Closures are a powerful feature in JavaScript that allows functions to remember variables from their outer scope, even after that scope has exited. This article breaks down what closures are, how they work, and where you can use them effectively in real-world code.
06/Apr/25 • 2 min read
Webhooks let apps communicate instantly. Instead of checking for updates, they send notifications when something happens.
18/Feb/25 • 2 min read
Learn the key differences between var, let, and const in JavaScript.
22/Jan/25 • 2 min read
Discover how to replace your website’s favicon with an emoji using a simple JavaScript snippet. Personalize your site’s look in seconds with this modern, quirky touch.
07/Dec/24 • 1 min read
Need favicons for your app or extension? Google’s Favicon API makes it easy to fetch favicons from any domain with a simple URL. Perfect for prototyping and adding visual polish to bookmarks, dashboards, and more.
12/Nov/24 • 1 min read
Astro surprised me with its speed, simplicity, and SEO benefits—here’s why it’s become my new go-to framework.
28/Oct/24 • 3 min read
SSL is crucial for protecting your website and user data. Learn what SSL is, why it's essential for security and SEO, and how it builds trust with your visitors.
29/Sep/24 • 4 min read
Confused about the difference between 401 and 403 HTTP status codes? Learn how to use these status codes effectively in your web applications, ensuring better access control and user experience.
26/Sep/24 • 3 min read
Discover how decorators in JavaScript can simplify code and enhance functionality. Learn about their usage, syntax, and examples to streamline your development process.
15/Sep/24 • 3 min read
Choosing the right framework for your web development project can be challenging. NestJS and Next.js are two prominent frameworks, each excelling in different areas. This article provides a detailed comparison of NestJS and Next.js, examining their core features, best use cases, and the benefits they bring to the table.
07/Sep/24 • 3 min read