We can agree decoupling is a good practice that simplifies the code and the maintainability of the project.
A common way of decoupling the code is to divide the responsibilities into different layers. A very common division is:
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We can agree decoupling is a good practice that simplifies the code and the maintainability of the project.
A common way of decoupling the code is to divide the responsibilities into different layers. A very common division is:
For the last several days, I’ve been working on one of my pet projects for my portfolio. To be precise, I have been creating an analytical dashboard for an airline company. Finding suitable tools turned out to be a challenge. I wanted to use Next.js in the stack, and my goal was to make sure any user could understand the presented statistical data and, secondly, interactively explore the information. So, in this tutorial, I will cut my way through constructing the dashboard and creating a pivot table and charts in the Next.js app on the example of an airline company. Hopefully, it will save you time :)
Here, I would like to share all the things I did to prepare for creating the essential statistics. And we will start with…
My post about my 6-month job search generated some attention and conversation. The comments helped me clarify some of the more specific lessons I’ve learned recently or that I knew but were reinforced by the experience. After taking time to organize them into a somewhat coherent structure, I’m ready to share. Here are the first lessons on the list.
As always, if you have opinions, corrections, or experiences you want to share, please do so in the comments below.