There are a lot of strong opinions about TypesScript. I personally love using it and typically use it in all of my personal JavaScript projects. There is a slight learning curve though, especially if you […]
When Node.js first came out in 2009, the dream of JavaScript everywhere finally became a reality for many JavaScript developers. Full-stack web developers can effectively use the same programming language for both their front and […]
Sometimes the biggest disappointment in programming is a runtime error. You spent the last few hours writing what you thought to be perfect, error-free code. No red underlining to be found in any of your […]
Imagine this: you’ve got your API call setup and working. The data comes back with what you expected. Now? Time to work with that data to create the solution you are looking for. All of […]
When it comes to front-end web development, there are two major frameworks that stand out: React and Svelte. Both of these frameworks have their pros and cons, but which one is the best? What Is […]
If you're looking to build a web application, you're going to have to choose between three popular frameworks: React, Angular, and Vue. In this article, we'll compare these three frameworks head-to-head, so you can make […]
JavaScript is a programming language with the sole purpose of allowing developers to add interactivity to web pages. At least, that was its sole purpose. Until Node.js came out. That brought JavaScript out from under […]
One thing that is enjoyable about writing JavaScript code is how simple it is to create and use objects. There are so many creative uses for these objects beyond simply storing and retrieving keyed values. […]
JavaScript has many lesser known yet useful features. One such feature is the Map object. Introduced as part of the ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) specification (and not to be confused with the Array.protoype.map() method), the Map […]
In this article, we're going to take a look at the similarities and differences between React and Next.js in . What is React? In its early days, it was widely regarded as a front-end platform […]