Day after day, in my line of duty, I have to deal with the same typical questions and tasks. To an experienced developer, such questions seem elementary. However, beginners who are just starting their journey often feel the need to find a solution to such a task or problem. What can I say, Middle developers sometimes also come across some points that they haven't had to work with before. In this regard, I decided to start a series of short articles describing such tasks and ways to solve them. There will be tricks and hacks in the articles from time to time. So, I hope the material will be interesting not only for beginners.

And let's start the series, perhaps, with a simple one

https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/bMWRMcKR81N

There is very little left until Christmas and the New Year. Today is Friday, which means another working week is over. Why not create a New Year's mood?

Source code in my GitHub: https://github.com/Roman-Maksimov/christmas-tree

Hello everyone. During my 17 years in Web development, I have accumulated a lot of information on a variety of topics from the world of IT and development. As you may have noticed, my articles and posts are of a very different nature and level of complexity, and interested readers are slowly gathering on the channel. In this regard, I think it would be fair to ask you, dear readers, which topics/categories are most interesting to you. Below I want to create a small survey with an approximate set of categories. It will be great if each of you chooses what interests him the most. This, of course, does not mean that I will publish only specific topics, but I will have a better idea of your expectations, which means that the channel will become more interesting and useful for you.

Suggest your topic/question/problem. If you did not find above the topic you are interested in, I invite you to offer your own version in the comments to this post. The post will be permanently attached, and you can add your own topic/question/problem at any time

#javascript #v8
Some time ago, I published articles on "Deep JS. In memory of data and types." The article turned out to be very popular, so I decided to publish a series of articles about the JS and V8 engine in particular.

In the next article, we'll talk about scopes and how variables are declared in memory

https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/4q2JxpUOpAt

#javascript
Category: The basic arsenal of the Frontend developer

https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/E-2o_G70gnp

#javascript #react
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/JqtGelofzm1

#javascript #eventloop
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/event-loop-myths-and-reality

#html
Continuing the «The basic arsenal of the Frontend developer» series. This time, the topic is HTML events.

https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/events

#chomium #blink
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/chromium-rendering

#javascript #v8
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/v8-garbage-collection

#javascript #react
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/react-state-management

#javascript #v8
https://blog.frontend-almanac.com/js-object-structure