teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
A Guide to Identifying and Removing Unnecessary Dependencies
Tags: nextjs, react, webdev, tutorial
Published: 2023-06-03 15:25:12

## Introduction:
As a web developer, you know how important it is to optimize your projects for efficiency. One common issue that can slow down your `Next.js or React.js` project is the presence of unused libraries or packages. These unnecessary dependencies can take up valuable space and slow down your application's performance. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to detect and remove unused libraries and packages in `Next.js or React.js`, streamlining your project for optimal performance.

## Detecting Unused Libraries and Packages in Next.js or React.js Project:
To detect unused libraries or packages in your project, you can use the npm package `depcheck`. This package analyzes your project's dependencies and devDependencies to determine which ones are being used and which ones are not.

First, install depcheck by running the following command in your terminal:
``` bash
npm install -g depcheck
```

Once installed, run depcheck in your project's root directory to detect unused packages:
``` bash
npx depcheck
```

The above command will list all the packages that are unused
`output`
![output](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/lgh5enm6yjpj2pd3gaoi.png)

## Uninstalling Unused Libraries and Packages:
depcheck will output a list of unused packages that you can then uninstall using npm. To uninstall a package, run the following command:
``` bash
npm uninstall <package-name>
```

> Replace `<package-name>` with the name of the package you want to uninstall.

## Conclusion:
By detecting and removing unused libraries and packages in project, you can streamline your project for optimal performance. Using `depcheck`, you can easily identify which dependencies are necessary and which ones are not, freeing up valuable space and improving your application's speed. Implement these tips in your `Next.js/React.js` development process to create efficient and effective projects.



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DEV Showcase v3
Tags: codenewbie, beginners, career, showdev
Published: 2023-06-03 15:00:00

Welcome back to the DEV Showcase - a weekly thread where you can share what you've been working on and get feedback and encouragement from the DEV community.

This is your chance to show off your latest project, share a cool hack or technique you've learned, or ask for advice and feedback from other developers. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this is the place to connect with others and get inspired.

Here are a few questions to think about if you're stuck:

- What have you been working on lately?
- What tools or resources have you found helpful?
- Have you learned any new skills or techniques recently?
- What challenges have you faced, and how can the community help you overcome them?
- What are your goals for your project or your career moving forward?

Remember, this isn't a competition or a challenge - it's just a space to share and connect with others. So don't be shy! Share your work and get feedback and encouragement from the DEV community.

We're excited to see what you've been working on, and to support you as you continue to grow and develop your skills.
When to know 🤔 that I am capable to start learning React
Tags: webdev, javascript, beginners, discuss
Published: 2023-06-03 13:57:48

There is a common misconception😐 about **React** which is, whenever it is asked that why we use react? explain it with an example, then a newbie will totally wobbles🤐
the answer to it can be given by telling a very efficient use of React that is Building Single-page-Applications  for example React can be used to control some parts of a website like navbar or widget or the entire page can be controlled i.e we do not need to render different html pages to the user whenever he/she asks for the change on the page instead of it we can use react and just manipulate the page according to our users ask 

well that is one hella🔥 reason to use react.js instead of “Just Javascript” 

Now you may wonder why am I reading this shit😫 even though I do not Know if I possess the appropriate and enough knowledge of JS to start learning React🤔😟


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/csoyr4i62vps0lj72q7x.gif)



Well good point!😎 So here's the thing you may think you are not ready because either you haven't even started a single topic of js, then yes you are not ready and I think you should buckle up and jump straight into the world of JS and start the journey🗺️
Or if you have the basic knowledge of Js and by "basic" means the following topics that is being provided here then yes you are ready to jump🤠 for React/Angular/Vue or any other framework and trust me you should.
Also first make one or two projects using Just JS(HTML and CSS) then you may get the idea about the DOM and various other stuff

--------------------POINTS-------------------
-🤘 Basics (data types, functions, loops, etc)
-🤘 Basic DOM Manipulation
  (document.getElementById("--id--");)
-🤘 Arrow Functions
-🤘 Closures
-🤘 Some Array Methods (forEach, map, filter, Reduce)
-🤘 Async JS & Fetch API
-🤘 ES Modules, Import/Export
-🤘 NPM Basics   

