JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Feb 20, 2023

One of the first things we learn in programming is to break large problems down into smaller pieces. This divide-and-conquer approach can help us assign tasks to others, reduce anxiety by focusing on one thing at a time, and improve the modularity of our projects....

Bit

Asynchronous behavior is what happens when you request something to be done "in parallel" to the rest of your program flow. This task will execute separately from the rest of your code, and once it finishes, it needs a way to return the results back into the main program flow....

Bit

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David Bushell

According to Node's official documentation, Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Google's open-source V8 JavaScript engine. Node.js can execute JavaScript code on the server side, making it possible to create fast, scalable, high-performance network applications. Node.js w...

Faisal

Don't feel bad if the interview goes south. It happens more often than you think. The initial technical phone screen took away the human element. The question is no longer posed as whether you can perform. It's more about whether how well you do on a given test, invalidating y...

Arseniy Tomkevich

A key component of JavaScript programming is callbacks, which let programmers create asynchronous code that can run in response to events or other processes. Simply put, a callback is a function supplied as an argument to another function and is called whenever a specific even...

JavaScript In Plain English

So much has changed in the past year, it can feel like everything is ripe for disruption, but in spite of the most disruptive year in tech I have ever seen, the biggest surprise for me on this year's list is how little the framework ecosystem has changed....

Eric Elliott

Can you manage the state without useState in React? Yesss...Do you have to always use useState to handle states. No..You don't. Let me introduce you to the useReducer hook. Through this article, we are going to look at what is usereducer hook and why it's a better choice for m...

Kusha M 98

In this blog post, we explore how to use Next.js 13's app directory and consume i18n translations for both server and client components in an easy way. With this approach, you can reduce the size of your bundles and maintain the code clean....

Aral Roca

September 16, 2019 The famous scripting language has come a long way since it's introduction in 1995. While it might not be everyone's favourite, it seems to get more fans by the day, even ranking as the most popular language on StackOverflow....

Nils Mehlhorn

Yoav Kadosh shared a very useGlobalState React hook. You can then use the defined useGlobalState hook to share or update application state across components. 💪 Are there downsides to this pattern? I don't know, and I'm a little puzzled why I haven't seen this userland hook be...

stefan judis

Amal sits down for a one-on-one with Alex Russell, Microsoft Partner on the Edge team, and former Web Standards Tech Lead for Chrome, whose recent post, The Market for Lemons, stirred up a BIG conversation in the web development community. Have we really lost a decade in poten...

JS Party

In this tutorial, you'll learn all about Asynchronous JavaScript. But before we dive into that, we need to make sure you understand what Synchronous code is and how it works. What is Synchronous Code? When we write a program in JavaScript, it executes line by line. When a line...

Kedar

When declaring objects before ES6, you had to use static keys for properties. But since the release of ES6, you can use dynamic keys. I'll show you how they work in this article. What are Static and Dynamic Keys? What do I mean by static keys? Take a look at...

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