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 […]
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 […]
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 application and a backend data service. The first question that comes across in people’s mind is that we already have REST, what problem can then GraphQL possibly solve? The value of […]
If I had asked a web developer a few years ago about using a build tool for their web project, the developer would have mocked me for even thinking about using a javascript build tool. It is a common notion that Javascript is not compiled and is interpreted by the browser. Hence, there was no […]
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