Posts tagged with Tools

I recently started using the chrome debugger and I wish I'd started sooner. Learn what I was missing out on and how to get started.

I spent the last week learning how to properly type, this is how it went.

A personal website gives the freedom to share your ideas, thoughts, and passions with the world on your own terms.

CSS in it's current form is not a good fit for how we build websites. I now write CSS in JavaScript and I think you should too.

Life as a developer is a life of constant learning. I've taken stock of some of the things I don't know at the beginning of 2019

Webpack 4 has finally been released and it is pretty great! If you are looking for zero config JavaScript bundling, then Webpack 4 is the tool for you!

Pure functions have no side effects and and they always return the same results given the same arguements. Let's find out how they work.

In this episode, we look at the reduce function and how to use it. We will use it to transform an array into an object and use it to recreate the filter.

The filter function is used for plucking elements from an array that match a predicate function in JavaScript. Check it out!

Check out the first episode in this series of screencasts on functional programming in JavaScript. In this episode, we'll look at the Map function.

React is a big buzzword word right now. In fact, it has been a big buzz word for a few years now. Today I'll discuss 5 reasons to learn React.

In Node.js we use the CommonJS module pattern for sharing code between files. In this article, I'll explain what module caching is and how it works.

The number of tools used by front end developers has exploded over the past few years. Let's looks at a few of the most popular.

Rubber duck debugging is the name given to the technique or explaing what your code does to a rubber duck. I use it all the time! Let's find out more.