Documenting experience and observations
Code Reviews are one of the major things that a developer has to do on a daily basis. For some, the experience of reviewing code can be delightful but for others it can be quite stressful! According to Stack Overflow, the number one cause of stress in a developer’s life is code reviews.– Just Kidding!…
We live in a mobile-first world and hence as a front-end developer it is our job to ensure that the web-apps we are building are mobile-friendly. With the rise of hybrid frameworks, things that are developed for web are easily translated to Android and iOS applications. This shift in the development community has not only…
The NextJs official website’s landing page terms NextJs as “The React Framework for Production”. It is by Vercel. I encountered NextJs while I was pursuing to become a full-stack developer with 4+ years of hands-on experience in front-end web technologies. NextJs is a layer on top of React extending its capabilities. React does not need…
I have been working as a Senior Software Engineer — II (Frontend) from quite some time now and have been on both sides of the interview table. I have given a lot of technical interviews and have taken the same amount (if not more). From white-boarding the data structures and algorithmic questions to pair-programming with my interviewer,…
To get hold of any framework or library, one has to dive deep into it. Not only it helps to appreciate the abstraction one is getting but also helps to improve the debugging experience as a developer. The in-depth knowledge of a library will also help you to optimize the app. There are certain things…