Getting To Know The MutationObserver API

In complex web apps, DOM changes can be frequent. As a result, there are instances where your app might need to respond to a specific change to the DOM. For some time, the accepted way to look for changes to the DOM was by means of a feature called Mutation Events, which is now deprecated. The W3C-approved replacement for Mutation Events is the MutationObserver API, which is what I’ll be discussing in detail in this article.

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Why GraphQL is the future of APIs

Since the beginning of the web, developing APIs has been a difficult task for developers. The way we develop our APIs must evolve with time so that we can always build good, intuitive and well-designed APIs. In the last few years, GraphQL has been growing in popularity among developers.

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Sharing UI Components with Lerna and Yarn Workspaces

Today’s popular front-end frameworks like Angular and React allow us to create rich web applications using modular, reusable components. Most of the time we get away with reusing components that someone else wrote.

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How to Profit from Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is one of the most risky yet rewarding investments in our current era. All kinds of people having made huge amounts of money by investing into cryptocurrency, from tech nerds to average Joes.

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Building an enterprise-grade Angular project structure

An important task in setting up a modern front-end project is to define a scalable, long-term and future-proof folders structure, and the naming guidelines for each different programming entity…

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create-react-app v3, What's new?

When you're looking to setup your React developer environment, create-react-app is one of the go to ways to go about it. This package allows you to do so with minimal configuration as it creates most of the boilerplate code needed to get you up and running.

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Exploring the hidden potential of JavaScript arrays!

Undoubtedly, arrays are one of the most useful and extremely popular JS data structures. These indexed collections proved time and time again that they're still the best (if not only) choice for a various number of use cases.

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