​​Today one of my favorite teachers, Brad Traversy, published an overview of what he recommends you learn to become a web developer in 2020.

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🔘 #Programming

​​One of the problems in web development today is the entangling of different layers. Not only do we face strong coupling to multiple dependencies, but we also wire logical code directly to some styling or presentation layer. The end result may still be easier to reuse than similar code some years ago, but it is definitely more difficult to reuse than it should be.

⏱ 7 min read

🔘 #React

​​You might have used Chrome’s Developer Tools to profile your JavaScript to improve performance or find bottlenecks.

⏱ 7 min read

🔘 #Performance

​​ReactJS is a frontend Javanoscript library which is loved by software engineers and people in the industry due to it’s performance, ease of syntax and component based approach.

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🔘 #React #Interviews

​​​​Documentation makes your reusable components comprehensible and discoverable. It is a crucial part of every component library.

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🔘 #Documentation #React

​​A step by step guide to understand the core concepts and build a first extension.

⏱ 5 min read

🔘 #NodeJS

​​Contributing to a design system should be simple, even if you aren’t on the core team. Find it, change it, publish it, and everyone uses it! Easy peasy.

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🔘 #Styleguides

​​​​5 SEO lessons learned by writing 1 blog post every day for 2 years

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🔘 #SEO

​​I’ve been familiar with the “progressive web app” (PWA) concept for a while now. But there’s always been an itch in the back of my mind about it.

⏱ 8 min read

🔘 #PWA

​​How to make sure the noscript of your React SPAs is accessible to assistive technologies? 🤔

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🔘 #React #a11y #SPA

​​Recently I had to decide what technology to use for a large javanoscript project to make ajax calls. If you are using JavaScript, you have different chances to make call requests.

⏱ 6 min read

🔘 #JavaScript

​​​At the time of writing this, React Router v6 is still in alpha, but the time is about right to start playing with it and exploring what’s to come. This guide will give you a peek at the new features/changes!

⏱ 5 min read

🔘 #React

​​I was always interested in color science. In 2014, I gave a talk about CSS Color 4 at various conferences around the 🌎 ...

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🔘 #CSS

​​Determining what this is is actually rather simple. The overarching rule is that this is determined at the time a function is invoked by inspecting where it’s called, its call site. It follows these rules, in order of precedence.

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🔘 #JS

​​To explain what new does, let’s start with just a normal function, called without new. We want to write a function that will create “person” objects. It’ll give these objects name and age properties based on parameters that it takes in.

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🔘 #JS

​​I think it’s great that the JavaScript community is paying attention to the problems caused by the use of classes and inheritance, but I’m worried that the beginners are confused as classes are both “bad” and were just added to the language. Even more confusingly, some libraries, notably React, use ES6 classes all over its documentation. Is React intentionally following “bad practices”?

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🔘 #React

​​Custom hooks leverage the power of React hooks to add additional functionality to our React apps. Since the release of the React Hooks, there has been an explosive growth of custom hooks, thousands of React devs all over the world have churned out hundreds of custom hooks that simplify most of the arduous and boring tasks we do in React projects.

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🔘 #React