The Typescript team recently announced their road map. Interestingly, they have decided to not focus on TSLint any more and focus their efforts on ESLint for Typescript linting instead. This is a great thing for the community overall since ESLint becomes the defacto linting tool going forward. In this post, we will setup ESLint for […]
After seeing a lot of projects making the move to Typescript, I recently started to give it a shot as well. For people who are not aware of typescript, it is a wrapper over javascript which has built-in support for types. We get static checking for our code as well as better intellisense for the […]
I have already written a detailed post about my experiences as a community manager in the past. It was a generic one containing some interesting insights life pro tips as well. However, in trying to make it generic, I omitted some community management tips that I wanted to share. I intend to cover some of […]
Whenever we start thinking of making fresh starts, we tend to prepare a list of short-term goals that we want to achieve. And most of us (9 out of 10 people) end up not fulfilling our goals/resolutions. In this post, we will talk about simple tips that help you to stick to your goals. 1. […]
React 16.6 was released a couple of days and and it brings a couple of new features. One of these is React.lazy() which is something that requires a separate post in itself along with React Suspense. The other one, which we will talk about in this post is React.memo(). What is React.memo()? It is similar […]
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