State Management

Day 23 – Common Mistakes to Avoid in Cross-Platform Development

Introduction Cross-platform mobile development with Flutter and React Native allows developers to build apps for Android and iOS using a single codebase. While this approach accelerates development, it also introduces pitfalls that can affect performance, scalability, and maintainability. This blog explores the most common mistakes developers make, with explanations, examples, and actionable guidance to help you avoid […]

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Day 15 – State Management in React: Hooks & Context API

Managing state in React applications is often the backbone of a smooth and interactive user experience. Whether you are building a small landing page or a large-scale enterprise application, understanding state management is critical for maintaining predictable behavior and clean code architecture. In this blog, we’ll dive deep into Hooks, Context API, and how they

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Day 26 – Interview Questions for Cross-Platform Mobile App Developers

Introduction Preparing for cross-platform mobile development interviews requires deep knowledge of Flutter, React Native, and general mobile app principles. This guide includes 50 common questions, covering frameworks, state management, performance, security, deployment, and architecture, along with answers and practical insights. It’s designed for beginners to advanced developers, providing clarity and preparation tips. 1–10 : General

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"React developer coding with React Hooks symbols like useState and useEffect on screen, illustrating state management in modern React apps."

Day 6 – React Hooks & State Management Explained

Introduction React Hooks revolutionized how developers manage state and side effects in functional components. Before Hooks, class components were often required to handle state and lifecycle methods, making code verbose and harder to maintain. With hooks like useState, useEffect, and custom hooks, developers can now write concise, readable, and reusable logic for complex applications. In

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