Since college I was always using VS Code as my coding editor. Here are some of the extections I found useful and want to share with you guys. ESLint ESLint ESList is one of the most popular and beloved extensions among JS developers, without a doubt. The extension runs ESLint rules…

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1. Use case/when conditionals instead of lengthy if statements Let’s say we are writing a program to ask for a student’s major and answer with an appropriate response. We have one variable, major, and we want to check its value and respond. We may be tempted to use an if statement with multiple elsifs. Avoid this temptation; there is…

On my research on Node JS to change my current backend language to it i found some interesting question that you will be ask in a interview. Preparation is as important as your knowledge for a successful programming interview. It’ll give you the confidence to attend the interview without the…

Introduction The database is the center of all transactions, and SQL is the most popular language for interacting with the database. Learning SQL will help you in many ways throughout your career, and if you are learning on your own or along with projects, you may leave some concepts which are…

Myths and truths about Node.js At the core, Node.js is a server engine that you can edit and adjust, and it will only work after you set it up. Requests to it are processed as a loop (event loop), and that’s why Node is essentially a runtime. Being a part of the JavaScript ecosystem, which…

Part-2 This week it will be a much shorter blog as I basically was just learning the basic from NodeJs. First feeling and impression about Node JS My first impression is that I love Node, I love it becouse is much like Javascript and i am loving it. Last week i just have been learning the basic like array manipulation, function, etc. Following weeks? My plan is to used haft of the next week to keep practicing and later on start learning how to use Node JS as the backend of a simple app, make some API’s later on.

Part-1 Node vs. Rails. As a student at the Flatiron School, my intial exposure to server-side web programming (indeed, programming in general) came through Ruby, and eventually, Ruby on Rails. I liked it, and found it plenty challenging, but soon after I began learning JavaScript, and found the learning curve from…

Being in a pandemic has altered the way employers are now choosing potential candidates and the skills they look for. Required skills are constantly changing under different circumstances, so do you have the skills that will make you stand out amongst other candidates? Futureproof your CV by learning about the…