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Electron to PWA: There and Back Again 🔗

Lessons learned from rewriting an Electron application as a progressive web app. [...]

Symbol.iterator Is Pretty Neat, Actually 🔗

Design custom spread syntax experience with Symbol.iterator. [...]

Container Formats and Where to Find Them 🔗

This is how you create custom file formats. [...]

Monitoring JavaScript Bundle Size Changes in Remix 🔗

Improve your Remix apps by analyzing the cost of every change you make. [...]

Mocking in Node.js Has Just Changed Forever 🔗

The two largest API mocking libraries in JavaScript now use the same interception algorithm. [...]

Build-time Open Graph Images in Remix 🔗

Generate Open Graph images in Remix on build time with this neat library. [...]

Catching Flaky Tests Before It's Too Late 🔗

Learn how you can use reporting tools to automate flaky test discovery [...]

Thirty Years and Counting 🔗

Listen as I reminisce about the past ten years of my life. [...]

Don't Sleep on AbortController 🔗

Learn how to make anything abortable in JavaScript. [...]

Why Patching Globals Is Harmful 🔗

Why I believe patching globals is a bad API design. [...]

Making Sense of TypeScript Generics 🔗

Here's what you need to understand about generics in TypeScript. [...]

The Difference Between Null and Undefined 🔗

In JavaScript, null and undefined cannot be more different. Here's why. [...]

2023 Year in Review 🔗

The good, the bad, and the ugly of the year 2023. [...]

Looking For a Job As an Open Source Maintainer 🔗

Learn about the precautions to take if you are an open source maintainer looking for a job. [...]

Why Fetch Promise Doesn't Reject on Error Responses 🔗

The fetch Promise doesn't reject on error responses and that's entirely correct! Here's why. [...]

One Thing Nobody Explained To You About TypeScript 🔗

One of the most common mistakes in configuring TypeScript. [...]

Debugging Like A Pro-xy 🔗

Learn how to use Proxies to debug tricky issues in JavaScript. [...]

My Struggle With Remix 🔗

Remix is a fantastic framework but it's not without its issues. Here are some of my struggles after building a few different projects with it. [...]

A Total Mess Behind GitHub Accelerator 🔗

GitHub Accelerator is a life-changing program on paper. In reality, it turned out a bit differently. [...]

Practical Guide to Custom Jest Matchers 🔗

Learn how to create custom Jest matchers to reduce the repetition in your tests and make them more readable. [...]

The Dark Side of Open Source 🔗

Drawing from personal experience how open source can be a double-edged sword. [...]

Why I Wouldn't Want to Have an Engineering Degree 🔗

Coming from a non-technical background is challenging. Yet I wouldn't want to have studied software engineering regardless because it would've taken o [...]

Writing a Custom Webpack Loader 🔗

Learn how to write custom webpack loaders with this example that transforms MP3 file imports into interactive audio players. [...]

Thinking in Functions, Part II: Higher-order Functions 🔗

Let's take a dive into what "higher-order" functions are, what problems they solve, and learn how to use them in practice. [...]

How To Ask Questions? 🔗

Asking the right questions in engineering is hard. This article makes it a bit easier. [...]

The Plague of Linters 🔗

If you ever had a debate about which linting rule to use, you must read this. [...]

Building a Tree-shakable Library with Rollup 🔗

A missing guideline for JavaScript library authors on building and distributing a tree-shakable library using RollupJS. [...]

Efficient CircleCI debugging with SSH 🔗

Stop wasting hours on debugging failed CI jobs, when you can go to the very remote machine that run your tests, open its state, and solve the issue sp [...]

Debounce vs Throttle: Definitive Visual Guide 🔗

A complete guide to learn the difference between debounce and throttle using visual examples. Never confuse the two again. [...]

Thinking in Functions, Part I: The Input/Output Pattern 🔗

Function is a synonym for action. It's good when your actions have purpose, and their intent is clear. But how to write such functions? [...]

The Art of Code Review 🔗

Lessons learned from reviewing a team of 15 people throughout 2,5 years. [...]

Advanced forms in React made easy 🔗

Learn how to create clean and performant forms using React Advanced Form package. [...]