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🤜 I know that OOPS seems very simple but when it comes to real-world usage we have to do more than OOPS. There are some design patterns for industry-level code. To learn more about Design and Coding …
Do you take notes? Note-taking is a great habit we build in school and grow in college, but we drop it when we get into professional working life. Have you ever wondered why? Teachers push the note-ta…
A while ago I did the series on the Next portfolio, and one of the people following along the series asked me how to filter by category. This is a great question and something I didn't dive into duri…
Tailwind CSS has its own color system. At the time of writing this article, Tailwind CSS provides 22 color names, each with 10 different shades. Shade number 50 is the lightest and shade number 900 is…
Hi, Hashnode community 👋👋 Welcome to the HTTP Essentials series, a series of articles that is meant to teach you all the essentials about HTTP, in the previous part it was about an intro to the HTTP…
In modern programming languages such as C# or Java, we tend to take memory management for granted. Gone are the days when we need to call malloc to request enough memory for our variables. Luckily a l…
The short answer is as soon as possible. Optimally, you’ll already have a GitHub account. If that’s not the case for you—first read this article and then register on GitHub. What is GitHub It’s a host…
Introduction This is a very confusing question among beginners 'What is the difference between "==" and "==="?'. Another question arises 'When to use "==" and when to use "===" operator?'. After readi…
In this article, I will suggest to you some of the best extensions you need to install for better productivity that can come in very handy. So without further due, let's get into it. 1. Simplify Gmail…
Starting my web security series by sharing my secrets - just kidding! Let's talk about keeping our secrets safe. Environment Variables Secret Servers Tokens Cookies Man-in-the-Middle Web Storage API …
