This article was originally published in HackerNoonOver the years I've jumped... | Continue reading
The `line-height` CSS property defines the space between two inline elements. The typical use is, to space-out text. Let's see how we can use it. | Continue reading
Degrees and radians are the angle units we all know and hate, but two lesser-known units are often much easier: turns and gradians! | Continue reading
1. AuthenticationCheck a users identity. Based on email or social l... | Continue reading
Don't build your portfolio with just React. Use Gatsby. | Continue reading
My current primary tech stack is Node.js/Javascript and, like many teams, I mov... | Continue reading
I've been coding for almost 2yrs and I still kept asking myself the same questi... | Continue reading
I made an offline only, 100% swift, open source macOS password manager in a month as a side project around my full time job. See how the launch went. | Continue reading
Frontend developers have begun to split into two discernible factions by role: JS Engineers and UX Engineers. The internet weighs in on the schism.... | Continue reading
Discover the different ways you can start contributing to Node.js in 2019 | Continue reading
Last week marked the second anniversary of my most-recent paycheck, and next we... | Continue reading
Most people want to make things perfect. Sometimes we evaluate the complexity of an upcoming goal or a problem. So, the fear to not complete it perfectly or "wrong" (Yeah, who are judges? 🤔) stops us even from trying. | Continue reading
Here is how we containerize an application in this example I have chosen a dotn... | Continue reading
Subdomains for your necessities | Continue reading
A quick introduction to AlaSQL | Continue reading
Networking advice for introverts. | Continue reading
EffectNode as a library. | Continue reading
Or; functional and object-oriented are members of two different classes. ... | Continue reading
One way you could write vuejs without a build step | Continue reading
Python typing just got a new shiny feature: Literal types. Let's dive in a get familiar with it. | Continue reading
React Easy State's v6.1.0 update adds hooks support, StrictMode compatibility and batching improvements without any new API or breaking changes. | Continue reading
There are a lot of people who love both JS and UX/CSS. If we stop labeling people just as “JS developers” or “UX developers”, we can achieve a ceasefire in the current “JS vs. CSS” war and achieve a mutually benefiting peace. | Continue reading
MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Redis... and many more you just name it... Databases... | Continue reading
If you are developer frustrated by meetings at work, then read this article and learn how you can fix meetings with these four simple rules. How to make your development meetings effective again! | Continue reading
IntroductionTypeScript has a Turing complete type system. This mean... | Continue reading
A tutorial on how to build a Twitter bot using Serverless and AWS Lambda | Continue reading
Lifecycle methods pushed us to think more about *when* something happens rather than to define *how* we can get *what* we need. What would you say if you could focus on value computations and leave the rest to the library? | Continue reading
What are CSS Specificity graphs and how are they helpful? | Continue reading
Being a software developer is much more than simply knowing everything about mastering programming languages... | Continue reading
Introduction To Realm Mobile Database In React Native | Continue reading
What if I told you that you don't have to be afraid of exceptions? That they wanted to be your friend and help you write better code? | Continue reading
Real lessons from running 100% serverless | Continue reading
Countless times I meet developers who prefer simpler editors. And by “prefer” I mean that they have strong negative feelings towards any IDEs, especially the ones that one needs to pay money for. Let’s discuss why is that? | Continue reading
This post is taken from my blog so be sure to check it out for more up-to-date ... | Continue reading
This was originally posted on my blogSince Ruby on Rails is not the fastes... | Continue reading
Today we will try to solve the ambiguity in the concept of state, highlighting the differences in the two main notions about it. | Continue reading
I do job interviews with Junior/Senior developers and sometimes I'm amazed at what I see or hear. | Continue reading
What does it mean to be a professional programmer? | Continue reading
Inspired by the viral 10-year challenge on social media, when people show the world what they looked like 10 years ago, I decided not to share my photos of that time. | Continue reading
Spending time on code quality is a privilege - one that must be earned by building a product that people love. | Continue reading
At the beginning of December, Microsoft announced their wish to re-engineer Edg... | Continue reading
Native, high-performance, cross-platform desktop apps - built with Reason | Continue reading
I’ve been researching using node as a back end for a few months now and SO MANY... | Continue reading
tweetfancy.io - Tweet in bold, italics and strikethrough text | Continue reading
Until about a year ago, I worked almost exclusively within the macOS and Ubuntu... | Continue reading
What do The New York Times' developers get wrong about the hamburger menu, and what do Disney's and Wikipedia's get right? It's all about how the hamburger menu is positioned. | Continue reading
No really, callbacks are pretty darn neat | Continue reading