The popularity of React is undeniable. When bright-eyed developers think about creating a new app, React is usually the first thing that crosses their minds. React has all become the defacto front-end …
Some of you probably already knew this, but I only recently discovered this (accidentally) while building a wrapper around Postgresql queries in Node, and my mind is blown, to be honest.
Calling …
I was recently tasked with implementing pagination for an array of values (in some instances, over 2400 of them) and instead of using an existing library, I opted to write my own pagination logic and …
I had a rather interesting use-case recently where I needed to take the contents of an HTML dropdown on a website which had timezones and then convert it into an object. But, I’ve been there …
Well, here is an announcement that probably won’t surprise anyone who has used Moment in the last few years, especially trying to get the size of it down in your Webpack configuration. The …
For a while now, Microsoft has demoed and spoken about their highly hyped WebAssembly framework that aims to blur the lines between front and back-end programming.
If you are a .NET developer or just …
I see a lot of questionable blog posts and articles out there about Javascript. And, I should know, I have written some of them myself in the ten years I’ve been blogging on this site.
However, …
At work recently, I had a use-case where I needed to show a preview of some HTML dynamically sent from the server inside of an iFrame.
It is quite possible before you found this blog post, you found a …
I had to implement some testing logic recently where I wanted to wait for a heavy page to load and for specific elements to become available. I knew I wanted a function that polled the page and …
Some developers are still new to async/await in Javascript. If you’re used to callbacks or using .then to get the value of a promise, async/await can be a bit of a black box, especially when it …