​​JavaScript has many ways to do anything. I’ve written on 10 Ways to Write pipe/compose in JavaScript, and now we’re doing arrays.

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#JavaScript

​​This article’s just to have fun and explore different implementations of compose and pipe.

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#JavaScript

​​Since the beginning of the web, developing APIs has been a difficult task for developers. The way we develop our APIs must evolve with time so that we can always build good, intuitive and well-designed APIs.

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#GraphQL

​​After its initial release on May 29, 2013, React.js has taken over the internet. It’s not a secret that myself and many other developers owe their success to this amazing framework.

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#React

​​Early this year, the React team released a new addition, hooks, to React in version 16.8.0.

If React were a big bowl of candies, then hooks are the latest additions, very chewy candies with great taste!

So, what exactly do hooks mean? And why are they worth your time?

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#React

​​Getting a tech job after a coding bootcamp is very possible, but not necessarily pain-free.

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#Interviews #Job

​​The HTML canvas element is used to draw “raster” graphics on a web application. The Canvas API provides two drawing contexts: 2D and 3D, and in this guide, we’re going to talk about the 2D one (which I’ll refer it to the Canvas API for simplicity).

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#HTML

​​You’ve always wanted to start learning to code in the Vue framework, but somehow you just haven’t have the time in your busy schedule.

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#Vue

​​If you are savvy on the latest tech news, you might have heard of GitHub’s release of TeleType. Teletype is a plugin that was built by a remote three person team and allows for collaborative editing in the Atom code editor.

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#WebRTC #RealTime #TextEditors

​​In this walkthrough you’ll learn about securing your Serverless endpoints with JSON web tokens.

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#Serverless #API #JSONWebToken

​​​​I’ve created a very simple way to face match two images using HTML5 and JavaScript. You upload the verification picture you’d like to use, take a snapshot from the video streaming from your camera/webcam, then use a face matching API to retrieve the results. Simple.

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#FaceRecognition #JavaScript #HTML

​​This software engineering study guide will help you study for your interviews and get any job!

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#Interviews

​​In this short article we will go through the concept of fragments and how you can reduce the code of your queries and match the exact data needs for your UI.

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#GraphQL

​​Lists are an important aspect within your app. Every application is bound to make use of lists in some form or the other.

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#React

​​This article explains how the dotenv package is the basis for implementing environment variables in JavaScript and how to use environment variables with project bundlers and popular front-end frameworks.

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#JavaScript

​​GraphQL’s main benefit for frontend developers has always been excellent tooling and developer experience.

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#GraphQL

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​​During my time at Flatiron School, the majority of our time learning frontend development was spent working with Vanilla JavaScript, React, and Redux. Recently, I started working on a project that uses Vue.js, and I had to familiarize myself with the popular JavaScript framework.

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#Vue

​​Within the community we’ve been debating the best practices for many years, but there are a few that have been relatively accepted for most of that time.

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#Serverless