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If you have a project on GitHub, chances are you've been asked the question "What's the difference between GitHub and GitLab?" are pretty high. Many developers also wonder how BitBucket compares to these two popular code-sharing sites. After all, they're all very similar in what they offer and how they work. Also, if you are a client and you cooperate with a development company to create some product, sure thing, this company will use some version control system. For you as a business owner, this information isn't always important but in some cases, there are some differences and preferences in such a question. This time, we'll explore the differences between GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket so that you can make an informed decision about which one is right for your needs.

At some point in development, every engineer has to gain and enhance their practical skills. One of the best approaches is to reject solving small tasks and start creating a real project that you can put in your portfolio later. As for me learning things in practice is much better than just learning and solving tasks at Codewars or Leetcode. In a real project, you have to search for the info you really need and it turns out to be more engaging. You have the opportunity to create something cool, experiment there, and find out and fill those gaps in knowledge you have. That is why I'd like to advise you on several projects that will test and uplevel your skills. As far as I'm a ReactJS developer I'd like to show you my top 5 ReactJS projects for beginners.

useTrasition() and useDefferedValue are two new hooks introduced in React 18. They appeared to be great tools for making more smooth UI. Moreover, they use concurrent rendering in React which allows developers to create much better UX for apps. As far as these two are new hooks, some devs confuse them and try to compare them. For this reason, we will disclose the usage and meaning of useTransition() and useDefferedValue() and give a short glance at concurrency itself.