validation and many more. I have used material-UI icons for validations and customized them according to my needs using MakeStyles. The best thing is that the library is very vast. Sometimes when using other libraries you may be in a situation that you can't find the icon you want and customization is also not easy for other libraries. But I have spent a large amount of time using material-UI icons and must say I got an icon in this library for all my needs. Moreover, customization is also easy and you can follow docs to understand the same.
react
reactA declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
React has provided me with tons of options to build better web pages than I ever thought of. It's easy to start with if you are experienced or have somewhat used JS earlier. Good command of CSS is a plus if you want to play with customization. Reusable components and stateful components are what make react stand out from others. I must recommend react with material-UI for building good quality frontend for your application. React uses VirtualDOM and keeps the last DOM version in memory and only updates the changes we made not the whole DOM node. This is what makes react a more efficient approach to build a good frontend for the web pages.
prettier
prettierPrettier is an opinionated code formatter.
I used to write code in a bad way, with no spacing, no tabs, you will have to use a horizontal scroll bar to see my code if I wasn't using Prettier. But with Prettier I got to write neat and clean code with proper spacing not only for the working code but also for the comments you make. Sometimes you might feel like why is it necessary but trust me and compare the codes you have written with & without prettier and you will love how the code looks when using prettier. It comes under better code standards that should be followed by every developer. For beginners, customizing it might be a little tricky else it's all good.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
voc
vocaThe ultimate JavaScript string library

Due to its modular structure, the whole library or its individual functions load quickly while reducing the app build. Offers functions to chop, format, manipulate, query, and escape strings. No dependencies

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
scr
screenfullSimple wrapper for cross-browser usage of the JavaScript Fullscreen API

Full-screen a page or element Hide navigation UI on mobile phones Add full-screen elements using jQuery and Angular. Detects full-screen modifications, errors, etc.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
fj
fullpage.jsfullPage plugin by Alvaro Trigo. Create full screen pages fast and simple

You can create full-screen scrolling sites or one-page websites easily. It is simple to use and can also add a landscape slider inside your site sections. Highly recommend this from personal experience.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
bid
bideo

Adding a video background is easy with this JavaScript library. This feature looks cool on screens of different scales and sizes and works smoothly. Videos added can resize based on the browser used.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
reb
react-error-boundarySimple reusable React error boundary component
Performant

I used react-error-boundary recently and I must say that this is way easier than other error boundaries. So, we can display a fallback UI as and when we catch an error in the component tree because if we don't do so then the component tree crashes. This is simple than react's own error boundaries that's why I would recommend using it.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
prettier
prettierPrettier is an opinionated code formatter.
Easy to Use
Performant

You want to be a great coder, right? You can't be one if you just write the working code in improper format and there comes our life-savor prettier. It beautifies your code and warns you to include spaces, tabs, and newlines as and when required. This not only makes your code look good but it will be easier for other developers to understand your code in case required. Highly recommended to all the developers.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
@progress/kendo-react-grid
@progress/kendo-react-gridIssue tracker - KendoReact http://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/
Great Documentation
Easy to Use
Performant

KendoReact DataGrid is beyond all the DataGrids. Though expensive it has all the features, you name it and Kendo has it. Besides common features like sort, filter, pagination, etc. What I personally liked is the awesome column grouping feature with column pinning, PDF exports, and many more awesome features as an add-on. If you are working on a very big project with a good budget in hand then don't look anywhere else and buy this one directly.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
@mui/x-data-grid
@mui/x-data-gridMUI X: Advanced and powerful React components for complex use-cases.
Easy to Use
Performant

I would have like to use this as my go-to Data-Grid library but the fact that it provides just the basic features like sorting, filtering, pagination, etc. for free. Many other features like column reordering and resizing are in the PRO version which is quite expensive. Also, features like column pinning, column grouping, etc. are still under development.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
@material-ui/core
@material-ui/coreMUI (formerly Material-UI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Follow your own design system, or start with Material Design.
Great Documentation
Easy to Use
Performant
Highly Customizable

I cannot find a person who has worked on React and didn't use this library. The reason behind this being the most famous and most used UI framework for react lies in the fact that it's highly customizable. You name the component that can't be customized, be it TextFields, Chips, SnackBars, AppBar, SideBar, etc. I personally found the documentation and examples so easy to understand when I started using this library and would highly recommend this to anyone using React.

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Ashutosh Pande upvoted a review by Prarthana Pande
1yr ago
kt
ka-tableLightweight MIT React Table component with Sorting, Filtering, Grouping, Virtualization, Editing and many more
Performant

Ka-Table is my go-to component for DataGrid functionality after PrimeReact. I have used both and both provide many functions sort, filter, search, pagination, etc. But for me theming was easier in PrimeReact and already they provide so many themes and easy customization and that's what lacks in Ka-Table. I found customization not that straightforward as of PrimeReact and documentation is okay but not as good as PrimeReact DataTable. Overall good library for beginners but for production I will recommend PrimeReact DataTable above this.

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