Today, I was working on a personal project and I had to implement a drag-and-drop feature to allow more customization within my application. I spent a lot of time on articles, official docs, and YouTube videos. After a lengthy process of studying and trying to implement it, I finally got…

If you’re learning development, you’ll watch a lot of videos and read a lot of articles. Even if you’re in college or university like I am, this is true. Today, I’d like to discuss a common mistake a lot of us make, tutorial hell. Tutorial hell is when you’re watching…

If you’ve been doing any front-end development, there’s a big chance you’ve at least heard of Tailwind CSS. It’s pretty much a front-end trend at the moment. But for those of you that didn’t, it’s a CSS framework that allows you to build components without ever leaving your HTML file…

Margin, padding, border, content… If you worked on CSS even just a little bit, you must’ve heard of these terms. Today, I’ll dive deeper into CSS box model and talk about margin, padding, border and content. If you’re learning about layout in CSS then box model is one of the…

You might’ve seen my JavaScript articles but we’ll talk about something completely different today. We’ll dive into the exciting(and scary for some) world of CSS. Have you ever written the same colour code for more than one element? Did you have to scroll up to find the colour code and…

Functions existed long before arrow functions were introduced to JavaScript. So, why did we really need another way to define functions? Do we enjoy learning new things and introduce new things for the sake of it? Well, the reality is development can be time consuming, especially if you’re working on…

In my previous article, I briefly explained template literals and why they were useful. You can read my previous article here in case you missed it. ECMAScript 2015 introduced us to another concept, tagged template literals. As a student myself, I like to know why exactly something is useful before…

Let’s talk about concatenating strings and how awful they were prior to ES6 and why the introduction of template literals is useful for us developers. …