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January 31, 2020
PNPM popularity is growing rapidly, is it time to ditch npm & yarn?
We've been using npm for years, then yarn came and gained tons popularity. Today we'll talk about pnpm, which gives a huge benefit not available in yarn/npm
January 6, 2020
Comprehensive guide to micro frontends
If you've already used microservices, you already know the huge benefit it provides to reduce architecture complexity of large monolithic backends. However, on the frontend side, many huge apps are still monolithic and hence are huge codebases with many dependencies.
January 2, 2020
Pros and cons of different feature flags table designs
Learn the pros and cons of structuring your features flags horizontally or vertically in your feature flags table with examples.
December 13, 2019
Tiny, yet very powerful JavaScript function you may have missed
JavaScript is powerful, it's proving its strength every day, we use it all the way from web frontends, to desktop apps (electron) to mobile apps (react native, nativescript,..), all the way to the backend (node).
December 12, 2019
Your guide to a constructive code review
Code review is a great way to achieve better code quality, and most importantly share great knowledge and experience between developers working on this project.
December 11, 2019
Ways to cache your Serverless applications
In this story, we discuss different ways to cache your serverless application, assuming an AWS-based architecture.
December 5, 2019
Sorting algorithms, with visualizations and complexity comparisons
Understand sorting algorithms with visuals, videos, and detailed explanations, also with complexity comparison for each of them
December 3, 2019
Amazon Web Services (AWS) just introduced it's fully managed Quantum computing service 'Braket'
Today we have some very exciting news; just hours ago Amazon's cloud computing service (AWS) introduced a new fully managed service that allows programmers and researchers from around the world to finally start experimenting with Quantum Computing. They called it Braket!
November 30, 2019
Here's how you can start using feature flags today
A feature flag is a technique to turn on/off a feature at any time without having to maintain separate branches for each feature, and then once merged, is on by default. It'll basically allow you to ship a product with a feature switched off, then switch it on again any time in the future.