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#23 Mar 10, 2020 Do You Need Webpack for Server Side JavaScript? – There was an interesting question on Reddit about our basic introduction to Webpack configs:
#22 Mar 2, 2020 Iterators in JavaScript – Iterators were a new concept introduced with ES6 in 2015. An iterator is an object with a `next()` fu
#21 Feb 24, 2020 Why I Build APIs with Node.js – Right now the most popular backend languages seem to be JavaScript (via Node.js), Python, Java, PHP,
#20 Feb 17, 2020 GraphQL: The Good and Bad Parts – GraphQL is a tragically misunderstood paradigm. Many older engineers avoid it because they think it i
#19 Jan 27, 2020 The Benefits of Indie Open Source Software – One of the reasons that I started working with Node.js was the sheer number of independent contributo
#18 Jan 20, 2020 Debunking Common Complaints About JavaScript Promises – Promises are great. But there are plenty of arguments floating around the internet about why promises
#17 Jan 10, 2020 3 Neat Tricks With Vue Instances – In Vue, all your code is encapsulated in a Vue instance. Components are just a special type of Vue in
#16 Dec 6, 2019 The Role of Linters – Linters like ESLint analyze your code for common issues. Linters are a form of "static analysis": the
#15 Nov 15, 2019 The Benefits of Breaking Third Normal Form – Third normal form (3NF for short) is a theory that describes how data should be structured in an SQL
#14 Nov 8, 2019 Nullish Values in JavaScript – JavaScript developers often implicitly rely on truthy and falsy checks when writing if statements:
#13 Oct 18, 2019 Why JavaScript's Event Loop is Better than Threads – I'm sure you've heard that JavaScript is single threaded. That is true, but thinking about JavaScript
#12 Sep 13, 2019 Reactive vs Imperative Programming – One of my favorite JavaScript interview questions is this: implement a function that converts a Node.
#11 Aug 9, 2019 The Difference between Async Iterators and Observables – You can classify JavaScript code into two categories: imperative JavaScript and reactive JavaScript.
#10 Aug 2, 2019 What Vue and Mongoose Have in Common – Vue is a frontend framework for building interactive browser apps. Mongoose is a backend framework/li
#9 Jul 26, 2019 Optional Chaining (AKA The Elvis Operator) in JavaScript – The optional chaining operator hit stage 3 in TC39 this week, which means the spec is complete and re
#8 Jul 12, 2019 Framework-Free JavaScript: Why It Matters – Frameworks like Vue and Express help you ship code faster and avoid architectural design mistakes. Bu
#7 Jul 6, 2019 Mastering JS - One Way Data Flow in Vue – One way data flow was a concept popularized by React in 2014 and 2015. It was a response to two-way d
