Documenting experience and observations
Hosting images have always been a tricky part for me. Recently I got the opportunity to write a lot of documentations (ReadMe on GitHub). One thing which was constant with the README.md files – screenshots. I prefer to add screenshots wherever necessary to be more precise about the steps to be followed. But taking a…
Getting a problem and straightaway writing a function for it is something we all tend to do unless we are industry veterans, because the industry veterans take a lot of factors into account while composing a function. I write “composing” because if you come across code written by people like Kyle Simpson, you’ll be mesmerized…
No matter how senior you are, you are definitely going to use the evergreen `console.log()` to debug your javascript or typescript project. There is no problem in doing so (some javascript veterans might disagree), but the problem arises when you forget removing them and push your code for: Code review (by raising a pull request)…
If you have been working with typescript oriented frameworks like Angular, you must be linting your code before submitting it. And if by any chance you are working in Angular and not linting your code, I just have 1 thing to say to you: For the ones for whom “linting” is an alien term, let…
A product is a result of an old saying – necessity is the mother of invention. I have been working on a product called NotesHub – A study material sharing platform and still, there are things which leave me perplexed. I have been developing NotesHub, along with my team from the last 3 years and…