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Every week, developers in the tech ecosystem publish articles over 200+ articles on their Hashnode powered blogs. Here are some of the best articles published on Hashnode powered blogs last week.
What I Learned from Doing 60+ Technical Interviews in 30 Days
In this article, Uduak Obong-Eren shares his motivation for doing 60+ technical interviews in 30 days and the 13 lessons he learned from it. While most of the lessons apply directly to software engineers and technical professionals, the principles behind these lessons can be applied to all careers.
Designing Layouts with CSS Gridbox
If you've used a CSS library like Bootstrap, you'd know grids allow us to design pages by placing elements in rows and columns. Even though libraries help us achieve this quickly, they abstract the concepts from us. Learn how to design layouts with CSS Gridbox in this article by Gyen Abubakar.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Containers: A Foolproof, Hands-on Docker Tutorial
For a beginner, it is not an easy task to understand Docker. There is a ton of subtleties that goes into solidly grasping the concepts behind Docker, why it is so revolutionary, its benefits and how to use it. Antonio Lo Fiego (He/Him) channelled hours of headaches, despair, and a-ha! moments into this beginner-friendly article.
Trick to Write CSS & HTML 100x Faster
Web designers are constantly on the hunt for tools to help reduce the time spent in coding. One of the most time-consuming aspects of writing clean web interface has always been writing CSS & HTML. While pre-coded templates can save time during the development process, web designers can also write code faster more efficiently from scratch. In this article, Bhagesh Hunakunti shared diverse ways to write CSS & HTML 100x Faster.
How to choose between Angular, React and Vue — and be right every time
If you love developing web applications, you probably have a favourite JavaScript framework. Then, sooner or later, the discussion about which JavaScript framework is better comes up and you start wondering if you should start using another framework. In this article, Ivan explains how to choose between Angular, React and Vie - and be right every time.
How to Maintain and Write Better Code
We all know that writing code can sometimes be the most difficult part of any kind of development process. If you don’t organize everything from the start, the coding processes and code management afterwards will be time-consuming. In this article, Sanchit shared tips that will help you write and maintain code effectively.
Hashnode July Update: 1500 new blogs, 600,000 views and 180,000 unique users
Hashnode has grown tremendously in the past month. In this article, Sandeep Panda shares how Hashnode is performing in terms of growth and highlights of the interesting things we worked on in July.
How I helped my Wife learn Front End Development
At the beginning of 2020, Bryan Guillén's wife decided to learn Web Development. In this article, he shared the roadmap on how to understand the basics of software development.
Tips on naming your variables
Naming variables has proved to be more difficult than it looks. In this article, Davies Esiro shared amazing tips on how to name a variable.
My Favorite JavaScript Tips and Tricks
Most programming languages are created in such a way that developers can achieve the same thing in diverse ways. JavaScript is no way different. With JavaScript, we often find multiple ways of doing things for a similar outcome, and that's confusing at times. Some of the usages are better than the other alternatives. In this article, Tapas Adhikary lists his favourite JavaScript tips and tricks.
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