Ashok Rayapati

Yes. Hi, myself, Ashok. I had an overall 5 plus years of experience in the IT industry where it comes to my technical experience. I had 4.5 years of experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and 4 years of experience into Redux, and, uh, 3 years of experience into Nextiva, and 4 years of experience into React JS and 1 year of experience with Node JS. On top of it, I've also worked at one migration project where I worked on Angular TypeScript to React JavaScript where I do have a modular experience of migration also. On top of it, I'm aware of the material UI, check the UI, and tag with CSS. These are my text tags and the places where I have worked on. And I've also worked on different components of UI, like admin module, login module, protected routes, header bars, sidebars. On top of it, I'm also aware of CSS preprocessors like lessons. These are by technical evaluation and the things I've been I worked on.

Basically, in order to maintain and the address any words and issue reported by the users by keeping the plug in compatible with the latest version of content management system is designed for. It involves in testing the plug in with the new CMS releases and making necessary adjustment. And we need to monitor for the security vulnerabilities and release patches or update the address, any identified security issue problems and continuously optimize the plug in to improve the performance and minimize the resource usage. And by keeping the documentation up to date, we can include the installation instructions using guides and the troubleshooting tools. By providing the support to the users, we encounter the issues or have questions about the plugins. This way, we're all answering the queries for our forms or emails or other support channels, and we can gather the feedback from the users and consider implementing all the testing functionalities and the features for enhancing to improve the plug in functionalities and the user experiences by conducting thoroughly the testing after making the changes or updates to ensure they download and introduce new issues and maintain the overall stability. By using the version control system to manage code changes, we can track revisions and collaborate with the other developers if applicable by engaging with the plug in user community and participating in understanding the user needs and improving the plug in accordingly. By staying these things, we can maintain the plug in to ensure its continued usefulness and debenture to the user.

Basically, storyblock.com is a headless content management system that allows us to create and manage the content separately from presentation via of their websites or application. And the content creators use the story block initiate to interface to create and manage the content. They can organize the content in 2 different types such as articles, blog post, images, and videos. And the content in the story block is structured using flexible and customizable schema. It allows the developers to define the structure of content types, including the field and component each content type can contain. And Storyblock provides a version control features that allows the content creators to collaborate or content update, interact changes to content overnight, making it easier to revert, and the project that is particularly useful in the global application or website, and developers can interact with the story block content via its robust, stressful APIs or GraphQL APIs. It allows them to face the content from the story block and integrate that to applications or website. And developers can build the content of their application using the technologies like React and Vue. Js, Angular. Js, or plain HTML, CSS, JavaScript. They can use Storyblock API to dynamically face content and redirect out to the front end. And by integrating the story blocks content via SAP, we can create a dynamic and personalized user experience. They can face the content based on user interactions and device types, location, or any other criteria. These story blocks optimize the content delivery networks, ensuring the fast and available reliable and user around the world.

Basically, when it comes through the maintaining a complex website, it involves in several key aspects. Right? Ensuring its continuous functionality and security performance, We need to process begins with throughout the planning and designing where the website requirement goes and target audience are identified. It includes creating the wireframes, user flows, and design pop ups. Once your planning and design phase is complete, the website is downloaded using appropriate technologies for complex website that were involved in the front end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and framework libraries such as React for the dynamic user interface. On the back end, we can use Node. Js or Python, and then DB select MySQL and MongoDB. And this content management system for the website with the dynamic content or the frequent updates is CMS like WordPress, Drupal, or headless CMS, such as contentful and scrap API, may be used. Regorously testing is essential to ensure the website functionalities currently across the different devices, browsers, and testing their usability, and testing the performance, and testing the security, and for identifying the addresses. And once it is done, we can deploy the application.

Basically, when it comes to the brief explanation about the story more, it's a headless CMS that offers a flexible and developer friendly approach to content management. It provides a structured content model with customizable schemas, allowing us to define the content types and the components tailored to the specific needs. The real time collaboration features make it easier for the content team to work together on the content creation and update as a headless CMS. This story blocks provides a content via APIs, which allows us to integrate a seamless into the front end technologies. And Magneto is a popular resource framework for an ecommerce platform known for its robust features and scalability. It offers extensionly customization options and flexibility, making it suitable for businesses of all sizes with modular architecture, and it allows us to extend the customization functionalities to meet any specific business requirements. And Shopify is a hosted ecommerce platform that simplifies the process of setting up and managing the online store. It offers a user friendly interface and a wide range of customizable templates and teams making it easy for the merchants to create, visually uplaying story fronts without needing extensive technological knowledge.

