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The Good, the Bad, and the Rendered: Client-Side Rendering vs. Server-Side Rendering

The Good, the Bad, and the Rendered: Client-Side Rendering vs. Server-Side Rendering

There are 2 terms you will hear a lot in programming, client-side and server-side rendering. Many people talk about it, but it can be a bit confusing for beginners. Especially, the server-side rendering.

Everything Everywhere All at Once: JavaScript Promises

Everything Everywhere All at Once: JavaScript Promises

Promises as a concept are hard to grasp because you must understand the JavaScript event loop mechanism, callbacks, and asynchronous programming (async await) to be able to understand Promises. In this article, I will explain all these things.

Code Untangled: Immutability

Code Untangled: Immutability

You heard about the term "immutability" in programming. But why is immutability an important concept? Why is it mentioned so often in programming and especially in the front-end world?

Write Code Like a Senior: 5 Must-Know Tips for Crafting Code

Write Code Like a Senior: 5 Must-Know Tips for Crafting Code

In this article, we are talking about 5 simple tips you can start using this moment to improve your code quality. No matter what programming language you use or how many years of experience you have, you can use these tips in your daily work. So let's start.

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - React and TypeScript

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - React and TypeScript

React JS is a very well-liked JavaScript library for creating incredible user interfaces. Additionally, it works with TypeScript. Although it's not the default, TypeScript is...

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - Node.js and TypeScript

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - Node.js and TypeScript

You can use TypeScript to build Node.js applications. Also of course in conjunction with the popular Express.js framework. Or any other frameworks like Koa, Meteor, Nest, and others.

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - Compiler settings

TypeScript Learning Adventures: A Tale of Love and Hate - Compiler settings

In this article, we'll take a closer look at the TypeScript Compiler. Thus far, we always used it by running tsc command and then pointing at a file that we wanna compile.