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Components Microservices

For a few days I'm dealing with different architecture patterns. In particular, I want to better understand the microservice architecture. I understand the basic structure, but what I haven't quite fi...
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darkcloud

components

microservices

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Microservice architecture is a services oriented archtecture pattern that breaks up the services based on a single responsiblity. I usually follow the SOLID acronym when thinking about how to break t...
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michael shomsky

NextJS access a variable from another component

I have a variable in a component. And I want to be able to access this variable in another component. I use NextJS. How can I do ? code : Component/Question.js import { useState } from "react&quo...
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Théo

reactjs

next.js

components

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You need to use a global state management such as Redux (or Redux Toolkit!), or use React Context to share the variable. I'm more familiar with redux toolkit (abbreviated as RTK). in RTK, you need to ...
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James Gunawan

Call method from parent to child via component

I have a Two components 1)Job.jsx -parent 2)Jobmodel.jsx -child So I have a method in job.jsx const [joblist, SetJoblist] = useState([]); const loadJobs = async () => { const res = awai...
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Shanu k k

reactjs

components

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You are facing some syntax issues here. You should destructure your props like this (since the props that you give to your component are stored in an single object): export default function Jobdetails...
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TheTisiboth

How to pass controls in parent component sent from child component?

https://stackblitz.com/edit/child-component-ki8tvu?file=app%2Fchild.component.ts, check my code here app.component.html: <div [formGroup]="myform"> <h1>Good bye</h1> &...
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Parul

angular

components

formarray

angular-reactive-forms

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Answers: 1

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You can use this solution: this.form.valueChanges.subscribe((res) => { this.guestData.emit(this.form); });
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Souhail HARRATI

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