When Apollo’s Cache Gets Confused: Handling Nested Data Collisions

by Samarth Kulkarni, posted in Frontend Development, graphql, React

Imagine having an awesome day as a programmer — coding new features, enjoying your favourite coffee , when suddenly, you got yourself into a situation in your app’s data management. You delete an item, expecting it to vanish neatly, but instead, it disappears everywhere — even places it shouldn’t. Is it magic or something? Nope, it’s a … Continue reading When Apollo’s Cache Gets Confused: Handling Nested Data Collisions

Code Less, Query More: GraphQL Power in Rails APIs

by Bhushan Nagpure, posted in Ruby, Ruby on Rails

Simpler requests, smarter responses, and happier devs! Ever tried building something that seems simple — like showing a user’s profile with posts and likes — and suddenly you’re juggling 5 API calls, 3 loading spinners, and a me breathing down your brain asking: “Why is it still loading?” Yeah… same, If you’ve ever felt that pain, you’re … Continue reading Code Less, Query More: GraphQL Power in Rails APIs

JavaScript Type Coercion Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide

by rohitsinha30544f74b0, posted in Javascript

Coercion JavaScript can do some surprising things behind the scenes, like turning numbers into strings or treating an empty array as true. This magic is called Type Coercion, and understanding it will help you write better, bug-free code. In this blog, we’ll walk through this concept step-by-step, using clear examples and plain language so that even if … Continue reading JavaScript Type Coercion Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide