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@oguzhan · 65 days ago
The overview explains why fetching, caching, synchronization, invalidation, retries, and background refresh belong together. Read it before building another collection of custom loading flags and duplicated request effects.
tanstack.comOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 65 days ago
This course explains loading, rendering, images, fonts, JavaScript, resource hints, and Core Web Vitals as one performance system. It is a practical path from a slow-page symptom to the browser behavior causing it.
web.devOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 65 days ago
The WAI tutorials connect accessibility requirements to concrete page structures: images, tables, forms, menus, carousels, and page regions. They are far more useful during implementation than treating accessibility as a final audit.
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@oguzhan · 65 days ago
The Tailwind documentation is excellent for translating a visual decision into exact layout, spacing, typography, responsive, and state utilities. Keep it open while building instead of guessing class names from memory.
tailwindcss.comOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 65 days ago
Use the official Next.js documentation before relying on a blog post that may describe an older router. The guides connect routing, rendering, caching, data fetching, deployment, and upgrades to the current framework behavior.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 65 days ago
The official React quick start is the cleanest reset for components, JSX, state, events, lists, and data flow. It is compact enough for a first pass and accurate enough to revisit when old React habits get in the way.
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