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In 2025, I learned the quiet power of slowing down.
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Your product isn’t done without accessibility.
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A few weeks ago, we ran into an unexpected issue that caused our Listing Availabilty page to crash for some landlords.
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Working with dates in JavaScript has a bit of a reputation for being messy.
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If 2023 was the year that taught me the value of taking a step back to leap forward, then 2024 whispered an even deeper truth — life and relationships are all about perspective.
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Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a widely used source code editor that offers a variety of features to enhance developer productivity.
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Recently, we encountered an issue in our system where the internet connection speed was being stored incorrectly.
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Every engineer has had that moment: opening a file and being greeted by chaos.
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2022 taught me that the world is laden with so much goodness but we need to explore and not merely exist; 2023 taught me that not everything works the way we envisage and it's okay to rethink and re-strategize in order to achieve our goals.
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Embarking on your coding journey often involves wrangling complex ideas and processes.
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I recently read the book "Trust Works!
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Accelerate, a book co-authored by Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble, and Gene Kim delves into the world of software development, focusing on the principles of Lean, DevOps, and their impact on organizational performance.
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When we quit limiting ourselves and open up to a world of possibilities, we'll soar. 2021 taught me that with grace, preparation and flexibility, anyone can progress in certain aspects of life; 2022 taught me that the world is laden with so much goodness…
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Have you ever been in a situation where you press the Enter key after typing git commit -m "Commit message" and then realize that you made a mistake in your commit message or could have structured it in a better manner?
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Life do not happen by chance but as a result of grace and meaningful planning. 2020 taught me to appreciate freedom; 2021 taught me that with grace, preparation and flexibility, anyone can progress in certain aspects of life.
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I wrote an article for LogRocket on Deep Dive into Event Bubbling and Capturing.
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Copying text especially code snippets or API key from web pages is a herculean task and I know a lot of developers would find the process of selecting a combination of the CTRL or CMD key with the C key boring.
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We easily get distracted by information vying for our attention on a daily basis.
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Have you been in a situation where you commit your code and SonarQube adds comments identifying bad coding styles to be resolved?
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GitHub released a feature to enable users add README to their GitHub profile.
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Most times, we do not appreciate what we have till we lose it. 2019 gave us freedom, 2020 brought physical confinement. 2020 was a year that taught us to be grateful for the things we see as little and take for granted - being alive, free and healthy.
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Many designers and developers view accessibility as an afterthought.
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Key stroke, click, resize, scroll events, etcetera add performance overhead to applications if we respond to these events each time they are fired.
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The more customer-focused a business is, the more people they put into consideration during brainstorming sessions.
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I, like many others set goals and build atomic habits to help achieve these goals.
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Hoisting is a popularly known term in JavaScript but do you understand how it works?
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Do you use your terminal a lot?
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When working with data, situations arise where you aren’t sure that the property you need exists.
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Writing good commit messages is an under-valued skill.
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As a JavaScript developer, you may have been in a position of using forEach or map array method on the Array.prototype object to iterate through the elements of an array and wondered the choice to make based on performance gain.
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We are in an era of dark mode.
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To JavaScript developers, writing console messages is done almost on a daily basis.
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You probably must have heard of the terms imperative vs declarative and wondered what it means and how to apply it while programming.
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2018 was an awesome year for me, albeit 2019 was better - a year of fitting into big shoes.
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The this keyword is one of the concepts you must encounter in your journey as a JavaScript developer.
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On October 11th and 12th, I attended the Concatenate Conference held at Zone Tech Park, Lagos, Nigeria.
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When you input a URL to fetch content using the browser, certain processes occur under the hood - DNS resolution, request/response cycle and rendering.
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SOLID is a core principle of object-oriented design promoted by Robert C.
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Having an efficient code review process is essential to ensure code quality, grow as a team and get a good grasp of the entire project.
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When working on complex UIs or dynamic JavaScript-updated content, there are times when you cannot achieve your goal using semantic HTML.
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The web plays a central role in our daily lives—it is home to information, services, and opportunities.
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We have been conversant with using pixels for sizing in CSS, but why use em or rem?
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Research shows that a higher percentage of users will abandon a site if it takes longer than 3 seconds to load.
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We are in a busy world where different things fight for our attention at the same time.
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I recently gave a talk on "Avoiding Shell Hell: Aliases to the Rescue" at the forloop Lagos Summit.
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Most times, CSS seems difficult to work with.
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Code editors have evolved over the years.
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Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) is well known in web development as the flesh of HTML documents.
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The importance of quality Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) in any codebase cannot be over-emphasized.
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Perhaps, you are considering joining the tech industry and asking about where to start as a newbie.