Whiteboard interviews can seem really daunting to engineers these days because we’re all so comfortable with our text editors. The thought of having to write code by hand in front of people was so scary that found myself loosing out on opportunities. …

In my previous article JavaScrip “Asynchronous” Nature Unmasked! I dove into the rabbit hole of JavaScript under the hood. Unsurprisingly the more I learned the more questions I had, thus here we are diving in a bit deeper. In this article I’ll be going over how event looping and queues…

When I first started programming in JavaScript I thought to myself, “Once I get the syntax down this will be a piece of cake”. That was most certainly not the case. Understanding JavaScript has been one of the most difficult yet rewarding experiences I’ve had with programming. Understanding how closures…

When first learning JavaScript I found myself focusing on memorizing the proper syntax as well as understanding how variables and functions work. Although these are very import things to remember, understanding how JS works under the hood has been crucial to me mastering the language. …

Fetching in React? I, like many other Vanilla JS developers, thought I could fetch with my eyes closed, which is why I didn’t spent too much time on it when learning the React framework for JS. Fast forward to my Mod4 code challenge and there I was trying to fix…

Variables, what are they? In JavaScrip a variable is something we assign to hold data that we can use throughout our code. Variables, how do I write them? Different coding languages VARY in the syntax that is used to create variables. Variables in Javascript are declared using a keyword (also known as reserved words, for more information click here)…

Why faker? As a new programmer building your first project can be quite daunting, considering all of the new information you’re expected to learn and incorporate into your project. That’s where gems some in, gems are here to make our lives easier. Amongst the many gems which you can look into 40…