AAnnie-Stewart ElijahAug 13 · 9 min readRamblings about my turmoil with Linux audio...I recently caught the multimedia engineering bug, and I've been looking into audio API's, RFC's, and whatnot. TL;DR here: it's not been fun at all. So, I was trying to do something really basic [as paalvissraghnall.hashnode.dev
SShubham Kumar SinghJul 3 · 5 min readHow I Solved the Ordered Parallel Batcher Problem in JavaScriptEvery coding problem teaches you something new. Recently, I worked on an interesting asynchronous JavaScript interview question called Ordered Parallel Batcher. At first, I thought the solution would blog.realdev.club
CcodeByAtharvJun 15 · 6 min readCallbacks in JavaScriptCallbacks? The very first time you heard about this, it seems something too heavy to tackle. But not now! I will make it sure to take you from beginner to advanced understanding of closures. No confusatharvintech.hashnode.dev
SS M Piyas Mahamude AlifJun 8 · 8 min readThe Call Stack Demystified: How Node.js Actually ThinksIntroduction: The Question Nobody Asks You've written async/await. You've used setTimeout. You've seen stack traces a hundred times. But have you ever stopped and asked: "How does Node.js decide what techopinion.hashnode.dev
AAnandMay 10 · 5 min readUnderstanding this in JavaScript: The Name Tag That ChangesImagine you are at a networking event wearing a name tag. When you introduce yourself, you say, "Hi, I'm [your name]." The name tag doesn't have a permanent identity printed on it at the factory. Instcall-bind-apply-in-js-any.hashnode.dev
HHimanshu BalaniMay 10 · 5 min readMaking Sense of JavaScript PromisesIf you write JavaScript, you spend a lot of your time waiting. You wait for a database to return a user profile, you wait for an API to send back weather data, or you wait for a user to click a buttonblog.himanshubalani.com
AAbhinavMay 10 · 3 min readCallbacks in JavaScript: Why They ExistTo understand callbacks, you first have to realize that in JavaScript, functions are "First Class Citizens." This is just a fancy way of saying that functions are treated like any other variable you cblog.meetabhinav.com
NNavdeep RohillaMay 10 · 5 min readSynchronous vs Asynchronous JSJavaScript is single-threaded. That sounds technical, but it simply means: it can only do one thing at a time. If JavaScript only does one thing at a time, how does it handle loading tweets, playing ajavascript-journey-by-navdeep.hashnode.dev
NNavdeep RohillaMay 10 · 4 min readCallbacks in JavaScript: Why they existHello guys, in this article we are going to learn about the callback functions in the js, what are they , why we use them and the problems we face while using them. Callback function A callback functijavascript-journey-by-navdeep.hashnode.dev
AAbhinavMay 10 · 4 min readAsync Code in Node.js: Callbacks and PromisesImagine you are at a busy coffee shop. If the barista took your order, started brewing the coffee, and stood perfectly still waiting for the machine to finish before talking to the next customer, the blog.meetabhinav.com
