Chrome Developer Tools are a super powerful suite of tools for developing web
applications. They can do so much, from very basic operations like traversing
the DOM, to checking out network requests or even profiling your application's
performance.

Among…

One term you might hear in the JavaScript world is "higher-order function." Today, we'll explore what it means to be a higher-order function and look at some examples in JavaScript!

Here's an up-to-date (March 2020) guide on performance optimization for React apps. We'll cover things such as memo, PureComponent, React.lazy and Suspense.

Understanding the Flexbox Powered Bootstrap 4 Grid

10 React form libraries for your legacy code, and a bit of nostalgia

Here's how to build a simple tab component for your HTML pages using pure vanilla Javascript.

Top gaming libraries for every JavaScript developer out there.

Vue 3 hasn't been officially released yet, but we can experiment with pre-release versions. In this article, I'll walk you through the creation of a simple app highlighting new features of Vue.js 3.

For the purpose of this two-part series of articles, we’re going to assume the answer for “Should designers code?” is “It depends.” In this first part of the series, we’ll take a look at getting comfortable with the command line and text editors.

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A ubiquitous problem most programmers encounter is looping over an enumerable data set. This data can come in the form of arrays, lists…

We all have different learning preferences: Some like videos and others like books. Some of us like a little of both, but if we want to…

A lot of shiny new features came out with ES2015 (ES6). And now, since it's
2020, it's assumed that a lot of JavaScript developers have become familiar with
and have started using these features.

While this assumption might be partially true, it's still…

Commit early, commit often

First of all, thank you all for reading my digests! I try to collect some very creative and fun javas...