Before I started using NeoVim, I was using both VSCode and IntelliJ. Yes, I used both of them at the same time. VSCode had some missing features that IntelliJ had, and, IntelliJ had some missing features that VSCode had. Obviously, I wasn’t happy. I tried to use NeoVim before because…

JavaScript is a popular programming language that is widely used for web development, mobile development, and more. It is a dynamic, interpreted language that is easy to learn and has a large, active community of developers. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing and other features…

1- Only store the data that you need in the store It doesn’t mean you need to store everything in your store because you are using a store. Let me give some examples to make this clear; You should store these in your store; currencies, countries, the current user… in short, any static data that doesn’t need to be updated constantly. …

In every project after T amount of time, we say ‘Aaah, how are we going to refactor all these codes now?’. It’s only natural to happen in the lifecycle of a project. We can’t prevent those moments from happening, but we can decrease them! Logging After some time, you’ll NEED a…

As developers, we all underestimate how complex can be to manage loaders in a web application. The Problem While the good old setting boolean method works, it becomes redundant and insufficient fast when requirements like needing separate loaders for different processes and/or needing one loader to wait for multiple processes emerge.

1- Dependency Analytics Dependency Analytics is a simple extension that helps you to make sure your project’s dependencies do not have any known vulnerabilities using Snyk under the hood. It also checks your dependencies’ license compatibility with your project. In any case, it might avoid a headache later. 2- Jest Runner Basically, it approximately does the…

We use Node-RED (v1.3.4) for microservice-like services at my company. Here are some thoughts on Node-RED: No real helpful GUI to code at. It’s no secret that Node-RED GUI is not an IDE. And, of course, it is not meant to be an IDE. That’s perfectly ok for small to medium-scale applications. …

UI/UX is often overlooked by front-end developers. It’s a whole different discipline, yet very close to front-end development since the front-end developer is the one that makes the design well... work. Here are some points on why you should learn UI/UX as a front-end developer: You’ll be able to spot non-obvious design mistakes Since you are the one…

So you started to use a CSS framework called Tailwind. You can write components lightning fast, you don’t need to create a separate CSS file for styles, everything is perfect right?.. right? No. I’ll try to explain in few points. Fundamentally Wrong Let’s start with what the term “CSS” stands for. “Cascading…