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Quick GitHub profile visit counter
GitHub profiles are a great addition to the platform. These profiles allow you to highlight your experience/interests and supply a little bit of personality to what people see…
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Optional Chaining in JavaScript
In this article, we're going to take a quick look at the new, Optional Chaining operator in JavaScript. This language feature is valid JavaScript as of ES 2020 (the official…
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Nullish Coalescing in JavaScript
Nullish Coalescing is a language feature of JavaScript that was recently promoted to Stage 4 by TC39, the group that maintains the definition of JavaScript. This means that this…
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Releasing node packages
When releasing a new version of an open source project, it's important to make sure a series of things happen in the same order for every release. I've attempted to make a…
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Introducing Griddle: A React.js grid
Many of the websites I have worked on have required a grid component. As I had been exploring React.js more it was made apparent that I was going to need a grid component for it…
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Trying out ReactJS with the Marvel API
I've recently started looking into ReactJS (Facebook's front-end JavaScript library) for building web UIs. React has an interesting philosophy about how the UI should function and…
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Debugging Express Applications
Coming from the .NET world, I've grown accustomed to great debugging tools. My initial Node setup didn't have a very good way to debug an application (outside of using ) and I…
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Learning AngularJS III: Routes
So far we've covered the basics of using AngularJS to interact with RESTful services and Filtering / Ordering views in AngularJS. Using AngularJS Routes, we are going to add a bit…
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Learning AngularJS II : Filtering / Ordering
Last time I wrote about some basic AngularJS functionality for interacting with a RESTful API. We're going to continue where with left off with our food inventory app to add some…
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Learning AngularJS
I have recently been playing around with some of the client-side MV frameworks. I have avoided Angular for quite some time because I was not a fan of using ng-click (etc.) HTML…