JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Mar 1, 2023

TypeScript is a programming language that helps simplify debugging and reduces errors during development through enforcing static typing. It also improves code organization and maintainability as the application grow in complexity. When used in collaboration with Node.js, Type...

Bit

JavaScript is a popular programming language used by developers for building web and mobile applications. While there are many built-in functions and libraries in JavaScript, sometimes you need to create your custom library to reuse code across different projects....

Bit

Currently Angular, React and Vue all recommend the SPA development model for single page applications, replacing the least modified part of the DOM Tree when routing is switched to reduce the huge performance loss originally caused by page hops in multi-page applications. They...

Maxwell

Functions are an integral part of all JavaScript applications, React apps included. While I've written about how peculiar their usage can be, thanks to the fact that all functions are values, they help split up the monotony of your codebase by splitting similar code into logic...

Unicorn Utterances

If you're a developer who's been working with JavaScript for a while, you're probably already familiar with some of the data types in the language, like strings and numbers. But did you know that JavaScript actually has ten built-in data types?...

JavaScript In Plain English

IoC (Inversion of Control) is used in popular web development frameworks like Angular, NestJS, and Spring. The most common implementation of IoC is called DI (Dependency Injection), and web developers need to understand IoC and DI if they want to master these web development f...

Bytefer

Want to automatically generate tests for your JS/TS functions? GitHub CoPilot now does that. GitHubNext added a TestPilot experiment that can generate tests for a function by analysing it and scanning the docs and comments....

Christian Heilmann

JavaScript, like most programming languages, was initially used for small tasks. But as its popularity grew, so did the amount of code that needed to be written. Having a large amount of code in a single file can be problematic, so it's helpful to split the code into multiple...

Dapo Adedire

Hey there! If you're a web developer, you know that navigation bars are a crucial part of any website. In this article, I'll show how you how to build a nav bar in Next.js, from setting up your project to creating components styling with TailwindCSS, and animations with Framer...

Upmostly

Execute RN component tests in parallel using cypress-split plugin. Let's say you are using react-native-web to see your RN components in the browser. In my example, we are bundling the RN code using Next.js + Webpack and we have lots of components....

Gleb Bahmutov

Hey Everyone! I recently stumbled across a tweet about Dynamic Tab Indicator done in SwiftUI, so I thought I would give it try in React Native with Reanimated. I'll be sharing step-by-step insights and knowledge as we try to implement the Interaction....

Karthik_B

Node.js is a popular server-side JavaScript runtime that is widely used for building scalable and high-performance applications. However, as your Node.js application grows and becomes more complex, it can become challenging to maintain its scalability and performance. In this ...

JavaScript In Plain English

Let me clear the air right from the start. This isn't one of those videos when a guy builds a site that looks like another site (except it doesn't work). In this story, I'll tell you how I build an......

JavaScript Kicks

Are you ready for some programming humor that will make you laugh out loud? Look no further, because I've compiled a list of the funniest programming puns that will have you rolling on the floor laughing (or "ROFL-ing," as we like to say in the tech world)....

sheetal patel

Part 3: Ready to face some tricky JavaScript problems? Greetings everyone, welcome to the third instalment of the series "Are you afraid to solve these JavaScript questions?" Best of luck in solving them. Would you like to verify the answers now? Lets go 1....

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