Web Development
Web Development
Introduction to CSS Grid
Building advanced layout designs using CSS is a troublesome process. Anyone who has ever worked on CSS has faced this challenge. At times, even...
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JavaScript
Running specific test cases in Jasmine
I recently was working on writing end to end test cases using protractor on a project. Everything was working fine until the number of...
JavaScript
Using Babel to import/export ES2015 modules in Node.js
Using "require" statements (commonJS syntax) in your server side code while writing "import" and "export" statements (ES2015 syntax) for your front end makes writing...
JavaScript
Using Webpack Dev Server
If you have been doing front-end development recently, the chances are that you would have heard about Webpack multiple times. In fact, most of...
GraphQL
Hello GraphQL using Express
GraphQL is a query language and a runtime for data querying over an API. It is something that you put in between your front-end...
JavaScript
Finding vulnerabilities in NPM packages using node.js security platform
Since npm is an open platform, anyone can publish packages to it. And thus the security impact of using npm in an application can make...
Recent Articles
Chrome devtools: Using logpoints for logging messages directly
When it comes to debugging JavaScript in Chrome devtools, there are two different camps: the console.log fans and the debugger/breakpoint maximalist. I...
How to prevent npm install for unsupported Node.js versions
npm configurations allow us to do quite a lot of nifty things. One of them is to allow the project to set...
How to terminate a process on a port using the command line
Zombie processes are usually a pain to figure out. More often than not, I end up googling about how to terminate a...
Detecting dark mode preference using JavaScript
As dark themes have become popular across the web and across operating systems, we might want to check the user's operating system...
JavaScript: Split string and keep the separators
String.prototype.split() is a valuable method to split strings based on a delimiter. There often comes a scenario when we want to split...
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