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Hello world ...
this is Sahil from Bangalore coming to this community for sharing my experiences and learning from you all . Really excited to follow the same . Hope I can add a great value to your life .
speaking little bit about my professional self
I build intelligent software Tools and Data Driven Applications for LG Electronics(R&D) and also help in feature addition to LG Consumers products line.
lol I feel like such a rookie here
you are not alone lol :P
+1 :)
Me too 😬
It's a shared path, we all start at this point. On the positive side, you know your level, this should be good to motivate YOU, to keep pushing more, 💪🏻
Good to see new people here, as i am new as well. Cheers.
Hello!
Hello! :D
welcome Sahil.. that's great to see your achievements.. Good luck in your journey
Hello guy you work for LG Electronics.
That's great.
Inspired to become as good as you someday!
Hello.
hello sahil
Happy for you!!
Leverage your skills and understanding by being a part of this community.
Welcome Kaushik.
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Hello! good to have you here.
Hello! I am also new here!
Hi,,
Hello everyone, my name is Raji Oluwatobiloba, I am a software developer. I love to write and I am planning on using this platform to teach/communicate to people from my own little experience!
Hello how are you ? My name is Robinson and I write to you from Venezuela. I just started to learn Reactjs ... and I would like if you could guide me on the beginning of the session. I already have the Login interface and I redirect to the dashboard (in this case) ... but I don't know how to handle the user session? also the expiration time of that session? I've seen examples with LocalStorage but I don't know if that's a good practice ... I'd like to know if you can help me with an example? I did my backend with NodeJs Express connected to a Sql Server database ... Greetings...my email : loretoruiz@hotmail.com
Hi nice to meet you. You might be able to get some experience in the following project github.com/hyperledger/blockchain-... where I've joined as a OSS contributor. The project is using these tech stacks and always welcoming a new contributor. Cheers!
Hi Robinson, happy to help. Can we chat on hangouts or whatsapp?
Hello, thanks for answering ... I do not speak English ... I speak Spanish ... but can you help me with the google translator ... can you show me an example of what I ask in the forum?
Okay, if i were in your shoes, i'd use localstorage or cookies.
but I prefer localstorage.
normally you will be getting a token from the backend when you are logging users right? so just do it this way:
this will be at the point of logging in users
axios.post ('url', {
user,
})
.then (response => {
localStorage.setItem ('token', 'randomstringtokentopersistdata');
then on your dashboard page, just go like this.
const token = localStorage.getItem ('token');
you can store this token in a state and use it all over your app as it can be accessed anywhere.
I understand friend ... and how do you manage the session expiration time?
You can use JavaScript session storage
sessionStorage.setItem('token', 'randomstring')
const data = sessionStorage.getItem('token');
// to remove user data from sessionStorage
sessionStorage.removeItem('token');
I understand friend ... I have a doubt ... how are global variables handled in Reactjs ?? that is ... if I want to save and be able to use the variable == >> const name = '' in ALL my application; that variable will take a value when the user enters the system ... and from another component I want to use it ... that is, I want to get the value of that variable name ... can you help me?
You can store that variable in state and pass it as props to whatever component you need it(you'll need to read more on passing props) React official documentation is the best place to start.
Moreover, you'll reach a stage where passing this supposed variable from one component to another will be a pain in the ass, then you should use a state management, the popular one is redux. You'll need to go learn redux too. But for now, since you're just starting to learn react, try learning how to pass state as a props from one component to another.
Let me know if you need more clarification.
Welcome Raji.. That's the great goal to teach people.. best of luck here
Hello, nice to meet you! Awesome to see your already helping others out!
Hi Raji! Same here, I think teaching is a fundamental way to solidify our own learning.
Hello Raji, nice to meet you :)
Junior Frontend Dev, trying to get good!
LOL! Love this intro. I'm in the same boat!
me too!
Same here. Good luck on your journey!
Welcome on board
Gotta start somewhere! Nice to meet you!
Welcome aboard!
Hello everyone!I am Ishini Avindya. I am a writer, graphic designer, game developer, and a content manager. I write mostly on Hyvor Talk Blog about blogging, commenting,etc. As a graphic designer, I have designed lots of graphics mainly for Hyvor and several companies. Game developement is one of the most favortie things I love to do. I often use Csharp. I often do writing here to help bloggers, developers, and for the beginners. I want to help them and share my ideas with them.
Welcome Avindya 👍
Welcome, and i new too
Welcome to the Dev.to
Welcome, Ishini! I find the graphic design a really creative work. Good luck with that!
Thank you Vaibhav!
Welcome, Ishini! I am Jason, a professional graphic designer at Monster Logo Design which is a well-established digital agency in the USA.
