Thayaparan Samaralagan153

Closures can feel confusing when we first hear about them, but they’re easier than most developers think. In simple terms, a closure happens when a function remembers the variables from the place where...

You are absolutely right, Java script is a better option for small and fixed size project but if they have planning to make it expand the team may change also functions maybe added on that time the typescript...

When we visit a website we expect it to load quickly, respond fast and stay stable while we scroll. If it doesn’t we probably close the tab and move on. Google knows this too, which is why it created...

We all use console.log() for good reason. It’s quick, familiar and gets the job done when we need to check a value or trace a bug. But as projects gro and bugs get trickier it helps to have few more...

As web developers we all appreciate those little JS tricks that make our code cleaner and bit easier. These aren’t advanced concepts, they’re simple, practical habits that can instantly improve our...

When we start learning to code, it might feel like writing more code means we’re doing more or getting better. But many experienced developers will tell you the opposite, writing less code can actually...

If you’re a developer you’ve heard the words malware and virus thrown around a lot. While they may sound like the same thing but they’re actually different and knowing the difference can help you...

Accessibility means making our websites easy to for everyone who is trying to access, including people with disabilities or different abilities. This includes people who use screen readers, can’t use...

Usually when I start learning web development, JS is the first language I picked up. It was simple, fast to write and things just worked. We could build a page, add some logic and see it live in minutes....

If you’re diving into front-end development chances you’ve come across both Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap. I’ve used both while developing projects, from simple portfolio to full scale projects. Bootstrap...

Thanks a lot for the insights! Really helpful to see how you’ve chosen your stack: Next.js + Tailwind seems like a great combo. I’ll definitely explore.

When we’re deep into a coding session, it’s easy to forget that the app we’re building isn’t for us, it’s for someone else. Someone who probably doesn’t care about how fine your code is or...

In the beginning when I saw Tailwind CSS, I wasn’t impressed. Writing utility classes directly into HTML felt messy and hard to identify. bg-blue-300, p-6, rounded-lg, etc it looked more like the jungle...

A few years ago, building a website meant writing HTML, CSS, and JS or hiring someone who could. But now, in this era of AI a new question has emerged, Can we build a website just by describing what you...

APIs are like the backbone of most digital experiences we interact with nowadays. From logging into an app using our Google account to ordering food or tracking flights, there’s one thing happening behind...

Have you noticed some websites take too much time to load, especially the one with tons of images or videos? For that problem, lazy loading comes candy. Lazy loading is one of the great tricks developers...

Thank you for the quick comparison. It will be helpful to those who are trying to learn new skills. they can make decisions about how much they need to put in effort.