Javascript articles

JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, and interpreted programming language that is widely used to create interactive and dynamic web pages, as well as other network-based and non-browser-based applications. It is primarily used to create the interactive and dynamic aspects of a webpage, such as a form validation, animations, and interactive maps.

JavaScript is a client-side language, meaning that it runs directly in the web browser and can be embedded in HTML and CSS, it allows for the creation of pages that can be updated and manipulated without requiring a page reload.

JavaScript also supports object-oriented, imperative, and functional programming styles. It has a large number of built-in objects and functions, and also supports various libraries and frameworks such as jQuery, React, Angular, and Vue.js that provide additional functionality and make it easier to develop web applications.

JavaScript is widely used to create interactive and dynamic web pages and it's supported by all web browsers, it's also widely used in the development of web and mobile apps, and it's supported by a large and active community, which makes it easy to find support and tutorials online.

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Python vs Node.js - which backend technology is for you?

Node.js and Python are the most popular backend development technologies. Both are constantly gaining new users - web designers and software developers - worldwide.

Python vs. JavaScript - key differences

Python and JavaScript are two the most popular programming languages among software developers - comparing them head to head is not going to give you a straight answer about which language is better. But it is good to know which language performs specific tasks better or does things that the other language simply cannot.

What is a UI component explorer and do you need one in your React project?

Let’s say you’re tasked with implementing a “user details” screen based on a specific design. You inspect it and learn that it consists of a circular user avatar with a border, some text, and two buttons.

How advanced React patterns changed with hooks

Until React v16.8, when we wanted to reuse some logic in our apps, we had two choose between these two alternatives:1) Higher-Order Components (HOC) and 2) Render Props.

How to avoid prop-drilling in React without using Redux (Part 1)

Using Redux to manage your application state means that you’ll be dealing with a number of consequences - some of them beneficial and some detrimental when it comes to how comfortable the development process is.

Single Responsibility Principle in React applications - Part 3

This is the third and the last part of a miniseries of blog posts. If you haven't done that already, read previous parts of the series first:

Single Responsibility Principle in React applications - Part 2

This is the second part of my blog post series about dealing with React components that have too many responsibilities. Have a look at the first part of the series (Single Responsibility Principle in React Applications – Part 1), if you haven't already.

Single Responsibility Principle in React applications - Part 1

In my work as a front-end developer, I often encounter single methods, classes, and React components doing way too much. These blocks of code are typically long, use many variables, and allow complex execution paths.

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