CodeTips#6: Using the Node.js debugger
by The usual way to debug a Node.js application is to simply use the console module to inspect variables or objects, which is fast enough to …
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CodeTips#5: Debugging in FrontendSome tips and tools to debug your JavaScript code
by Hello guys! When we are investigating errors or resolving a bug in our app, we all know the struggle of finding and fixing it. In …
A stylish guide to styled components #1
by The relationship between developers and CSS is kind of weird. By the time we can have a good time making a drawing or some impressive …
Event-Driven Architecture #1: First Look
by Hi everyone! In this article, we will talk about the basic concepts of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), bringing a base view for future more in-depth posts …
CodeTips#4: Debugging Ruby applications
by When our code is behaving unexpectedly, our first attempt is usually trying to understand why it happened, but just thinking about it might not be …
Dependency Injection in JS/TS – Part 1
by Photo by Vadim Sherbakov on Unplash Table of Contents Intro Fundamentals Terminology Build vs Use Varying Implementations Mock Implementations In Development Extracting Configuration Dependency Injection …
Mastering Git workflow – Part 1/2git-stash for when you get interrupted
by Hi guys. In today’s post, will talk about git. At this point, you probably already know that all the usual commands (e.g git-add, git-checkout, git-commit) …
Adding a new technology or concept in your team (the correct way)
by Sometimes when we are developing some chunks of code, we start to question why I am doing it this way? Should I do it in …
Serialization and Deserialization in Java using JacksonA practical guide on how to serialize and deserialize objects to JSON in Java using Jackson.
by Before we start working with serialization and deserialization in Java we need to understand what these terms actually mean. Serialization is the process of converting …
Redux Basics
by For some time, Redux is a thing that has bugged me because I know it, but I felt it was not sufficient. Because of this, …