Must Read Developer Articles on Hashnode - #7

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Every week, I highlight must-read articles published by Dev Bloggers on their Hashnode blogs. In this article, I list 17 must-read articles published last week.

Records & Tuples for React, way more than immutability

Records & Tuples bring deeply immutable data structures to JavaScript. In this blog post, Sébastien Lorber explains the basics of Records & Tuples, and how they can solve real world React issues.

My First Impression of Julia

Some days ago, Shah Nawaz Shuvo came across a programming language called Julia. In this article, he shares his first impression of Julia.

Vanilla CSS vs Bootstrap vs Tailwind: An Analysis

Making a decision on using either Vanilla CSS, Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS can be daunting. In this article, Victoria Lo analyzes the pros and cons of Vanilla CSS, Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS thereby determining which one is best to learn in 2020.

Learning JavaScript? Topic - Event Bubbling and Delegation

Omotola Shogunle is currently doing a JavaScript Series on some interesting Javascript topics🔥. In this article, she explains event bubbling and delegation.

Important Things in CSS that Nobody Taught Me

The fact that a lot of developers don’t seem to care that much about CSS is nothing new. In this article, Rahul shares important things he learned about CSS.

JAMstack for All: An Introduction

Tapas Adhikary started a new series on JAMstack called, JAMstack for All. If you want to learn about the JAMstack, then read his first article in the JAMstack for All series.

noopener, noreferrer, and nofollow - When to use them? How can these prevent Phishing Attacks?

Now and then, when you click on a link on a website, the link will be opened in a new tab, but the old tab will also be redirected to some other phishing website where it asks you to login or starts downloading some malware to your device. In this blog post, Bhanu Teja Pachipulusu explains how something like this is achieved, and how to easily prevent this from happening in your own websites.

How to use Twitter and geolocation data to find developer friends near you

Being a developer can be tough, especially doing it all alone. That's why it is important to surround yourself with like-minded 'Developer Friends' that support and motivate you. If you're looking to connect with like-minded individuals in your area then this article by Cyris Cloete is for you.

Websites That Pay You To Write Technical Articles

Getting paid to write technical articles is a great way to supplement your income. Especially if you already write articles for your personal blog. In this article Catalin Pit shares a list of websites that will pay you to write technical articles for them.

"Why do you want to work for us?" - Interview Question (Demystified)

"Why do you want to work for us?" is one of the questions asked at almost every tech interview. In this article, Skay his thoughts as an engineering manager, and what he usually expects as a response to the question.

Best Icon Packs for building beautiful web apps

Icons are an integral part of any website or web app. The icon set defines the tone and the general feeling of the user interface. Most times, selecting the right icons can be a tricky task. Thankfully, @dmraptis shared 5 beautiful crafted icon packs that can scale up your interface in this blog post.

I hope you fail.🙏🏽❤️

The lessons, the insight and the education a failure can give are unlike any other. You can learn things about yourself that you never knew before! How you handle yourself under pressure. How to pivot quickly. How to survive a hard situation. In this article, Danny Thompson shares how you can learn A LOT from failing.

Why you absolutely need to try TailwindCSS

Quentin started using TailwindCSS earlier this year after months based on a recommendation. He was reluctant at first because he thought it was another CSS framework with some built-in grid system, default designs and UI. In this article, he shares why you absolutely need to try TailwindCSS.