Vardan Hakobyan

@vardan

I'm a seasoned software engineer.

Joined September 2024

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Hi, I'm a seasoned software engineer with a strong focus on JavaScript. I'm passionate about sharing my knowledge and experiences to help others learn something new and avoid the same pitfalls I've encountered along the way.

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I'm open for collaborations, whether it's mentoring opportunities or freelancing. Let's connect and explore how we can work together!

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Setting up Jest on Preact + Mobx +TypeScript + Pug environment

Recently I’ve been working on a codebase with the following stack — Preact, AngularJS (in the process of migrating to Preact), MobX, TypeScript and Pug. Yeah, this is not a codebase you will see every day, but in fact everything worked very smoothly ...

Oct 3, 20243 min read

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Understanding JavaScript hoisting: Functions and variables with the same name

How does hoisting work when you declare function and variable with the same name in JavaScript? Which one takes precedence? Variable declaration vs function declaration Test your knowledge: which value will be printed in console — variable, or functi...

Sep 30, 20242 min read

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Job Scams: How Developers Are Tricked into Running Data-Stealing Code, and How to Spot It

Photo by Ariel on Unsplash I recently shared a story about a scam job posting on Codementor where the goal was to trick developers into running malicious code on their machines. Fortunately, I discovered the issue before executing the code, and the a...

Sep 26, 20245 min read

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Unveiling the Monty Hall Problem: A JavaScript Simulation

Photo by Joshua Hoehne on Unsplash Have you ever pondered the Monty Hall problem? This classic probability puzzle has baffled both mathematicians and casual thinkers for years. Today, we’re going to demystify this counterintuitive puzzle using the po...

Sep 23, 20244 min read

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Mastering Email-Ready HTML: Automated Style Inlining with Tailwind CSS

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash In the world of email development, ensuring consistent styling across various email clients is a significant challenge. Email clients are notoriously inconsistent in their CSS support. Many strip out <style> tags or...

Sep 21, 20244 min read

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Vardan Hakobyan's blogs

Recently published

Setting up Jest on Preact + Mobx +TypeScript + Pug environment

Understanding JavaScript hoisting: Functions and variables with the same name

Job Scams: How Developers Are Tricked into Running Data-Stealing Code, and How to Spot It

Unveiling the Monty Hall Problem: A JavaScript Simulation

Mastering Email-Ready HTML: Automated Style Inlining with Tailwind CSS