4 posts tagged in “Open Source”

10 Essential VS Code Extensions for JavaScript Developers in 2019

JavaScript · Open Source · Projects · Web Development

Every programmer you’ll ever meet will have a slightly different opinion about what code editor is the best and what configuration is the most productive. Many of us have spent countless hours trying out different extensions for our code editor of choice, configuring settings, switching back and forth between code editors and trying to get the development environment just right for us.I’ve been an…
January 21, 2019
4 min read

Prepare for you next interview with 30 seconds of interviews

JavaScript · Open Source · Projects · Web Development

You might be one of the very best web developers this world has ever seen. Or you can be adequate enough to land a job and keep it. Whatever the case, preparing for an interview never did any harm.If you are anything like me, you go from overwhelming excitement when you get called in for an interview to instant panic-and-search-all-the-interview-questions-mode a mere 2 minutes later. Looking for…
June 04, 2018
3 min read

Learn some useful JavaScript tricks with 30 seconds of code

JavaScript · Open Source · Projects · Web Development

The shift from desktop to web applications, along with the rapid growth of browser-based applications has made a lot of fresh developers pick JavaScript as their programming language of choice. While JavaScript has a library, module or framework for pretty much everything, it can easily create a situation where one gets overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information being thrown their way.Apart…
May 29, 2018
3 min read

Takeaways from maintaining an open source project for a month

JavaScript · Open Source · Projects · Web Development

A month ago, I launched my latest open source project, 30 seconds of code. It started out as a simple idea — a small, private collection of Javascript methods that were useful to me when I was prototyping projects. After I collected about 30 of them, I decided to make the repository public and share it on reddit, see if anybody had some cool snippets they wanted to add to the collection. And then…
January 11, 2018
4 min read