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scastiel.dev
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| | | | | React is living something these days. Although it was created as a client UI library, it can now be used to generate almost everything from the server. And we get a lot from this change, especially when coupled with Next.js. Let's use Server Components and Actions to build something fun: a guestbook. | |
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robkendal.co.uk
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| | | | | Part 4 in Getting Started with Next.js and this time we're looking at how to send a contact form using WordPress in headless mode. | |
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claritydev.net
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| | | | | Form validation is the process of checking the entered data against specific criteria before it is processed. This can include checking that a required field has been filled out, that an email address is in the correct format, or that a password meets specific complexity requirements. Among the numerous tools and libraries available for form validation in React, React Hook Form stands out as a robust, easy-to-use solution. | |
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| | | Articles on frontend development and more. | ||
