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Mensuration is the calculation of lengths, areas and volumes of 2D and 3D shapes. I decided to build an API using Node.js and Express to simplify these calculations, improve my backend skills and hopefully enhance other developers' workflow. Here's t...
Every developer has that "wow" moment when they discover GitHub. A place to store all of your code? And host it too? Whilst collaborating with others? Understanding how to use GitHub and its tools effectively is key to success as a developer since ov...
Let's learn to build a drum kit on your browser using JavaScript. However, the drums won't be drummed, but typed! We'll be using event listeners to accomplish this. If you're not already aware of what they are, I'll be explaining them to you and prov...
Long time, no see. In this article, I'll be explaining and using the top 10 most powerful JS array methods to help boost your JS skills. Whenever I work on my array methods skills, it really boosts my confidence as a developer and helps me work more ...
TypeScript is an exciting language. I learnt a bit earlier this year, but still have a lot left. On every great React.js open-source project I find on GitHub, it's React.ts (bad joke, sorry :). It's booming among frontend and backend developers these...
Whether you're a developer in your learning stage or you're already working, you'll always have to keep gaining knowledge. If you don't keep track of the latest developments in the tech industry, you'll fall behind, and become invaluable. Skill-build...
Hoisting is why I hate yet love JavaScript at the same time. It's why I want to quit programming and continue building projects together. But what is hoisting? Hoisting basically allows you to use functions and variables before they're declared in th...
I'll be building a picturesque web clock using JavaScript and CSS. Credits for this idea to Wes Bos on his JavaScript30 course. His content on JavaScript is very interesting, and I recommend you check out his YouTube channel. With that out of the way...
Stacks and queues. How fun. I'm sure you've heard of these in coding interviews or while learning computer science (ew, why were you?). They're two of the easiest data structures out there, and in this article, I'll be explaining each one of them to ...
