Know what syntax to use in which scenario. — So we have all seen various ways of importing methods in JavaScript. You can import them by name, as *, or as alias. import defaultExport from "module-name"; import * as name from "module-name"; import { export1 } from "module-name"; import { export1 as alias1 } from "module-name"; import { export1 , export2 } from…

We all have seen and used the following statement when using SQL databases “SET ISOLATION TO DIRTY READ”. In this article I wanted to dwell deeper into why is it required and what are the other nuances surrounding it. …

Having good logging in our applications is very important if not the most important to have. These logs especially come in to help us when you are trying to debug any issues or monitor the status. With that said, having a robust and efficient way of logging is very important…

A modern and better way of adding multiple elements to a React Component without wrapping them in additional DOM nodes — When I started learning React, I would often use <div> as a parent or a wrapper to wrap multiple elements before returning but that would lead to the DOM tree size increasing unnecessarily so when I found out about React fragments, which are like <div> but do not increase the…

You might have come across these words in your JavaScript code if you were deploying it on web browsers. …

While JavaScript is known as one of the easiest programming languages for beginners, it can also become frustrating when developers expect JavaScript to do one thing and it returns another. I always found some of the automatic type conversions to be extremely tricky if I wasn't careful about the data…