Hashnode·5y10 best JavaScript practices recommended by Top Developers
JavaScript is a little different to other programming languages. Here are some of the practises I and several other senior developers follow. If you have recently started learning JavaScript or a beginner I would highly recommend you to read the complete article so that you follow better practises while coding in JavaScript.
Hashnode·5yChrome Extensions You Should Install Today
Codú recently went through his Chrome extensions to clean out all of the ones he hadn't used recently. During this time, he took a little time to think which ones he had used over the past week or at least most weeks. In this article, we will look at five of my favourite Chrome Extensions that I use nearly every day.
Hashnode·5yAxios vs. Fetch: which should I use?
Axios is a JavaScript library used to make HTTP requests from browsers. The Fetch API provides an interface for fetching resources. For IE 11, Fetch is not compatible, while Axios offers good support. Axios is less vulnerable to XSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) attacks.
Hashnode·5y20+ Free Design Resources for Developers
This issue includes 20+ design resources. I plan on releasing a monthly version of this blog article with 20+ resources in every issue. Design resources are all over the internet, this list intends to curate some of the best out there for you to find easily. We help creatives find inspiration & motivation to do rad stuff.
Hashnode·5yThe Best 39 Development Tools
In this article, we will review 39 of the best software development and programming tools. The tools range from web development and interactive development to rapid application development. Jira is a flexible issue tracking tool that helps teams plan, manage, and report on their work and the whole software development process.
Hashnode·5yTypeScript: The Best Resources to Learn It
A few months ago, after a long time studying and reviewing every single subject in (Vanilla) JavaScript and React.js, I decided to learn TypeScript. One of the most difficulties as a developer is to decide how and where to learn it, since we have a lot of resources in the world and don't know which one is better. So, in this article, I'll show you 6 sources to learning TypeScript divided by different ways of learning.
Hashnode·5yImprove your CSS with these 5 principles
Writing CSS at a professional level will make the CSS code more maintainable, extensible, understandable and cleaner. We're going to look at the five simple and very effective principles that will take your CSS to the next level. Writing CSS is really simple and straightforward, so why is there a need for principles and best-practices while writing CSS?
Hashnode·5yUse console.log() like a pro!
The console object provides access to the browser’s debugging console. The specifics of how it works varies from browser to browser, but there is a de facto set of features that are typically provided. The console.log output can be styled in DevTools using the CSS format specifier.
Hashnode·5yWrite better code and be a better programmer by NEVER USING ELSE statements
The Art of Computer Programming is a book by Donald Knuth. In it, Knuth explains how to avoid using else statements in your code. Else statements break the line-of-sight rule, and they always lack context. Here, we show how to remove else statements from your code in two ways.
Hashnode·5yNext.js Starter With Authentication + React 17 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS 2 + ESLint
Next.js has become my go-to framework for almost every project that I make. So, I made a starter template that I can just use and get started easily. In this article, I will show you how to use the starter template and deploy it with Vercel. I will also be connecting a Postgres database which I will create on Heroku.
Hashnode·5y30+ Git Commands That I Frequently Use
In this article, I will list out all the git commands that I use very frequently. This is not in any way a complete list, just the commands thatI use very often. The next article will most probably be a part of My Review of Kent C. Dodds's EpicReactDev.
Hashnode·5y60 JavaScript Interview Questions
Let's Begin With 60 Js Interview Questions. What is the difference between Call and Apply? How To Empty An Array in Javascript? What is Closure? How do you check if an object is an array or not? What are JavaScript Data Types? How to create a JavaScript cookie?
Hashnode·5y20+ More Free Design Resources for Developers
Here are 20+ more free design resources for developers. All our pictures are free to download for personal and commercial use, no attribution required. If you have any resources you'd like me to post in the next issue, do let me know and I'll have it included if it's suitable.
Hashnode·5ySoftware design principles: DRY
DRY stands for Don't Repeat Yourself, meaning you shouldn't type code more than once. The principle states: "Every piece of logic must have a single unambiguous representation within a system" I'm going to demonstrate some simple use-cases, but they should give you a good understanding of what DRY means.
Hashnode·5yWeek 1: Documenting the learning process
It's been almost a year since I started my coding journey. The best way to track my progress is to document the process. I will write about the things I learned throughout the week, the resources I used, the ups and downs, and the whole process of learning. To make this journey more interesting I will be sharing my favorite talk every week.
Hashnode·5yHow i automated my WhatsApp chats
In this tutorial, we are going to build an exciting project on Chatbot. We will be implementing a chatbot that will reply to the messages to a group or person from your WhatsApp account without your intervention (because some conversations don't need you to be there)Here's what is included in this tutorial & how we will proceed :-How chatbots are Categorized - Limitations of chatbots - installing dependencies - Coding the bot - Decoding the code.
Hashnode·5yResponsive Snakes! And what they can teach you about CSS 🐍
"If a snake was responsive..." is my favorite webdev meme. I love it, it is so silly, but at the same time makes us think a little deeper about responsive design and CSS techniques. Let's talk about four responsive snake implementations and see how they were made. There's a CodeSandbox for you to play with at the end.
Hashnode·5yWhy do you need to do Side Projects as A Developer?
A Side Project is something that you are doing aside from your main job to fuel your Passion while learning something New. Gmail, Trello, Unsplash, Twitter have all started from something called, Side Project. A side-project helps a great deal to learn new skills. It can generate lots of ideas for many future side-projects.
Hashnode·5y10 Developers You NEED to Follow on Twitter
I've compiled an unordered list of essential developers I think you should be following on Twitter. Each has their own speciality and topics, but all of them provide content that will benefit you. If you're a seasoned developer or someone just starting your journey, surrounding yourself with a community helps you learn.