As we saw in the previous article, decorators are just the Higher-Order components that add extra functionality to the passed component and return a new enhanced component. Before we get to our homework, let’s dive deep and understand how decorators and mixins work.
How to Architect a Node.Js Project from Ground Up?
In this article, we will discuss how to architect a Node.js application properly, and why it is important. Also, we’ll look at what design decisions can lead us to in creating a successful digital product.
All You Should Know About Web Development in 2020 [Trends]
Over the last decade, web development has changed dramatically, and now, in a world dominated by quick content, social media, PWA, the imminent rise of JavaScript, HD video, AI/VR/MR, what does the web development industry hold in 2020?
Progressive Web Applications and Service Workers
In this article, we’ll explore Progressive Web Apps and Service Workers.
Introduction to Web Components. Part 1: Native vs Virtual DOM
The series aims to show what Web Components are, put them in parallel for comparison with Frameworks to understand the differences and the needs each of them answer. You’re looking at part 1 here, in which I talk about Native support vs Virtual DOM.
The Ultimate Introduction to Kafka with JavaScript
In this article, you’ll learn basic terms and their definitions used in Kafka, architecture, Zookeeper, and how to create a producer and consumer using JavaScript that can interact with Kafka broker.
Building a Telegram Bot with Node.js
In this article, you’ll learn how to build a Telegram bot using Node.js.
Form Validation in Vue Using Vuelidate
Collecting data from users is an important feature in web applications. The best approach is to make use of forms, which involves the user entering their information which will be stored in a database
Handling Side Effects in Redux: Redux-Saga
In this article, we will be covering the handling of side-effects in Redux. This article assumes you have knowledge of React and a bit of Redux.
Follow These Guidelines to Write Testable Code That Can Scale | with Examples
I have seen people writing code which is hard to test and later writing tests just for the sake of it. Although having some tests is better than having no tests, you should always write tesable code.