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Slow down to speed up! Taking time to plan, test, and iterate can ultimately lead to faster and higher quality software development.

Technical debt in software development can lead to increased maintenance costs, reduced productivity, and decreased customer satisfaction. Learn how to manage it effectively.

As developers, we often identify too closely with our code. But separating our identity from it is crucial for our mental health and well-being. By focusing on the process, embracing failure, and seeking validation from sources outside of work, we can reduce the emotional toll of our work and gain a new perspective on our development process.

Learn how to password protect zip archives on macOS using the Terminal

Learn how to use the Terminal on macOS to compress files and folders using the built-in zip command and automate the process with scripts.

Switch between package managers based on the current working directory.

The CLI is a powerful tool. Learn basic commands like 'ls', '|', and 'wc' for efficient file and directory interactions.

Learning is a lifelong journey, and it's essential to approach it with a marathon mindset. Consistent effort over time is key to achieving success.

Software development requires balancing three core objectives: making it work, making it fast, and making it right. Prioritizing each is key to success.

Often, we want to toggle a boolean state in our React application. The first choice is probably using an useState hook, but is it the best option?

The Stack Data Structure is similar to the Queue; Check the article for more details.

To create a Priority Queue, we can leverage a previously created Queue. Want to see more details? Check the article!

The queue is one of the easiest Data Structures, so let's implement it from scratch!

The new series about Data Structures and Algorithms is here! If you want to know more - check the article.

Sometimes we need to have one big file of a specific size. Do not look for one; create one!

Testing asynchronous code can be tricky sometimes. We will go through the process of making our testing framework ready for the asynchronous functions.

Updating DSN records can be scary, but worry not! In this tutorial, we will verify our domain for GSC on Vercel!

A gentle introduction to the world of the keyboard shortcuts and snippets inside VS Code

Is there any way how we can set notifications automatically and consistently? Let's find out!

How can we merge JSX component props in TypeScript? And how can we do it properly? Let's find out!

Is the ternary operator silver bullet for conditional rendering or not?

The overview of the nullish coalescing logical operator and how to use it.

Every supported version of Node.js now supports ESModules. Here is a tutorial on how to start using them.

A simple tutorial about creating a Next.js API route with dynamic faker.js data.

We will isolate tests by building a simple TypeScript testing framework.

We will add a layer of abstraction to our simple assertion code to make writing test more easily.

A simple tutorial about hosting the Express app on Vercel.

We will build our own version of Jest, so you understand what Jest does and how it works from a fundamental level.

Blogging for Devs is a free email course from marvelous Monica Lent, which can help you with the growth of your blog.

A brief introduction to JavaScript Curring - Part 4

A brief introduction to JavaScript Curring - Part 3

A brief introduction to JavaScript Curring - Part 2

A brief introduction to JavaScript Curring - Part 1

A brief introduction to JavaScript Scope

A brief introduction to JavaScript Closures

Quick tip about compressing multiple folders into individual zip files

Quick tip how to copy a string representation of the specified object to the clipboard with Chrome DevTools

You can create a custom web search with Alfred (Spotlight on steroid) without a Powerpack upgrade.