Redux’s Mysterious Connect Function

So you’ve created your first action creators, reducers, and store files… Now what? How does the…

React + Redux: Architecture Overview

React is pretty hot stuff right now. I have been working with it for a while now. As I was…

CSS Line-Clamp — The Good, the Bad and the Straight-up Broken

If you need to truncate text after one line, then the text-overflow: ellipsis; is a great option — or any of the other text-overflow values. If you need to truncate text after more than one line, however, things get hairy…

React’s Component Lifecycles

What are React Lifecycles? How are they used? When does each lifecycle…

Javascript’s Recursive, Closure, and Curry Functions

5 New ES6 Array Methods You Should Be Aware Of

ES6 Series: Async Javascript.

Javascript is single threaded, that means that only one thing can be happening at a time. It is kinda like a straw. When I am sucking on a peach smoothy and a chunk of peach gets stuck in my straw I can’t get any more goodness. That is the problem with single threaded JS.

React/Redux… Where Do You Start?

When a new framework is as hot as React is right now, there seems to be a landslide of how-to videos…

Reusable Functions in JavaScript- Currying

The web has been updating and changing rapidly since it’s creation. One of the pros of working as a developer is the joy of learning new frameworks constantly. In today’s trend, programming is becoming more modular and dynamic.

ES6 Series: Let and Const.

Let and const came to solve a big problem in JS, hoisting. And they delivered in a big way! Why have let and const?

Here is a quick codepen to show you why: