If you’re building anything on the web and not using your browser’s developer tools, then you might as well be running blindly. I think this way because the dev tools are there to help with developers’ experience, and make it so easy to find a bug an...
Intro Growing up, everyone around me noticed I had a deep level of curiosity, which increased as I became older. A good number of the gadgets in the house then didn’t have the opportunity to stay whole long enough to see me grow up, because I had dis...
TLDR; Making a choice, when it comes to the right rendering strategy to use, all depends on context or use case. Ask yourself: How often does this content change? Who needs to see it; users, crawlers, or both? What’s more important; speed, SEO, or...
"Put things where they’re used." That’s the golden rule of collocation in frontend development, and once I embraced it fully, my Next.js projects became easier to scale, debug, and maintain. TLDR; Collocation makes it easier to find everything rela...
TLDR; Use python3 and pip3 — don’t rely on python or pip Use Homebrew to install Python if needed: brew install python3 Run pip in scripts using python3 -m pip Use venv for project-level dependency management Have you tried installing Python3 o...
Have you ever wondered how Web3 really works?
