This article reviews the major additions and deprecations introduced in React 16, including component array returns, portals, error boundaries, fragments, strict mode, the new context API, createRef/forwardRef, fiber architecture, and async rendering utilities, illustrated with code examples.
This article walks through the three phases of the React component lifecycle—initialization, running, and destruction—detailing each hook function, their purposes, and performance tips, and provides a complete code example to illustrate their usage.
This article explains Angular’s component lifecycle, detailing each hook—from ngOnChanges and ngOnInit to ngAfterViewChecked and ngOnDestroy—their execution order, purposes, and how constructors differ, supplemented with diagrams and console output examples to help developers effectively manage component initialization, change detection, and cleanup.
This tutorial explains what Git hooks are, how to install and configure them, and provides a complete example of using a post‑update hook on a bare repository to automatically deploy a blog whenever code is pushed.
This article explains how WordPress uses the wp_postmeta table for flexible metadata storage and the hook (action) system for dynamic code insertion, illustrating both the benefits and trade‑offs of these extensibility techniques for plugin development.