--------------------------------------------------------

After jumping in React, learning basic working of it about **components props states and various other hooks**, you can start learning different other topics of JS parallel to your React course hence maintaining a perfect balance because ultimately you got to know that why am I using this library/framework what will be the problem if I use just js and for that you do need to know how to code a particular React project using Just JS 
'cause that's what a real developer👩‍💻 is he knows the problem of one stack and finds solution of it into another 💪 not like some horse developer who got no idea about anything. 

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/1zar0nrwyj4sqm9caq2g.gif)
Understanding the Differences Between Tags and Branches in Git
Tags: webdev, git, programming, github
Published: 2023-06-03 13:45:15


In the world of Git, understanding the differences between tags and branches is crucial. Here's a quick overview:

A branch in Git is a movable pointer to a specific commit. It allows for independent development and merging with the main codebase, making it ideal for daily development work. It enables multiple developers to work on different features or bug fixes in parallel, without affecting the main codebase.

On the other hand, a tag in Git is a static marker for a specific version in the Git history. It's immutable, meaning it can't be changed once created. This makes it perfect for marking releases and easily reverting to a known good state if necessary.

In essence, a tag is a label for a specific commit, while a branch is a development path. Both have unique uses and understanding when to use each is key in Git.

For a deeper dive into this topic, check out the original article on Mazer.dev. It provides a comprehensive understanding of Git and is a great read for anyone looking to enhance their Git knowledge.

[Read the full article here](https://mazer.dev/en/git/introduction/git-diferenca-tag-branch/)

[Leia o artigo completo em Português](https://mazer.dev/pt-br/git/introducao/git-diferenca-tag-branch/)

This post was originally published on [Mazer.dev](https://mazer.dev).
New bee
Published: 2023-06-03 13:32:29

So hello guys. I am very new to this community and to be honest I don't know what it is. So let me tell about myself first. I am seema from india and i have just completed my diploma in cme ( computer science ) and i am waiting form my ecet results to come so that i can join in btech . i know a few programming languages like c, c++,java and python and i know basics of computer network, os, microprocessor , digital electronics, cloud computing, data structures. But let me tell you that i am now much of perfect or master in those things and i first wanted to be perfect in c++ with ds and i also started it. I am learning things from online websites and all thats how i came across this web community. I seriously need some guiding here like what should i learn in my 3 free months (coz i have alot of time between the admission process) and what i can learn and how should i learn . also what should i choose in btech college. My situation right now is like i want to do everything but i dont have a proper plan. can anyone help me out. Be a mentor to me. It will help me alot.Also if any mistakes plz ignore i am new and this is my very first post..
SuperAGI: A Dev-First Open Source Autonomous AI Agent Framework
Tags: opensource, programming, stackfoss
Published: 2023-06-21 21:23:41

---
title: SuperAGI: A Dev-First Open Source Autonomous AI Agent Framework
published: true
date: 2023-06-03 13:32:11 UTC
tags: opensource, programming, stackfoss
canonical_url: 
---

SuperAGI is an open source autonomous AI agent framework that enables developers to build, manage, and run useful autonomous agents quickly and reliably. It is designed to be easy to use, extensible, and scalable.

**Features**

- Provision, spawn, and deploy autonomous AI agents.

- Extend agent capabilities with tools.

- Run concurrent agents seamlessly.

- Graphical user interface.

- Action console.

- Multiple vector databases.

- Multi-modal agents.

- Agent trajectory fine-tuning.

- Performance telemetry.

- Optimized token usage.

- Agent memory storage.

- Looping detection heuristics.

- Concurrent agents.

- Resource manager.

**Tools**  
SuperAGI comes with a number of tools to help developers build, manage, and run autonomous agents. These tools include:

- A CLI tool for provisioning, spawning, and deploying agents.

- A GUI tool for managing agents.

- A set of APIs for interacting with agents.

