Imon's Development Studio

21/01/2024

Have you used .gitkeep in your projects?
Read this amazing post on .gitignore & .gitkeep, how & where they are used in details. Link to the post:
https://dev.to/ritaly/git-lesson-how-to-use-gitignore-and-gitkeep-5edm

26/12/2023

A must listen to every developer

Dhawal Shah is creator of Class Central, a popular search engine for online courses. Dhawal talk about the history of online courses and the Massive Open Online Course revolution of the early 2010s. We also talk about his childhood growing up in India, and how his life changed one day when he won a....

18/12/2023

What Happens in 60 Seconds on the Internet?

25/11/2023

If You Can't Avoid Working on Vacation, Follow These Tips for Everyone's Sake

Original post link for anyone interested:

https://www.pcmag.com/explainers/how-to-work-on-vacation-without-being-jerk?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=whatsnewnow&zdee=gAAAAABlInAQkDAiDvqlRvKJbkKoix_b-L7BHlCwerZoRWCfYHuwSWsA60nUZM2jzdBBl48OQFkIf0EwvSQaQoT4CT_cxfAaNsLpnrTyqqRUeg9ehz4YiaY%3D

01/11/2023

Difference between `String(value)` constructor & `value.toString()` method

I was wondering what is the difference between `String(value)` constructor & `value.toString()` method for coercing a value to string. Found the solution in stack-overflow. It seems `String()` constructor to some extend do call the `toString()` method albeit through a function. Which allows it to handle `null` & `undefined` value as well. That is not the case for `toString()` method. The image attached shows a `null` value results in null for `String()` constructor & for `toString()` method it throws a TypeError.

The link is following for anyone that wishes to check the original post. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3945202/whats-the-difference-between-stringvalue-vs-value-tostring

15/10/2023

In Javascript function, sometimes you might need a safety net for the parameters passed as arguments. Default parameters can help a lot with this.

07/10/2023

One of my beloved Web Framework Next.Js 13.5.1 is up.

What’s new in Next.js 13.5

- 22% faster local server startup 🚀

- 29% faster HMR (Fast Refresh) 💨

- 40% less memory usage 🧠

- Optimized expensive file system operations 📁

- Auto Configuration for Larger Icon Libraries 🎨

- Optimized Package Imports 📦

- next/image Improvements 🖼️

- Improved documentation for forms and mutations, Client and Server components, Content Security Policy and Nonces, Caching and Revalidating 📝

- useParams and useSearchParams can now be used in the Pages Router 🗺️

05/10/2023

I always thought It was about time HTML had an inherent way to create Modals/Dialogs as it is such a heavily used thing in almost every website/ application I can think of. I'm glad they finally added the `` tag as part of HTML.

The following article explains how you can use it in your applications with little to no effort

https://sahil2004.medium.com/dialogs-cf832e2f583c

03/10/2023

Interpreted vs Compiled Programming Languages: What's the Difference?

Every program is a set of instructions, whether it’s to add two numbers or send a request over the internet. Compilers and interpreters take human-readable code and convert it to computer-readable machine code. In a compiled language, the target machine directly translates the program. In an inter...

02/10/2023

Every year, there are new eCommerce design trends on the block as online brands look for new ways to outshine their competitors. The average eCommerce shopper spends a lot of time online.

To attract these consumers, web design teams experiment with new design features and design trends.

The following article discusses 9 of these trends that are a must know for any eCommerce web developer
https://uxplanet.org/9-stand-out-ecommerce-web-design-trends-of-2023-941e6f6000be