Indeed! Why can't we just get along and use one single JavaScript framework? Or two!? Here's what I think about this situation that a lot of people consider a problem. I think it's a huge opportunity, actually! This whole disagreement is actually one of the things that made JavaScript so popular…

This is a question I've struggled with a lot, while trying to optimise the way I interview people. I don't want to misjudge people, or evaluate them the wrong way, so I took some time and dug through my head, scoured the Internet for resources and narrowed down to a simple list. This is not a…

If you're looking to revamp your website and you're serious about this, you probably found mentions of static site generators, static sites and the JAMStack, on the Internet. Unfortunately, for every article that tries to explain what are the benefits of using a static site generators, there are…

The title of the article is from a question I was asked to answer on Quora . Below, is my attempt to explain what do the three dots do in JavaScript. Hopefully, this removes the fog around the concept, for people who will find this article in the future and have the same question. Updates Added…

Most software developers know that keeping hardcoded strings in your code is bad form. For the most part of our working life, we pester our colleagues to extract stuff in variables, make strings constants, so on and so forth. Text/translation file management became an interesting topic for me in the…