Welcome. Im new here too.
Hi!
Yeah Sharing is Caring.. Welcome Ishini to dev.to awesome community.. I am also new and trying to get better in software development..
Good luck with your plans. If you needvto know anything about blogging, or to solve problems of blogging just refer my articles.
sure why not.. :)
Hello World, I am Juan an inspiring self taught web developer with a true love and passion for code. Really looking to learn and improve my skills here and hopefully be able to help beginners like myself.
Hello how are you ? My name is Robinson and I write to you from Venezuela. I just started to learn Reactjs ... and I would like if you could guide me on the beginning of the session. I already have the Login interface and I redirect to the dashboard (in this case) ... but I don't know how to handle the user session? also the expiration time of that session? I've seen examples with LocalStorage but I don't know if that's a good practice ... I'd like to know if you can help me with an example? I did my backend with NodeJs Express connected to a Sql Server database ... Greetings...my email : loretoruiz@hotmail.com
hey Juan, take a look at our website Mangoitsolutions, here you will find most of the relevant topics related to web development
Hi Juan, nice to meet you
What kinds of applications do you like writing?
Hello, well my current skills allow me to build static sites, but would really want to be able to add a lot more functionality to the sites. Currently learning node.js, mangoo and cant wait to start react. Goal is to land a job as a front end developer and ofcourse keep learning and improving.
Hi, Where are you based ?
Im lead dev at MEV Suite (mevapp.com) and we are looking forward to hiring Frontend Interns from anywhere in the world who may join our team fully.
See you around here.
Hello, I'm in Montreal, Canada.
Thats nice, Have you hosted any work so far already ?
Hey, Call me wiz lol..... Amma keep it short... Really hope this platform can help advance my development skills
You and me both!
welcome wiz.. I hope same too.. :)
Hello wiz
Hi Folks! I'm a software dev (mostly Ruby) and a random hobbyist. I've been stumbling across dev.to posts for a while, finally decided to take the plunge. Happy to be here ^_^
-Viki, she/her
welcome Viki.. whenever I see ruby developer.. I feel happy.. Ruby is underrated and people often bash ruby :(.. but I really enjoy learning ruby.. currently trying to get better in ruby and rails..
Thanks! ^_^ I really enjoy Ruby, and it's perfectly fine for a lot of things. It does have some limitations I don't fully understand, especially around concurrency and performance, and that's okay. Not everything has to be as fast as it can possibly be, and Ruby can also be made performant enough for a lot of use cases.
I heard ruby 3 will introduce static type checking and much more to make ruby fast.. let's see
I would really like to learn Ruby
Love Ruby!
Welcome!
Welcome aboard!
Hello, this is Daniel Roy Greenfeld from Los Angeles, California, USA. I am python, javascript, and C#/Unity developer who has worked for NASA, EventBrite, and an InsureTech. I've written books on software, Two Scoops of Django and Django Crash Course. I'm working on more books for Python and C#/Unity.
I love being a constant learner and student. I eagerly devour what people have to say on coding. The day you stop being willing to learn is the day your career as a developer is over. :-)
I agree with you 100%. The desire to learn is integral to success as a developer. I've been a developer for over 20 years, across many different languages and technologies. Whenever I'm asked about this type of career, I point out that you will never really feel like you have arrived at a full understanding of anything - there is ALWAYS something new to learn and so many different areas of expertise. This is part of what I love about it! Never bored. ;-)
Hi! 👍
Hi Daniel,
Nice to meet you here. Your book helped me to develop better system with Django at our place. Thank you very much.
Hi Devs! 👋 I'm Víctor and I'm a Full Stack developer. I love code, the Cloud, DevOps and also interested in cutting-edge technologies that can help solve real-world problems, such as Artificial Intelligence or Big Data...I hope to contribute to this fantastic community!
Hello how are you ? My name is Robinson and I write to you from Venezuela. I just started to learn Reactjs ... and I would like if you could guide me on the beginning of the session. I already have the Login interface and I redirect to the dashboard (in this case) ... but I don't know how to handle the user session? also the expiration time of that session? I've seen examples with LocalStorage but I don't know if that's a good practice ... I'd like to know if you can help me with an example? I did my backend with NodeJs Express connected to a Sql Server database ... Greetings...my email : loretoruiz@hotmail.com
Woow nice to reading! i am starting as a trainee in a big company in my country, it is supposed i will get full-stack and I will do my best to get it!
Debugging and troubleshooting got me here, but the dev articles made me stay .. Unlike Medium (sorry) I find dev.to to be more tech focussed, meaning less of promotion and more code..
PS: I am an active 9gager too.. so here's a 🥔 (potato) for long post.
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