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There’s a moment in every design system’s life when the small compromises add up—one more alias, one more “temporary” prop, one more legacy fallback.
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The ResizeObserver API is a relatively new feature in JavaScript that allows developers to detect changes in the size of an element on a web page.
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A few years ago, I started what ended up becoming the Bedrock Layout Primitive library.
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In a perfect world, every function and every API we work with would have one clear type that always gets returned.
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In the 2021 state of JS survey result, solid.js, in its debut appearance, surprised many by jumping straight to the top of the satisfaction score.
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In previous posts, we have worked through some of the code examples of the book Functional JavaScript.
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Array methods can be grouped into two categories: mutating and non-mutating methods.
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Since the beginning of the year, I have been working on my personalized CS degree.
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I don't have a CS degree.
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After three posts on the subject, I decided to officially make this a new series called Modernizing JavaScript Code..
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Are you looking to modernize your JavaScript code?
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Are you looking for a fast and efficient way to create layouts for your React apps?
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Photo by Anthony Duran on Unsplash The React Docs are great and getting better, but I have always felt it lacked a basic explanation of how to fetch data.
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Photo by Linus Nylund on Unsplash JavaScript is an interesting language.
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Photo by Suzanne D.
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Photo by John Moeses Bauan on Unsplash My last post on modernizing splat and unsplat were so much fun I thought I would do it again with the following code example in the book, Functional JavaScript, that I decided to do it again.
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Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash One of my favorite books for JavaScript is “Functional JavaScript” by Michael Fogus.
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Photo by "My Life Through A Lens" on Unsplash When trying to break in as a web developer, one of the things that helped me get started was the local meetup.
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Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash Looking back at how my career has shaped, I can point to one moment where I feel it took off.
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Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash Naming things in programming is very difficult.