Code splitting is a technique used to improve the performance of a React application by loading only the necessary code for a specific…

Losing the enlightenment streak

The 24th Chapter of the Gospel of Luke tells one of the most popular New Testament Bible Stories and here we offer an illustrated science fiction version of the

Hello World! The “Tabulator key” commonly known as the “Tab” key has multiple purposes, depending on where it is being used. For example…

Front-end performance optimization is a long-standing problem. Let’s summarize the main strategies based on the current understanding:

When using React components in combination with Context, you can optimize rendering by wrapping your React component with React.memo right…

You will only break it by being cursed by it

Do you know Javascript? The language we all love has some weird and sometimes unexpected behaviors.

Here we move hey I’m back again!, In my previous posts, I’ve written about topic Creating a Reusable Modal Component in React and…

Forget rigid roles. We don’t have to pick our futures from a set menu anymore

Today, we're going to talk about one of the most important features of GitHub, and that's forking. First of all, what does it mean?

OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Stuskever talks about ChatGPT and the promise of models like GPT-4

"Tell me," says she, eagerly, "are they, too, inhabited like the planets, or are they not peopled? In short, what can we make of them?"

Prep for an Apache Kafka interview by reading this questions! Aimed at juniors.

HackerNoon asked readers to share their favorite and least favorite things. The answers were written by a senior software engineer Fedor Yaremenko.

It is to be considered that of the Bona Speranza no word nor knowledge was had at this present day, nor yet of the arrival of the ships or goods from Scotland.

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To pivot a product means changing its direction to better cater to the market's needs while killing an idea means stopping its development.

Julian Gough recounts their experience dealing with big organizations.

“Pardon me, general,” interrupted Maenck. “I am well acquainted with Mr. Custer, who spent some time in Lutha a couple of years ago. This man is not he.”

This is an illustrated science fiction story about climate change that was generated by a web app from my uploaded content.