Basically, when comparing the Nextius and React JS in the context of using CMS, React JS is a JS library for building user interfaces. It provides a component based architecture that allows us to create a reusable UI components and commonly use it for building the dynamic web applications as single page applications, and they provide a building block for creating UI component. It doesn't dictate how data is first of all, but we can use additional libraries like reliance on GraphQL for state management. And the accuracy is the React framework for building server side rendering and statically generated web application. It adds features such as server side rendering and file based routing, and it simplifies the process of building complex React applications by providing them built in routing system used for building the content rich websites, blogs, ecommerce platforms, and all other web applications that require SEO friendly. And with React, you can use the CMS. You should be as a front end of the web application that consume the content from the CMS via APIs, and we can use the library such as axios or build and fetch API to fetch the data from the CMS and enter it dynamically with the React component. And React JS provides us flexibility in how the content is displayed and is interacted with allowing the developers. And the JS can be used to build a server side rendering or statically generated sites by implementing the CMS and by providing the framework for server side rendering or static side generation. We can use this Next. Js data facing methods such as get static side props or get server side props to invest the data from CMS at build times or request time respectively.

Basically, when it comes to the non ethical legal or hack or alter, a CMS code base without proper authorization. There are legitimate ways in which we can contribute to a open source CMS project. By contributing the code, many CMS platforms are open source, meaning their source code is publicly available and can be contributed by us and contributed all to the open source with the project involved in submitting the patches, but fixes new features on improvement of the project's code base. Through the platforms like GitHub, by contributing the code, we can help improve the CMS for benefits of community. More CMS platforms support the themes and the plug ins, which allows us to customize the appearance and the punctuality of website built in CMS. And we can create a custom themes or plug in tailor to the specific requirements or needs of the, uh, clients that customers can enroll in modifying the existing themes or plugins by creating new words from the scratch or integrating the third party solutions. And many modern CMS platforms like the application unit programming interface that allows us to interact with the CFS programmatically. And by integrating with the CFS API, we can extend any functionality and automate the task. And we can contribute to the document, and we can provide the feedback and the bug reports. These are the essential to adhere to the guidelines and the best practices of local source contribution and can play an active role in shaping and improving CMS platform through their contribution and customizations.

Yes. There are also couple of issues, sir, like the inter, uh, like, uh, you know, the interface declaration as soon as we call it. The property of user interface are enclosed in the braces, and interpolation syntax is grid user function, like that uses. And the return type of grid user function is declared as string. The condition shift for the existence of user dot age is followed by return statement with the current interpolation syntax. These changes will ensure the code is synthetically correct and follows a typescript best practices. There's a missing conditional check-in the great user function. The conditional check for the existence of user dot age is followed by active written statement, which means the function will return undefined for user with the age. It is likely unintended. And the green user function is missing a return time declaration. And at the same time, the reason we are incorrect with the correlations intact and there is some missing braces and the interface declarations.

Yeah. Uh, so the detailed method of lazily loading. The lazily loading in the sense, uh, you know, it's a we can ensure, uh, that, uh, all the functionalities remain in the, uh, server side rendering. Basically, in SSR, the lazy load is typically used to load the data on the component dynamically during the server side rendering process and then improve the initial phase load performance by determining and deferring the loading of nonessential resources until they are required. And in such cases, we can use the techniques like, uh, Nanobank imports or server side fetching to lazy load the components. And the client side, sir, the link is commonly used for the load additional components or resources of the initial base folder. This lazily loading in CSR can improve the performance by large application by reducing the amount of initial JavaScript payload. So what only lazily loading is a powerful technique for optimizing performance and resource utilization in both SSR and CSR approach using React or NextShares.

Basically, the optimization, the SEO engine. The contents search structure and metadata. We can ensure that our story block content is well structured with appropriate headings, paragraphs, and metadata, such as table and title tags, meta description, and all tags for images. And we can also use a descriptive keyword, rich titles, and meta description that accurately represent the content of each page. In the site map submission, you can generate a site map dot XML files that includes all the pages of our website, including dynamically generated pages from story block content and submit the site back to a search engine like Google Search Console, and we can use clean and descriptive URLs for our pages with keywords that accurately represent the content of each page. And, uh, NextGen is automatically generates a SEO friendly words based on the file structure of the pages and can be cost of eyes there further if needs. We can ensure that Next. Js website is loaded quickly by optimizing the images and minimizing the JavaScript by the CSS files and leveraging the browser cache using the tools like Google page, speed insights, or Lighthouse to identify and fix the performance issues that may impact the pay speed.

Basically, monitoring a state, consistency in a distributed system with React fronted and multiple APIs. It will also implement in the best practices to ensure that data displayed through user remains accurate and up to data. At centralized state management, we can use the centralized state management library such as Redux or Mobax or React Cortex is a centralized state management that allows us to maintain a single source of truth for our application data, making it easier to synchronize the state across the components. And we can ensure the state updates are available to prevent unintended side effects and maintain consistency. We can use asynchronous data phishing techniques such as asynchronous functions, promises, as sync average, syntax to place the data from multiple NPS. We can implement robust error handling, a retry mechanism to handling values, and they work as well facing data from UPS. We can implement an optimization updates to provide immediate feedback to user while waiting for the responses from the APIs, and we can implement the event sourcing and event driven architecture to propagate the state changes and events across the distributed components. And we can choose an appropriate consistency model for distributed systems such as the eventual constitution constitution, constitution or eventual consistency with the casual model. And we can use data application and caching strategies to improve the performance and to reduce the latency by caching frequently access data and agile using the distributed caching techniques.