🚀 Ever wondered how to write a single function that works for ANY data type?

That’s where TypeScript generics come in!

Think of them as templates for your code, making it reusable and type-safe.

Below is a simple example to fetch data from an API with a generic type:

🗄️ Database Magic in Pure JavaScript: Meet Node.js SQLite! 🚀

Node.js now has a native SQLite module that lets you create and query databases directly in your JavaScript code.

Note: Currently experimental 🛠️

It's easy to use, just pass in the keys and the value type. Happy typing 😁!

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💡 In your `useEffect` hook, you can check if the `beforeunload` event is triggered and display a confirmation dialog if necessary.

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Check out the attached code snippet for a simple counter example. Here's what's happening:

1. We create an optimistic count that updates instantly
2. When you click "Increment", you see the count go up immediately
3. Behind the scenes, it simulates a delay (like a network request)