Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash Looking back at how my career has shaped, I can point to one moment where I feel it took off. The moment I started writing blog posts. Not that my career had become stagnant, but it rocketed up quickly the moment I s...
Photo by Curology on Unsplash Ever since ES2015, also known as ES6, JavaScript has moved away from a waterfall style approach where loads of features were released at once under a major version, to a more agile approach where new features are release...
Photo by sarandy westfall onUnsplash Source control is one of the most important tools you can learn when becoming a developer. Source control is used for many things. It’s used to keep a history of your code. It is used as a collaboration tool for t...
Photo by Pankaj Patel on Unsplash An important feature of any programming language, including JavaScript, is the ability to store data in variables that our code can access later on in its execution. For years, JavaScript only had one way to declare ...
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash A crazy thing happened to me the other day. I recently accepted an offer to be a part of something really exciting. It’s going to stretch me and help me become a better developer. I am very excited about this opportun...
Photo by Hitesh Choudhary on Unsplash Learning to code is exciting. The closest thing that has ever come close to being the same for me was when I learned to speak Thai. When I started being able to hold conversations with native Thai speakers, even ...
