Introduction Have you ever gone to a website and noticed it says “Not Secure” next to the URL? Doesn’t exactly inspire confidence, does it? That’s because it is less secure. HTTPS uses TLS to encrypt normal HTTP requests and responses and digitally signs those requests and responses. Ready to boost your…

In the ever-evolving world of app development, the ability to turn a web app into a mobile app is a game-changer. This article explores five key options for achieving this: Capacitor, Traditional Hybrid Apps, WebView Apps, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), and React Native. …

React Testing Library (RTL) is a lightweight solution for testing React components. It encourages good testing practices by allowing you to test components in a way that users actually use them, rather than testing implementation details. Why Choose React Testing Library? RTL focuses on the user experience rather than the internal state of components, making…

In software development, the importance of testing cannot be overstated. Deploying untested code can lead to unforeseen issues, affecting core functionalities and frustrating users. Rigorous testing ensures that any potential problems are identified and addressed proactively, guaranteeing a seamless user experience. Introduction to Enzyme and the Philosophy of React Testing Enzyme is a popular testing utility for React that…

Ever felt like you’re walking a tightrope when dealing with JavaScript types? One wrong step and… SPLAT! You’re face-first in a puddle of runtime errors. Enter TypeScript’s utility types: the safety net you never knew you needed. 1. Partial: The Commitment-Phobe’s Dream Ever wanted to dabble in a type without going all-in? …

Ever been on the front lines of a codebase, sifting through the wreckage of what was once elegant JavaScript? I have. Picture this: You’re working on a behemoth e-commerce platform. An intern makes a “tiny” change to a core function that processes transactions. …

In the modern era of web development, managing the state of your application is like steering a ship through turbulent waters. As your React application grows, the waves of state changes become harder to navigate. …

In the ever-evolving realm of GraphQL, staying ahead of the curve often entails getting acquainted with the features in the pipeline. One such promising feature is the @oneOf directive, currently in the spec phase but already generating a buzz in the developer community. This directive is setting the stage for…

Why you should use Chart.js as your chart library—and how to make the most of it when you do — In this article I’m going to cover: Why use Chart.js vs. a competitor How to set up and install Chart.js How to prepare your data for Chart.js How to dynamically allocate colors for your pie chart Why Use Chart.js? You have many options to pick from when it comes to Chart libraries. I…