Analytics Self-hosted Website Analytics without breaching user's privacy Can you gain insights without sacrificing user privacy? Yes, take a look at how you can setup web analytics without compromise.
Opinion Practicing Code Interview Questions is like Studying for the Exam Getting into tech is popular but you shouldn't just study to pass the interview. Cheating the system doesn't help anyone.
Animation Make a complex slider in React using SVG Turn a static SVG into something exceptional with React and Pose.
Opinion Moving from Medium to Ghost There are many reasons for wanting to host your own blog but why bother when Medium does a great job already? Here are the reasons I chose to take the plunge and give self-hosting a shot.
React Animate your React App with Pose Pose makes animations in React easy. Why not give it a go and breath some life into your app today.
Meta Introducing Benevolent Bytes I started blogging about my video game development hobby back in 2012 on Blogger. It kept me productive and it was fun to share what I was learning with the world. When I
Opinion JavaScript is the English of programming: Ubiquity by circumstance JavaScript is like English because it shares many traits that have helped shape it into what we know today.
CSS Automatic Dark Mode for your website Dark mode is in right now. How do you take advantage of this on the web using CSS?
Opinion Will Apple Arcade be a beacon of hope? Apple announced its upcoming gaming platform, Apple Arcade, a subscription service that promises no ads and no in-app purchases. I am tentatively excited.
React Efficiently Rendering Lists in React React has great rendering performance yet when it comes to huge amounts of data, like any framework, it can become bogged down. Let's use react-window to improve performance
React React Suspense — Load the Essentials Code-splitting is now easier than ever thanks to the work the React team has done on Suspense.
Prototyping How to Imagine a product Metronome is a small side project I came up with last year to experiment with iOS development.
Opinion You don’t know everything It’s sometimes difficult to admit when we’re wrong or when we make mistakes but it's okay.
Technology Be more productive with fewer distractions I’ve been trying to cut down on distractions in my own life and I thought I’d share what I do to tame digital distractions, reduce stress and get some productivity back.
Testing Why Cypress is the best way to test Cypress is a JavaScript end-to-end testing framework that allows you to write tests that run in a browser much like Selenium.
React Save user’s data with a lighter alternative to React I love using React but it can be a weighty framework for smaller projects and that’s why I decided to investigate Preact.
Browser Compatibility How to be Houdini and escape the limits of CSS Houdini will give developers access to the browser’s CSS rendering pipeline. This is the future of CSS.
Web Development Why popups are back in the modern web This site uses cookies and we’re going to let you know about it whether you like it or not, the lasting effect of GDPR on the web and why it doesn’t have to be this way
Javascript A Peek at State Management with MobX MobX is a state management library which can be used with React much like Redux, its tagline is “Simple, scalable state management” and it definitely delivers on the first promise.
React A look at the React Context API If you are using Redux just to avoid passing props down the tree, the React Context API could replace Redux.
Elixir Language Features I Wish JavaScript Had Elixir is a dynamic functional language with a couple of things I really enjoy using, pattern matching and guards are the coolest things I’ve seen.
Elixir Hitting the ground running with Elixir Elixir is a functional programming language which runs on the Erlang VM, it’s touted as being “designed for building scalable and maintainable applications” and if you squint, it has a very Ruby-esque syntax on the surface.
Javascript Why Prettier will make you a more productive programmer Linting is a great productivity tool, tools such as ESLint can find potential errors and help foster a consistent style across teams.