**Community**  
SuperAGI has a growing community of developers who are using the framework to build autonomous agents. The community is active on GitHub and in a number of online forums.

**Getting Started**  
To get started with SuperAGI, you can follow the instructions in the documentation. The documentation will show you how to install SuperAGI, create your first agent, and run your agent.

**Contributing**  
SuperAGI is an open source project and we welcome contributions from the community. If you would like to contribute to SuperAGI, please read the contribution guidelines in the documentation.

**Contact**  
If you have any questions about SuperAGI, please contact on [GitHub](https://github.com/TransformerOptimus/SuperAGI) or in one of the online forums.
The Uniformed Symbols Project
Published: 2023-06-03 13:29:54

This is my first open-source project.
For inline and external symbols; variables, macros and functions.
Based on the official library or conventional styles.
Now, the public codes contain:
- CPL CHR-ARITH (e.g. _ChrAdd_) : String Number Arithmetic;
- CPL Inline-form string functions;
- ...

Here are my COVENANT:
- NULL is equivalent to 0 in CPL.
- char(1), short(2), int(4), ... have fixed size. For example, care about this if you develop Intel 8086/8051 applications.
- A normal string ends at 0.
- Little endian in CPL.
- "if(a)" is equivalent to "if(a!=0)", especially, for floating it is "0.0".
- Basic code-set is _8086_ and in _NASM_ style.

Welcome you to try and participate in~

[LICENSE] APACHE LICENSE 2.0
[LINKAGE] https://github.com/ArinaMgk/unisym
Arina June03, Respect for every technology sharer.
I've contributed to dracula/wezterm ....
Tags: draculatheme, wezterm
Published: 2023-06-03 04:04:57

## Preface

This article is about the contribution I made to the documentation of Wezterm's Dracula theme over a month ago, motivated in part by the fact that the merge had been done, but with somewhat unsatisfactory results. 

## Some background

I usually use Wezterm as my terminal and I use the Dracula theme for all my themes, so I installed Wezterm's Dracula theme. I was looked at Wezterm's Dracula theme when I introduced it, but it did not work as documented and I had some questions, so I decided to submit a pull request.

https://github.com/dracula/wezterm/pull/6

## What was fixed?

There were three things.

1. Added a link to the official Wezterm documentation in the appropriate section, as it was missing
2. Fixed typo, "=" to ":" when setting color_scheme
3. Removed descriptions in wezterm.lua that are not related to dracula/wezterm

The original change commit is below.

https://github.com/dracula/wezterm/pull/6/commits/0f5c4d6be4835a691f1e7d0703803441c3f4e2bb

This has been modified as follows, not including 2 and 3.

https://github.com/dracula/wezterm/pull/6/files

To be clear, I'm not complaining about my changes were not being included. I am concerned that someone without knowledge might make a mistake, so I am not complaining that 2 has become someone else's COMMIT.

As for 3, I am sorry to say that it remains an irrelevant entry in dracula/wezterm.

The settings in the bottom 3 lines below ( tab_bar_at_bottom ~ window_decorations ) are not related to the colours theme, so they remain in dracula/wezterm, but you can do whatever you want with them. 

```lua
return {
    color_scheme = "Dracula (Official)",
    tab_bar_at_bottom = true,
    use_fancy_tab_bar = false,
    window_decorations = "RESIZE"
}
```
What you learning about this weekend?
Tags: codenewbie, discuss, learning, beginners
Published: 2023-06-03 13:00:00

Hey folks 👋

What ya learning on this weekend?

Whether you're sharpening your [JS](https://dev.to/t/javascript) skills, making PRs to [your OSS repo of choice](https://github.com/forem/forem) 😉, sprucing up your portfolio, or [writing a new post](https://dev.to/new) here on DEV, we'd like to hear about it.

Best of luck on your learnings... remember to take breaks and enjoy yourself this weekend!

