Explore the recent blog posts
JavaScript promises are a powerful feature introduced in ES6 (ECMAScript 2015) to manage asynchronous operations more efficiently and cleanly. This blog post is a guide to JavaScript promises, offering a clear understanding how promises can be used to handle asynchronous tasks elegantly.
Explore the TypeScript's type system: primitive types, enums, arrays, functions, objects, typles, intersections, unions, aliases, interfaces, type assertions, literals, any, unknown, never, null, undefined.
Calc function in CSS allows developers to perform calculations to determine CSS property values. Learn how to dynamically calculate values for various CSS properties, enhancing the responsiveness and flexibility of your web designs.
In web applications that rely on user input, it's common to encounter performance issues related to rapid state updates. This is where debouncing comes in. Debouncing is a programming practice used to ensure that time-consuming tasks are not executed so often, which can be particularly useful in search inputs where you might fetch data from an API based on the user's input.
Enter the CSS min, max and clamp functions, a game-changers for responsive design that simplifies the way we define scalable properties. This blog post explores the power of min, max and clamp functions, offering insights into its functionality and giving practical examples.
Learn what are the pitfalls of using any keyworkd in TypeScript. Get the guidelines to make your code safer, improve readability and avoid maintenance issues
This comprehensive guide dives into various techniques to filter arrays in JavaScript, showcasing the versatility and power of array filtering for data manipulation, with practical examples to enhance your coding toolkit.
Responsive design ensures that web content looks good and functions well, no matter the screen size. Such design is a must-have in modern web applications. One of the various tools in achieving responsive design is through the use of viewport units: vw, vh, vmin, vmax, vi, vb, s, l, d and their combinations. This blog post explains how and when to use these units to create adaptive designs.
The introduction of Hooks in React 16.8 significantly changed the coding style for build React components. Hooks allow to control component's state, lifecycle and offer a more powerful and flexible way to create and manage functional components. In this blog post you will learn the essentials and the most common React Hooks.
Join my community of 1200+ developers and architects.
Each week you will get 2 practical tips with best practises and architecture advice.