The Miners’ Guide to Code Crafting: Gearing Up!
by The year was 2021. The mines and quarries of Codeminer42 were vast, brimming with untapped veins of innovation, and glittering with the promise of digital …
Category: Beginner
Custom Hooks possible issues: how to avoid themCustom Hooks are great, but how do we handle the issues they sometimes cause?
by As we all know, using any kind of tool recklessly can lead to problems that might negatively impact your application. But what about custom Hooks? …
Cursor-based Pagination for GraphQL ServersWhat to expect from paginating with cursors
by If you have worked with pagination before, you are most likely familiar with the offset pagination model, common for REST APIs. But for GraphQL servers, …
Everything You Need to Ace PWAs in RailsTurn your Rails app into an engaging native-like application in a couple of minutes
by This article starts a series about Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) in Rails. In this series, I will show you how to turn your Rails application …
From Bugs to Fixes: Tips you must know for Front-end Debugging
by If you’ve ever spent way too long trying to figure out why something isn’t working, only to realize it was a missing semicolon — you’re …
Welcome to the worst form ever!How Cognitive Biases Can Ruin or Improve User Experience
by Welcome to the worst form ever! I am sure you have seen some bad forms around the internet. Sometimes the inputs are disabled at the …
A Noob’s Neovim Journey: Pt. 1 “But Why?”Beginner's Guide to Neovim: Understanding the Basics and Why I'm doing this
by Introduction If you’re a programmer, you’ve probably heard of Vim, either from your colleagues who type frantically on their niche mechanical keyboards at the office …
Getting started with LuaIt's not rocket science
by Just like the Moon is constantly influencing planet Earth’s ocean tides, it is likely that, at some point, Lua influenced your navigation over the internet. …
CodeTips#11: useEffect the right wayWhy useEffect is necessary and why we should avoid it when it comes to data fetching
by Recently, I’ve been delving into the basics of front-end development with React, one observation I’ve made is that many people in the front-end world usually …
CodeTips#10: Throttle and DebounceBecause your code could use a little discipline
When you learn to code, you usually start with understanding types and declaring variables, then reusing code through functions, calling pieces of code conditionally, calling …