![Finn the Human from Adventure Time thinking incredibly hard... as we zoom into his face, we dive down to the molecular level and see thoughts forming chemically.](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/51o2fs2ema7pqoknekjr.gif)
NextJs rootLayout and nested layouts on routes (A beginner's guide)
Tags: webdev, react, nextjs, frontend
Published: 2023-06-03 12:43:00

## Past week has been exciting with NextJS. Tried to learn and make a website in a parallel way. So let's dive into what I learned about Next so far. The first exciting thing is layout.js and routing.
 
The most common requirement of any modern website is, it will have a consistent header and footer all just like the first image. The rootlayout function easily handles these reusable components (ex: Navbar.jsx, Footer.jsx) by just declaring it in the layout. And it passes others' contents, routes as 'children' props wrapped between the navbar and footer. That's how content becomes dynamic, and changes over routes. 


![Root Layout](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/dy3zh0llewhapr7b3t03.png)

Now my requirement for this website was to develop a sidebar as well. Numerous categories will be there in the sidebar menu to navigate them. I will discuss the dynamic routing/navigation in the next part. But the tricky condition was that the sidebar will consist in a specific route (ex. products), not in other routes (ex. ./ or /about). As I am following folder-based routing, the 'products' folder will need a layout.js file to handle the tricky situation easily shown in picture 2. 


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/gbprvw46pdy4zoub5w5u.png)

layout.js under products will have the ProductsLayout function which will exactly behave like Rootlayout. It will have a persistent Sidebar all over products/categories routes but won't be in other routes and will get other dynamic content as a children prop. So yeah, that's some magic. You can handle any static portion of the route or page with a just layout file inside the folder.
Componentes em React
Published: 2023-04-17 22:28:04

### **Componentes**

Componentes em React são como peças de construção que você usa para construir diferentes partes de uma casa. 

Cada peça tem sua própria aparência e comportamento e pode ser reutilizada em diferentes partes da construção.

### Personalizar componentes

Pense em componentes como planos de construção que usam diferentes materiais para construir uma casa. 

Os componentes também usam "props" para criar diferentes aparências e comportamentos na tela, assim como diferentes materiais podem ser usados para personalizar uma casa.

### Interfaces complexas

Imagine que você está construindo uma casa com diferentes peças, como paredes, telhados e portas. 

Você pode combinar e encaixar essas peças para criar uma casa mais complexa e interativa. 

Da mesma forma, os componentes em React podem ser combinados e aninhados para criar interfaces mais complexas e interativas na web.

### Atualização dinâmica

Cada componente tem seu próprio estado interno e métodos para atualizá-lo, permitindo uma mudança dinâmica na aparência ou comportamento do componente na tela, em resposta às ações do usuário ou mudanças nos dados. 

É como construir uma casa que pode ser modificada ou personalizada para atender às suas necessidades.

### Exemplo

A aplicação construída atente todos os conceitos abordados:

- Componentes são criados para construir diferentes partes da interface, como Menu, Content e Link. Cada componente tem sua própria aparência e comportamento e pode ser reutilizado em diferentes partes da interface.
- Além disso, os componentes usam props para personalizar o comportamento na tela.
- A interface complexa, com diferentes componentes combinados e aninhados para criar uma experiência de usuário mais interativa.
- Componentes com props, estado e métodos para atualizá-lo, permitindo uma mudança dinâmica na aparência ou comportamento do componente na tela.

[React sem State Derivation (codepen.io)](https://codepen.io/renan-tsx/pen/abRZEQw)
{% codepen https://codepen.io/renan-tsx/pen/abRZEQw %}

Tópicos relacionados:

[Propriedades em React](https://dev.to/renantsx/propriedades-em-react-3c22)

[Estados em React](https://dev.to/renantsx/estados-em-react-4e25)

[Formas de estilizar componentes em React](https://dev.to/renantsx/formar-de-estilizar-componentes-em-react-4dlh)
Wordpress theme development - version update function
Published: 2023-06-03 12:00:31

Hello,

how to add wordpress theme update function in source files? do i need to add a code in function.php ?

is there any standard code to add? what other files i need to add update functionality code?

i want to do this.
1- I will take wordpress standard theme files from underscores.me and make it as version 1.0
2- Make some fancy work on it, i will make Landing Pages/sub pages.
3- Make theme documentation for users to read and install.
4- upload on envato market.

