​​What a crazy story.

⏱ 6 minutes read

#Career

​​March is the best time to change jobs again. I fantasize that as long as I change my job, I can leave this “broken place”, make more money and do the most comfortable things.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Algorithms

​​React is a JavaScript library, and it is the most popular and industry-leading frontend development library today.

⏱ 6 minutes read

#React #TypeScript

​​When was the last time when you were thinking about “What’s going on with monorepos now”? Is Lerna still the best choice or just Yarn Workspaces could be enough?

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Software

​​There are a lot of good reasons why salaries should be transparent. It helps candidates to not waste time on opportunities that pay less than they want. It shines light on pay gaps between genders and other groups. And it helps employees understand if they’re underpaid in their current roles.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Career

​​Anyone who knows me can confirm that I’m a long-standing lover of JavaScript and its entire ecosystem. As a Front-end engineer, Node-based package managers have been a crucial part of my toolset since 2013.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#NPM #yarn

​​We all love React for its performance and its simple state manipulation, but it is not all a bed of roses. When you start to build more and more complex applications you will oftentimes find yourself falling into the trap of unnecessary rerendering… And in many cases, you might not even know it!

⏱ 8 minutes read

#React

​​This article discusses WebAssembly runtimes. In particular, how a WebAssembly runtime can provide additional resources and features. In addition, we introduce a new technology whereby users can create their own WebAssembly runtime plugins.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#WebAssembly

​​Whatever your stance on async/await, I’d like to pitch to you on why, in my experience, async/await tends to make code more complicated, not less.

⏱ 10 minutes

#JavaScript

​​A few weeks ago I got a Web3 project. I have 6 years of full-stack development, and I was a CTO for half a year.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Web3

​​TypeScript is bringing 2 incredible new features to the table, stay on top of what’s coming!

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#TypeScript

​​Dear Sebastian,

We regret to inform you that you have not been selected for the position of Software Engineer.
However, we would like to offer you a position as one of our Amazon Fresh drivers.

Thank you,
Amazon HR

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#Career

​​Javascript is continuously evolving and in every year it is coming up with new features which are very demanding from developer community side since it could help code to improve the code quality, reduce the final bundle size and also could help an application to improve application performance.

⏱ 3 minutes read

#JavaScript

​​Probably you have an idea banging upon your head and are wondering the best way to implement it.

⏱ 7 minutes read

#Software #Frontend

​​The Collison brothers build a 7-line code solution that developers can put on their website to get paid.

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#Career

​​JavaScript is one of the most dynamic languages out there. Multiple features are added to make the language more manageable and practical each year.

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#JavaScript

​​This paper outlines the NextJs application’s high-level architecture design, which is organized into several sections

⏱ 11 minutes read

#NextJS #React

​​REST, GraphQL, and gRPC are the 3 most popular API development technologies in modern web applications. However, choosing one isn’t easy since they all have unique features.

⏱ 6 minutes read

#REST #GraphQL #gRPC

​​There are a number of popular open source development tools available for use within the software development process. Many of these tools have similar features and offer a variety of different approaches to software development. It can be difficult to know where to begin looking when it comes to choosing the right open source development tool for you.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Tools #OpenSource

​​Using strongly typed language has a lot of benefits. But TypeScript is not a magical tool — the stronger types you provide, the better results you will get. Unfortunately, in a lot of the cases we can end up using very broad types to describe much narrower sets of values — it’s foremost apparent when using primitives like strings or numbers.

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#TypeScript