​​Both npm and Yarn are great package managers for Node.js and Javascript. But have you ever wondered why Yarn was developed when there was already npm? It was built by Facebook to solve major problems they faced with npm, such as slower installation of packages and there were also a few security issues in npm. In this article, I’ll compare both these package managers, so that you can decide which one suits your needs better.

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#NPM #yarn

​​Browser APIs (or web APIs) are the APIs that come built-in with the browsers. They allow developers to perform complex operations without dealing with the sophisticated lower-level code. There are a number of browser APIs for manipulating the DOM, making network requests, managing client-side storage, and retrieving device media streams, etc.

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#API

​​When you become good at something, you can hit a wall in your development. No matter how hard you try, you feel like you can’t break through it. Pushing harder doesn’t pay off as much as before.

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#Career

​​An architectural pattern is a general, reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software architecture within a given context.

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#Architecture

​​The search function is one of the most important features of a software application. Search sites like Google and DuckDuckGo have helped millions of users to navigate through the internet and quickly find what they’re looking for in mere seconds.

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#React #Serverless

​​Recently, I’ve written an article about some signs of an inexperienced developer. Just like you can recognize inexperienced developers by their habits the same applies to senior developers.

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#Career

​​GraphQL is a strongly typed query language, and Typescript is a typed superset of JavaScript — together they are a match made in heaven!

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#TypeScript #Node #GraphQL

​​Ever since ES2015, also known as ES6, JavaScript has moved away from a waterfall style approach where loads of features were released at once under a major version, to a more agile approach where new features are released annually as the spec is completed. This has allowed new language features to be added every year since. These features can be large and small, but they all tend to be well battle-tested through the use of transpiling and polyfills before their official release. In fact, when they actually become “official” it’s actually pretty underwhelming since the community has been using them for some time.

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#JavaScript

​​I was looking around the web and realized we haven’t had a good JavaScript Framework Performance Shootout in over 2 years. So before 2020 wraps up, let’s have a bit of fun pitting these libraries against each other.

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#JavaScript

​​A list of jokes and memes relatable to all programmers

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#Humor

​​A statistical approach to explaining bad deadlines in engineering projects

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#Software

​​Every software has best practices. Git is not different. It has become the most used versioning system in the last years. Many companies adopted git because of its features.

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#Git

​​Ever wondered what it would be like to wear the shoes of Tony Stark?

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#JavaScript #3D

​​Nowadays in our busy schedules and tight deadlines, it’s critical to choose tools that increase productivity.

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#NPM #JavaScript

​​Check out these 10 one-liners to step up your JavaScript game!

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#JavaScript

​​Over the years, CSS has seen a number of new properties added to it such as Flexbox and Grid.

Despite the immense popularity and rising complexities of creating web apps, there are still a number of CSS properties and tricks that most developers don’t know.

Below are 6 CSS properties that you probably never heard of...

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#CSS

​​Every day we come across a lot of situations and we work really hard to crack all the issues. We deserve to lighten up our mood after a hectic day.

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#Humor

​​ES2021 is the version of ECMAScript corresponding to the year 2021. This version doesn’t include as many new features as those that appeared in ES6 (2015). However, some useful features have been incorporated.

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#JavaScript

​​When I started as a software developer five years back, I had no clue that everything required to learn and grow as a developer is easily available online. All we need to do is learn how to access those resources effortlessly.

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#Education