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This is the second article I ever wrote and it was on medium. This was after I was advised to develop soft skills even as I'm developing my hard skills
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Another great article in my bag. This article is an intro into version control management. It details the basics of git and github for developers especially junior devs.
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I wrote this article after I learnt and practiced it on css-tricks and it blew my mind. Reason being that a junior dev like me back then wanted to do a similar thing and we couldn't wrap our heads around it at the time.
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JavaScript finally gave us an easy solution to getting the last item in an array i.e the power of negative indexing. In this article, I wrote about how easy it is to use.
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If one can learn a css trick in React, One should as well try it out in react-native and that was what led me to writing this amazing article.
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One shouldn't really depend on alert pop ups for an amzing UI, instead try and design a sweet one that will make the user experience interacting and captivating. User-interactivity gave birth to this article.
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There is this misconception among junior developers about coding errors. When they encounter errors and bugs, they seem to get frustrated and think Oh! I'm not getting it, In this article I write about how I had such start and how Google, Stack Oveflow and many others became my friend...
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I didn't choose Tailwind because it's better than Bootstrap or Sass or other frameworks. I choosed it because of it's simplicity for me and also maybe because I simply liked the name... Read about getting started with this beautiful post CSS tool.
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This article was my first article under LogRocket. It explains why, when and how to use the cleanup function that the useEffect hook offers us...
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This article was my first article under Strapi. It explains what a CMS is, what you should consider before choosing a CMS for your e-commerce site and also why headless CMS is the best for an e-commerce site...
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In this article, we’ll learn how to build an analytics app to monitor and analyze raw data with React and Cube.js. This app will monitor raw product data from a database connected to a React dashboard through Cube.js, showcasing how much the product sells...
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Axios is an open source library that helps us send all these kinds of requests by providing a promised-based HTTP client method called POST. In this article, we’ll learn how to use the Axios POST method both in vanilla JavaScript and in a framework like React...
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Strapi is an open-source headless CMS. It’s 100% JavaScript, fully customizable and developer-first. In this article, I wrote about how to build a marketing site with React and Strapi, and this site also has a Strapi email form functionality.
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