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Cracking the Code: The Art and Science of Writing Clean and Maintainable Software

Cracking the Code: The Art and Science of Writing Clean and Maintainable Software

In the world of software development, writing clean code is not just a matter of personal preference; it is a crucial aspect.
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Geury Roustand
Meet Tobias | Dual Student Software Engineering

Meet Tobias | Dual Student Software Engineering

“I enjoy the work experience and meeting people that I can speak to face to face”
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diconium
Elixir for your next project — this is why.

Elixir for your next project — this is why.

When considering the cost of ownership for a software project, both from an operating and business perspective, the choice of programming…
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Robin Demuth
An Introduction to Container Queries

An Introduction to Container Queries

Container queries are a powerful feature in the world of web development that allow developers to create more flexible and responsive…
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Victor Nastasa
Performance Improves tips for React.js

Performance Improves tips for React.js

In this article, we will discuss some common use cases where React performance problems occur and explore solutions to improve performance.
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Philipe Almeida
PROGRAMMING
Neuroscience in Tech — Learn more by doing less

Neuroscience in Tech — Learn more by doing less

Tired of being stuck in tutorial hell? Feel like you take a long time to learn stuff? A lot of us are making the same mistakes…
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Sammy-Jo Wymer
Game changer — <selectmenu>

Game changer — <selectmenu>

Last year I was at the Frontend Conf in Zurich. Well okay, I attended online but still had a great time. So when I was browsing through…
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Megan Gawlinski
Getting friendly with git bisect

Getting friendly with git bisect

Have you ever been in the situation where you found a bug in your code but you have no idea where this little headache came from? Did you…
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Sammy-Jo Wymer
Core Developer Concepts: Array methods in JavaScript — Part 2

Core Developer Concepts: Array methods in JavaScript — Part 2

In the last part of this series, I put out an introduction to JavaScript array methods. In this second part, I will go a bit deeper into…
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Katrin Hofstetter
How to configure Semantic Release with Node and GitLab pipeline

How to configure Semantic Release with Node and GitLab pipeline

Have fun enhancing your releases with pipeline automation!
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Nuno Conceicao
Performance Boosting — Part 3 — DOM

Performance Boosting — Part 3 — DOM

Part three of my series “Performance Boosting” deals with possible optimizations of the DOM to make your web projects more efficient and…
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Ralf
Getting friendly with TypeScript (part 5): keyof, typeof and extends

Getting friendly with TypeScript (part 5): keyof, typeof and extends

This article is intended for anyone who is trying to get to grips with the world of TypeScript.
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Sammy-Jo Wymer
Frontend Competence Center’s Library of Alexandria

Frontend Competence Center’s Library of Alexandria

How diconium’s FCC tackles the challenge of staying up-to-date and organized with the relentless influx of new technology
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Anastasia Dzamashvili
Core Developer Concepts: Array methods in JavaScript— Part 1

Core Developer Concepts: Array methods in JavaScript— Part 1

In this introduction about basic JS concepts I want to break down array methods and why they are essential for the developer’s daily work.
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Katrin Hofstetter
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