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React Server Components allow you to split server and client rendering out between individual components, rather than having your entire app be one or the other. This means that on the server, you can securely call server-only APIs without leaking keys to the client. On the client, you can use browser APIs knowing that your code will only be run in the browser.

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Creating a text typing effect with React

How to create a text typing effect with React? The typing animation effect is a very popular effect on the web. It can be used to create a chat, a loading animation, or just to add a bit of motion to your website.

How to Create Multilingual React Apps with react-i18next

This step-by-step guide covers setting up i18next, translating components, and switching between languages for a multilingual user experience.

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State Management in React Applications Through URL Hashes

To encapsulate, managing state in React applications through URL hashes provides a robust yet straightforward mechanism that addresses several facets—enhanced user experience, state persistence, and server-side rendering compatibility. This article delved into two practical examples: a basic toggle switch and a more complex cookie catalog, both leveraging URL hashes for state management.