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Since it's been a long while since I wrote anything, I figured we'd have some fun building a cool little project that involves mainly css (and just a tiny bit of JS that we'll go through quickly)
This time around we will be having a look at the concept of streams in NodeJS in particular and we will build a little command line application.
In this article we will have a quick look at an important topic, namely the difference between callbacks and promises in JavaScript.
After having started the NextJS Bits series, it's high time we actually built our first NextJS project. As you may have guessed, I am a huge anime/manga/Japanese culture fan so what better app to built othe than a Japanese language learning app?
This will be a series of articles in which we will have a quick look at [NextJS](https://nextjs.org/) a very powerful framework built on top of reacts and using server side components.
It's been a long time since I last wrote a blog post. Lately I have been pretty busy (。•́︿•̀。). This time we are going to build a quick and cool Anime/Manga search engine.
Fastify is a new NodeJS upcoming framework and it's gaining quite some popularity and we are going to build a Youtube Converter app.
After having built an Aplication Programming Interface (in short a REST API ) using core nodeJS so without using any framework, it is now time to rebuilt it in Express.
An API Application Programming Interface is a critical component for both front-end and back-end developers as all of them consume data from these APIs in their apps.
As you may or may know, React is one of the most popular front-end libraries nowadays. It is very poweful and versatile a tool and we will have an introductory look at it in the context of TDD.
This article is an introduction to the NodeJS runtime. In it, we will look at some basic concepts regarding the runtime.
We have written some code, built some projects, now it's time to think about how to store and maintain our codebase.The answer to that is a Versioning system.
As you know or might not know.. Node is very good at serving dynamic data. So on our servers we can have complex logic that manipulates data, and 'serves' it dynamically based on that data.
It's finally the time to build some projects with actual functionality using NodeJS. For starters, we will build little applications but you will learn a lot from doing this.
Before we get to writing any code or understanding what code is and how it works at all, of course we need a good code editor. In this first article, we will explore a bit Visual Studio Code and its capabilities
As the title involves, this article represents an introduction to web development. We will see very briefly how the web works what are its main technologies (namely HTML , CSS and JavaScript).
Now, that we have 'got our feet wet' and we know how **HTML**, **CSS** and **JavaScript** work together, we can try to put together a little project.