I’ve been writing production TypeScript for a little over year and as a hobby for a couple of years longer than that. If you’ve never used TypeScript before, the quick way to describe it is that it’s ES2015+ and types thrown together. Ie. modern JavaScript with real typing. TypeScript is awesome and I love writing […]
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Very recently, I started working on an HTML/CSS side project and I found myself in a state of panic. I haven’t worked on plain HTML/CSS in a while. JavaScript has been part of my workflow for years and the output of that JavaScript was always a single page app. In fact, I haven’t worked on […]
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PowerShell is awesome if you haven’t used it but it’s absolutely foreign if you’re used to Unix-like Bash-like shells. For instance, there’s no grep, and ls -al won’t work (but ls will and it’ll display all files with details!). If you switch from Linux to Windows, you might be tempted to either install Cygwin or […]
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A quick conceptual intro to using Javascript’s ES2016 feature: async/await as a replacement for callbacks and Promises.
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Bootstrap hasn’t gotten a major update in a few years. My frequently-search Bootstrap 3 article is a great testament. I was going to pull it or point people to the right place when I realized that 4 isn’t out yet! Well, we’ll cover a preview today. What we’re going to do is attempt to build […]
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It’s no secret that Redux took the front-end world by storm. Flux had people in doubts but it offered hope and when Redux reared its head, we realized that things can be simple and front-end state management can be simpler than “I hope it works!”. But for many, Redux is quite an enigma. From its […]
Read More9mA few weeks ago, I decided to dive into Redux and make the experience of learning Redux as simple as possible. As with all of my high-quality guides (yeah, I’m selling myself here), I try to go through the simplest application possible that not only demonstrates all of the core features, but also shows actual […]
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I tried out Go as part of my “2 weeks with Go” challenge and wanted to share my experiences as I … go. package management Go’s package managemenet is completely bizarre. At first, I thought it was awesome. You don’t have a package.json, you don’t have any crazy dependency trees, you simply list a package, […]
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A few weeks ago, I made a presentation and a youtube video introducing Angular (and JS developers in general) to ReactJS. It seems like React became a framework many want to try but somehow, it’s always out of reach. A part of the reason for that is that there’s not a “why” attached to the […]
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Decouple your Angular modules from your Angular app and learn the art of Dependency Injection, in a nutshell.
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