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👉🏻 In benchmarks of server-side rendering (SSR) across frontend frameworks, like React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid, fastify-html and Vue are the top performers.
As you can see in the example above, the ref can only be accessed after the component is mounted. Therefore, we use the onMountedonMounted lifecycle hook to focus on the input element. In a template expression, myInputmyInput will be nullnull on the first render because the element doesn't exist at that point.
If the auto-inference doesn't work as expected, you can provide a type argument to useTemplateRef()useTemplateRef() to specify the type explicitly:
👉🏻 This book is a collection of common and challenging trouble spots that trip up JS and TypeScript developers, along with tips on how to recognize and resolve them.
👉🏻 The Temporal API in JavaScript offers a new approach to handling time with the Temporal.ZonedDateTime object, which accurately represents dates and times with their corresponding time zones.
👉🏻 A CLI tool that detects memory leaks in web applications by simulating user interactions, analyzing heap snapshots, and identifying leaked objects, event listeners, and DOM nodes.
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