A list of articles that have been written by me.
I write
about the topics I wish I had more information on in the past.
According to the Stack Overflow Survey of 2020, JavaScript
has been crowned as the most commonly used programming language
for the eighth year in a row. So why is it so popular? What makes
developers use it consistently? What’s so special about JavaScript
that’s allowed the language to retain the top spot for so long?
Making complex tasks seem more achievable and doable.
Have
you ever got intimidated by the amount of work your colleagues do?
Have you ever been surprised at how your friends can study more
material than you? Have you been wondering how top CEOs accomplish
so much work and yet find time for their hobbies and families?
Have you heard people talk about using REST APIs on the web? Do
you know how communication takes place the moment you click
something on the internet? Have you wondered how the internet
allows you to send and receive data so comfortably? Keep reading
to get more information on how communication on the internet
works.
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment built on Chrome’s V8
engine. It was originally created by Ryan Dahl, an American
Software Engineer, who also recently developed Deno (an alternate
to Node.js).
This article is a part of a new series where I will be solving a
few Leetcode problems, and thereafter explaining their solutions
in detail. I will follow a four-part strategy in all of these
articles —
1) The description of the problem
2) Hint on how to solve the article
3) The actual solution in detail
4) Time and Space Complexity of the Solution.
- Using Underscore.js
Underscore.js is a JavaScript library with certain utility
functions for common programming tasks. I have been personally
using this for the past year, and it has become one of my favorite
JS libraries. Underscore.js provides around 100 different utility
functions, but today, we will discuss the top 10 most used
functions.