​​Good frontend developers read a lot. Our fast-paced industry compels them to — especially when it comes to JavaScript.

7 min read

#Podcasts

​​Digital accessibility refers to the practice of building digital content and applications that can be used by a wide range of people, including individuals who have visual, motor, auditory, speech, or cognitive disabilities.

12 min read

#Accessibility

​​hypothetical: You might check every line of code and try to find a typo. No typo found… next, you might start using console.logs to see the output for code, which is a pain. Surely there are better methods out there?

5 min read

#NodeJS #Debugging

​​When Create React App first launched in July of 2016, it was considered the best way for beginners to get started with React. In those days, beginners were encouraged to build a React app with Webpack from scratch, or download one of many boilerplates on the internet.

5 min read

#React #CRA

How many posts a day would you like to see on 🤖 @CodingNews ⚡️?
public poll

2-4 – 10
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@Omegakenshin, @Vivek_m, @anurag0510, João, Shani, dang, @rhynl, @littleboycoding, @ashishdesai21, @dsantarelli

1 – 8
👍👍👍👍👍👍 28%
@Seether0, @AlexisDVT, @Zupirio, sanjay, Julia Dizhak, @ayushp264, @WarUps, @McToluene

Even more! – 5
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@Fajomaster, Yana, @iamskok, Muzeer, @mohananpg

5-10 – 4
👍👍👍 14%
King, manoj, @festusbetd, Brian

10-20 – 2
👍 7%
Jude, @kakashitino

👥 29 people voted so far.

​​My first payment from a real customer finally cleared. Product Pix just made $65.36. I feel like I can finally write a bit about my journey so far in building a SaaS (software as a service). I can finally tell for sure that someone out there thinks my site is generating real value.

9 min read

#SaaS #MachineLearning #ML

​​Not so long ago, as the internet emerged from the dial-up era and corporations were just beginning to monetize it, many writers argued that broadband would usher us into a new digital “utopia.” In 1996, John Perry Barlow, the founder of the nonprofit Electronic Frontier Foundation, wrote a Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace about the new ethics of the internet.

10 min read

#Internet

​​“The only valid measurement of code quality is What-The-Fks/Minute.”

7 min read

#Programming

​​Since the arrival of React v16.6.0 in October of 2018, some new and exciting features have created the potential for React developers to choose differently between the use of Functional and Class Components.

4 min read

#React

​​The performance of a React application can be defined by how long the user should wait before seeing the UI resulting from a certain interaction.

8 min read

#React #Performance

​​Have you ever tried to write front-end apps using ES6 syntax, but then when you decided to learn back-end development with Node.js and Express, you realized that you can’t use all the modern ES6 (and beyond) features?

8 min read

#JavaScript #ES6 #NodeJS #ExpressJS

​​atsby + Redux is a powerful combination when building static web-apps with dynamic features. With Gatsby 2, it has never been easier to get up and running. Today, I’m going to guide you through the steps needed.

4 min read

#Gatsby #Redux

​​There’s nothing as flashy and useful for JavaScript interviews than recursion.

4 min read

#JavaScript #Recursion

​​One of the most common UI components that I have had to build and use, seemingly on a day-to-day basis, is one where content is displayed in a container after some user interaction like a click or tap.

3 min read

#UI #HTML

​​In this article, I’ll walk you through my strategy for solving programming problems from start to finish, which I use both in my daily work at Google and with programmers of all levels (bootcampers, university students, and interns alike) as they learn and grow.

6 min read

#Programming

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The React Handbook follows the 80/20 rule: learn in 20% of the time the 80% of a topic. Amazing tutorial which is going to give a lot of understanding on how React and it’s ecosystem work.

2 hours read

#React

​​The world’s top tech firms test candidates’ knowledge of algorithms and how fast these algorithms run. That’s where Big O Notation comes in. This article explains what it is, and provides practical examples of real world algorithms and their Big O Classification.

20 min read

#Algorithms #Interviews

​​Understanding the impact of choosing the right tech stack is a major factor of success for freelance developers. This guide explores key questions that you should answer when picking the best technologies for your client’s application or website. We urge you to read it before hopping carelessly on the latest JavaScript framework.

7 min read

#Programming

​​​​So you might have clicked on this article because you are curious. You are curious to know why someone would differentiate a programmer from a coder. You might be thinking “well aren’t they the same thing?” A lot of people do think they are. However in my eyes I see a big difference between a programmer and a coder. Let me explain.

4 min read

#Programming

​​We often hear about algorithms, but there aren’t many tutorials that give you a sample demonstrating how to actually write one. Algorithms solve specific problems. In this case, we will draw a line on a custom raster “display” consisting of HTML elements. Of course, it is easier to simply use canvas, WebGL or some other library to draw lines. But by doing that you’re not really learning how to write your own. You will probably never have to write code to draw a line on the computer screen during your entire career as a web developer. But in this tutorial we’ll take a look at one of the most simple algorithms in computer history as an example to demonstrate the basic principles!

10 min read

#Programming #Algorithms #JavaScript