So after 2-3 months if i upgrade my theme as in version 1.1
so how i noptify this to my envato users? where i need to add code in my theme for this function?

I know i can take api token generate from envato api website and update this in envato plugin in my wordpress dashboard.

is there anyone doing the same job or have done it?


Please guide
Best Regards
Always Return an Object - Why?
Tags: api, response, javascript, node
Published: 2023-06-03 11:49:00

Look at this function:

`function canShare(username){
....
Do some checks 
...
return true
}`

> Code snippet 1

When we call canShare('uyut') we get true or false. There's no problem with this.

So you could call/use the function like this:

`if (!canShare) {
Do something else

alert('cannot share')
}`


> code snippet 2

However when building API services, especially one consumed by third parties this kind of return could be a pain when the API grows.

With the snippet above the user only know they can't, there's no provision to let them know why they cannot or what action they need to take to resolve it.

To achieve this the function needs to return more than a Boolean but what...an object!

However with the initial type of return, couple of things would have to be changed to accommodate the change - and there'd be ripple effects.

We can edit the function to return an object of this structure:

`function canShare(username){
...
return {success:Boolean, message: string, action: string}
}`

> Code snippet 3

If an object is now returned the code snippet 2 would have to change to


`if (!canShare.success) {
Do something else

alert('cannot share')
}`

> Code snippet 4

This looks like a simple change, however imagine the function being used in multiple ways, in multiple places.

What do you think?

Are there instances you think returning object would not fit?

What's your experience with issues like this?

Share, I want to read from you!
Learn The Basic Structure Of An HTML Document
Tags: html, programming, beginners, makstyle119
Published: 2023-06-03 11:46:59

## Introduction:
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) serves as the backbone of the web, providing structure and organization to web pages. Understanding the basic structure of an HTML document is essential for anyone aspiring to dive into web development. In this blog post, we will explore the fundamental elements that make up an HTML document and guide you through the process of creating a well-formed HTML structure.

### The `DOCTYPE` Declaration:
Every HTML document should start with a DOCTYPE declaration, which informs the browser about the version of HTML being used. The DOCTYPE declaration is placed at the very beginning of the HTML document and helps ensure proper rendering of the page. Here’s an example of the DOCTYPE declaration for HTML5:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
```

## HTML Document Structure:

After the DOCTYPE declaration, we proceed to define the main structure of the HTML document. The entire content of an HTML document is encapsulated within the `<html>` tags. The `<html>` element serves as the root element and is responsible for enclosing all other elements of the document.

```html
<!DOCTYPE html> 
<html> 
  <!-- Content goes here --> 
</html>
```

### Document Head:

Inside the `<html>` tags, we have two main sections: the `<head>` and the `<body>`. The `<head>` section contains meta-information about the document and is not directly visible to the user. It typically includes the document title, character encoding, linked stylesheets, JavaScript files, and more.

```html
<!DOCTYPE html> 
<html> 
  <head> 
    <!-- Meta-information and external resource references go here --> 
  </head> 
  <body> 
    <!-- Content goes here --> 
  </body> 
</html>
```

## Document Body:

The `<body>` section is where the visible content of the webpage resides. It contains all the elements that users can see and interact with, such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, forms, and more. This is where you structure and organize the content of your webpage.


```html
<!DOCTYPE html> 
<html> 
  <head> 
    <!-- Meta-information and external resource references go here --> 
  </head> 
  <body> 
    <!-- Visible content goes here --> 
  </body> 
</html>
```

## Conclusion:
Understanding the basic structure of an HTML document is the first step towards creating well-formed and structured web pages. By following the DOCTYPE declaration, `<html>`, `<head>`, and `<body>` elements, you lay the foundation for building engaging and interactive websites. As you continue your journey in web development, this understanding will help you create more complex and dynamic web pages.

Remember, HTML is a versatile language that allows you to express your creativity and deliver impactful content to users across the internet. So dive in, experiment, and enjoy the process of creating your own web pages using the basic structure of an HTML document!

This Journey will be continue…