JWT Authentication with Lucky Api

JWT authentication with Lucky Api | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

What are the alternatives to unit tests?

When I was in university, I had a lecturer who didn't like unit tests. He was a... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Coding Concepts – Reflection

Reflection, What you need to know. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Notes on Writing Service Objects – DEV Community ‍‍

Service Objects are probably a single most popular technique for refactoring Ru... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Tips on Creating Reusable Components

Simple ways to improve component reusability | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

3 simple productivity metrics for every software team

We rely on tracking sales at the end of the funnel while hoping that productivity stays the same. And it's only after customers have started to leave us that we look back at the way we work, to understand what went wrong. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Let's talk about sleep

How many hours of sleep do you need? Not the amount you think. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to Use the Excellent Adapter Pattern and Why You Should

The adapter pattern is classified as a structural pattern that allows a piece o... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

I Was Billed for 14k USD on Amazon Web Services

Be sure to use secrets, or environment variables | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Getting Started with AWS: Up and Running with Elastic Beanstalk in Minutes

Create an application, setup the environment, and deploy your code. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

A Glance Through Docusaurus, Docz, and React-Static

a survey of new documentation/static site generators | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to maintain a collection of music albums using Jekyll and GitHub Pages

A tutorial that explains why and how I maintain my list of music albums on my personal website. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

What I have learned from eight years of being a remote developer

What I have learned from eight years of being a remote developer | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to pick up a new technology in minimal time?

A concept for learning new technologies during office hours | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How do you make time for your dev/tech projects?

QuestionI was about to write a long post about how I'm unable to allow a part... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The road to senior dev

A few beans of advice for young devs. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Robust resources and materials to boost your programming skills

list of powerful resources, materials, and tutorials in no particular order that will help you improve your programming skills | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

6 Git Aha Moments

When I switched jobs four years ago, I went from using subversion (svn) to usin... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Don't Drink Too Much Reactive Cool Aid

Why Reactive programming is not the silver bullet. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Ever feel like you have “Programming Synesthesia”?

Synesthetes can taste sounds, smell colors or see scents, and research proves ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

PHP: Return True to Win Writeup

Returntrue.win is a website containing many challenges where you supply the input of a function which needs to return true. This posts covers the solutions to these challenges. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Saying “Hello World” Using Masonite Framework

A pratical guide showing how to get started with The Modern And Developer Centric Python Web Framework. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Fantastic Personal Websites and How to Make Them

Personal websites are becoming nearly as standard as a resume for a prospective software engineer, designer, or product manager -- and for good reason. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Why we need to use HTTP/2

HTTP/2 is the first major upgrade to the HTTP protocol in over 15 years. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Why homogenous dev setups aren't the best idea

Encourage your dev team to have a diverse OS and browser setup to match your userbase. Catch bugs and performance problems before the leave localhost | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How a Non-Techie Learned to Code from Scratch

My background is in business and apart from being intellectually curious and in... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Technology Must Know When to Say “I Don't Know”

We don't always do a great job of informing users when our programs have lost any grounds for predicting an outcome. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Results of a Study to Understand JavaScript Bugs (and How to Avoid Them)

This article gives the results of study that discovered the most causes of bugs or errors in JavaScript web applications. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Strings Are Evil

Reducing memory allocations from 7.5GB to 32KB | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Understanding the Hierarchy of Competence

In a field where we'll all be learning for the rest of our careers, taking a look at learning itself will always be well worth our time. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The state of the state: React state management in 2018

There's always been a myriad of ways to manage state in React. Redux has alwa... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Build a Basic CRUD App with Vue.js and Node

This post shows you how to use build a basic CRUD application with Vue.js and Node. You'll also learn how to use Okta's Vue SDK to add authentication using OIDC. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

GopherJS vs. WebAssembly for Go

This article describes about my experiment of the new WebAssembly port of Go. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

JavaScript: Equality insanity, or how (x === 1 && x === 2)

JavaScript can produce interesting behavior thanks to its dynamic nature and rich features! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Intro to Property-Based Testing

Getting more mileage out of your test code | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Async programming basics every JavaScript developer should know in 2018

A beginner's guide to async programming in Javascript | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to Articulate the Value Proposition of AWS in 5 Words

What are the core value propositions that AWS offers you as a developer or business? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The Fear and the Trial

Breaking into a technical role ain't no joke | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How Do I Get a Job at Facebook or Google in 6 Months?

Complete Guide For Getting A Job At Facebook Or Google. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Inflammatory Topics and Being a Reasonable Dev

I'll start off by saying that I absolutely love the concept of coding towards t... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

JavaScript: Async math is hard

Async maths can cause bugs | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Communication styles – Working effectively as a team

Communicating is easy, communicating effectively is surprisingly hard. This article explore the two keys ways we communicate and how we can use them in tandem to reach the best result. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The Inner Game of Self-Taught Development

Teaching yourself software development is hard. Anyone who tells you different ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

JavaScript: Watch out for unwanted hoisting

JavaScript hoisting is fun, but we need to be aware of its working to prevent vulnerable code. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Escaping tutorial purgatory as a new developer

Stop watching tutorials and start writing code | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

28 FREE Ivy League Computer Science Courses

Here are 28 Ivy League courses you can take online right now for free! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Age bias in tech?

The Challenges Of Being An Adult Learner And How To Overcome Them | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

GitHub vs. GitLab

With so many people thinking of switching from GitHub to GitLab because of Microsoft acquiring GitHub, here's an article to get to know more about their differences to get better judgement before you make the switch! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago