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Why are React Hooks required?

Hetav Desai
Jan 16, 202112 min read

If you are new to Web Development or React in particular, you might have heard this buzz word "React Hooks" a lot and might be finding it overwhelming too. You may be having questions like – "Should I learn it? Is it important? Is it even required fo...

Creating REST API Using NodeJS, ExpressJs, MongoDB, And Mongoose

Minhaj Ahmad Khan
Dec 14, 202012 min read

Hello Everyone My Name is Minhaj Ahmad Khan and I'm a Front-End developer. This is my first blog where I create a REST API using NodeJS, ExpressJs, MongoDB, and Mongoose. I'm super excited so let's get started. A REST API (also known as RESTful AP...

Event Bubbling and Event Capturing in Javascript

Afraz Momin
Jul 6, 20205 min read

The interactivity of our HTML web page is handled by Javascript. This interactivity is nothing but a bunch of events that the HTML elements undergo. An event can be something the browser does or something a user does. They tell us some change has hap...

When frontend devs meet free APIs

Rutik Wankhade
Jun 25, 20204 min read

Have you ever struggled to get ideas for your side projects? Are you looking to make something other than the same old todo apps? If yes, then you are in the right place, my friend. Welcome to the world of APIs where I will help you to get awesome id...

Debouncing in JavaScript

Afraz Momin
Jun 22, 2020

Often situations arise, when we want a certain event to fire off only after a certain amount of time has passed. The most common example would be the search bars we see on e-commerce websites like Amazon or Flipkart. In these search bars, when you ty...

Nullish Coalescing is not as scary as it sounds.

Soumya Mishra
Jun 18, 2020

Nullish Coalescing Operator( ?? ) is one of the features of ES2020. It gives the ability to truly check the nullish values. It is another logical operator other than OR ( || ) , AND ( && ) and NOT ( ! ) operators. How it works? The operator returns i...

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