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 […]
If you have been following the javascript ecosystem for a while, you already know that even though ES6 modules are a thing, you still cannot import/export ES6 modules in node as of today. Node 10 experimental flag for ESM modules Though Node 10 has added an experimental flag (–experimental-modules) which allows you to use this […]
If you are a javascript developer, chances are you would have heard about React, Relay, and GraphQL recently. And if you are a react developer who has been happily using redux for a while now, the very first question that comes to mind is why another set of technologies? Why should I invest time in learning newer […]
If you have been programming for a while, you would be familiar with the hassles of writing clean code and maintaining consistency across a project on some specific code style guidelines. Even if you spend a few days making everything consistent, some other developer might check-in their changes or disable some flag to quickly get their […]
Building advanced layout designs using CSS is a troublesome process. Anyone who has ever worked on CSS has faced this challenge. At times, even the simplest div may not always position itself correctly, looking so messy and untidy – just like kitten litters. And right when you manage to perfect the layout, your luck kicks […]
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