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JavaScript & the browser
Frontend and browser work: how JavaScript runs, Axios interceptors, offline detection, PWAs, Chrome extensions, Firestore with TypeScript, React hooks, Alpine.js and SvelteKit.
Effortless React App Deployment: From Local to VPS
Deploying a frontend application with a single click has become the new norm. These one-click solutions are powerful — they automate setup…
Check user Online/Offline status
Checking the online/offline status of a user is an essential feature for applications that heavily rely on network connectivity. Almost all…
Chrome Extension 101: A Beginner’s Guide
A beginner's guide to building Chrome extensions: manifest, popup, content scripts, service workers and messaging between them.
Mastering Firestore Converters with TypeScript
Simplify data management in Firestore using TypeScript converters for seamless integration and enhanced efficiency.
Retry failed request using Axios interceptors
In my previous blog post, I discussed interceptors, including Axios interceptors. To continue with this blog post, it’s essential to have a…
Manipulating request and response with axios interceptors
Axios interceptors can be used to handle errors throughout the application and as today’s state of backend demands multiple microservices…
Setup google analytics 4 with Sveltekit ^1.0
Since Google Analytics introduced GA 4, there is many changes in the basic setup of a Google project, They have introduced the concept of…
Deploying svelte kit application
With the announcement of the stable release of sveltekit 1.0, there are many movements going around in svelte space and I have been…
React hooks in 1 min
I will be explaining majorly used react hooks in brief in this blog post. So without any delay, let’s get started:
Progressive Web App(PWA)
A PWA or a progressive web application is simply a website that can be installed on any device i.e android, iphone, desktop etc. It is…
Alpine.js basic tutorial
Alipne.js is a newly born, lightweight, simple and powerful javascript framework that makes most of the stuff of javascript inline. It is…
JavaScript at ground level!!!
How JavaScript actually runs: execution contexts and the call stack, explained from the ground up with diagrams.