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Building and developing an impressive and accessible website is now like clockwork with React. This framework makes the development process easier and faster. Along with that, it optimizes your website or application to become more engaging. React is the most famous Javascript framework today. And to smoothen the development process it has many UI component libraries. These React component libraries offer ready-made components and customizable components. In this blog, we will share 15+ Best...

TailwindCSS v4when I use the second command npx tailwindcss init -p, it gives me: NPM error could not determine executable to run TailwindCSS has just released its new v4 version, so all the older v3 documentation has become somewhat outdated. Upgrade guide - TailwindCSS v3 to v4 Changed npx tailwindcss to npx @tailwindcss/cliThe command to run is now no longer npx tailwindcss but npx @tailwindcss/cli. PostCSS plugin and CLI are separate packages — the main tailwindcss package doesn’t...

So you want to know how to undo the most recent local commits in git? As programmers, sometimes we make mistakes. The good news is that Git makes it easy to retract these recent commits and get you back to your previous version of your codebase quickly. This guide will walk you through the process of undoing your last few commits safely and effectively. In case you are like most programmers and blindly copy and paste things from the internet without ever reading them, here are all the...

In most cases, it is simple to delete a Git branch. 12345// delete branch locallygit branch -d localBranchName// delete branch remotelygit push origin --delete remoteBranchName Delete a Git Branch Locally error: Cannot delete branch ‘xxxxx’ checked out at ‘’ Git won’t allow you to delete a Git branch you are currently working on. So you must make sure to checkout to a branch that you are NOT deleting. For this use the command: 1git checkout <branch-name> Here we will check out...

“Docker.app” will damage your computer. You should move it to the Bin I got this crazy error “Docker app will damage your computer you should move it to the Trash” the other day. I’m stuck in a loop. I can’t cancel, it just reappears, I can’t move to bin it just errors - then reappears. I didn’t use Docker for a couple of months on my Macbook pro M1 running Sonoma 14.7. No changes were made, I just did not use Docker for a while. I did NOT apply any updates also for a while. Following...