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Failure sucks! In fact, some people won't even try new things just to avoid it all together, but want to know a secret? We're all going to experience rejection one way or the other, like Thanos, it's …
Imagine you're a fresh naïve junior frontend dev who's working on your first personal project outside of course materials. You think to yourself: There's plenty to learn just in frontend alone, I'll…
Micro-Frontend has been taking a lot of popularity these days, especially after the introduction of the Module Federation plugin with the Webpack5. It is pretty popular with E-Commerce sites too. In t…
Have you heard of a mosaic plot? It is a very interesting chart type designed to facilitate exploring relationships between variables. Mosaic plots (also known as mosaic charts) visualize data in rect…
React is a popular JavaScript library in the sphere of frontend development. React makes it easy for developers to build user interfaces on reusable UI components. I recently started using Vite to sca…
Even frontend developers avoid CSS like the plague. There's no feedback when you make mistakes which can be frustrating. But, it doesn't have to be that way. It turns out that CSS is consistent and pr…
When it comes to frontend js frameworks Svelte doesn't have a community as huge as React or Framework. That doesn't make it any inferior to any other framework. I think Svelte is the best way to buil…
I prefer having my own JavaScript utility belt libraries as they do on Lodash and Underscore.js, say, a stripped-down version of it, then bundled together into the global namespace as _. // Utility '_…
The HTML Document Every HTML document you create or load is derived from this basic format: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" co…
This post was originally published on the AirQo Engineering Blog. There will always be setbacks and new challenges along the way. What matters is that you are quick to reflect, ask for help and learn…
