The buzzword of 2021 was unmistakenly Web 3.0.
Facebook, Instagram, Medium, TikTok, Twitter: Web 3.0 dominated the discourse. Investment funds were flocking to …
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After an endless stream of betas and release candidates, Vue 3 is finally here.
Congratulations to the Vue team and all of the contributors who made the release …
For such a long time, Firebase has been in a league of its own. Not only does Firebase offer hosting, cloud functions (AWS Lambda serverless style functions), …
Depending on who you speak to, WebAssembly will kill Javascript, WebAssembly will enhance Javascript, and WebAssembly will merely appeal to a small subset of …
I’ve had this thought one and off over the last few years since I started using TypeScript back in 2015 actually. What if Web browsers natively supported …
When I last tried Yarn v2, it was a nightmare. Besides the fact it was a completely new major version that fundamentally changed how Yarn worked (from its …
I recently built a new PC and did a clean Windows 10 install. As a result, I had to reinstall VSCode and everything else. I use PowerShell as my prefered shell …
The Fetch API might seem new to some, but it’s already five years old with browsers rolling out support in 2015. It was a replacement for the dated …
As some might be aware, there is currently a news war taking place in Australia. The Australian Government alongside the ACCC (Australian Competition and …
Google is well and truly on a roll lately. The Chrome 85 release is jam-packed with new features including the new content visibility property which I wrote …