Hi there! Yes! The answer is definitely yes! You read it right. I’m writing to tell you about an extremely efficient way of preparing your presentation slides and it doesn’t involve using Google Slides or Microsoft PowerPoint. Background ⏳ Before I jump into how, let me quickly delve into the why. So…

If you’ve been using redux for years you’ve been familiar with the connect() Higher Order Component that jumbles up the flow of props in your code and makes you constantly scroll the page in order to understand whether the props in the component are actually just real props or something…

Hey friend! You must have heard of the clip-path property in css. No? Then you might be in for a treat. If yes wouldn’t you agree that it’s quite awesome and I would assume you landed here wondering where you could use it in your application. …

A React Function Component is simply a function that returns a React element. With React 16.8 the most awaited feature, hooks was introduced which allowed for injecting state and lifecycle methods into stateless function components and make it stateful. …

When you first hear about Chrome Extensions probably you’d think that it’s got to be written in C, C++, JAVA or some other language which seems overly ‘complicated’ for a newbie. But then when you figure out it’s just simply HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript you would probably think that it’s…

So it was one of the few weekends that I have every year that I go out to have a haircut. After getting a haircut I expressed gratitude by saying thanks to the barber. I felt good because I saw a slight smile on his face when I said that…

I’m tired of setting myself on fire just to keep others warm. You never cared, not even a damn fuck though I meant no harm. Even though everything was in Chaos I tell you, I managed to stay calm. It’s not that I wanted something in return, but some insight would have been fine. I…

Fetching the data in the web is an asynchronous task which is dreaded by many due to its a-synchronousness. Generally we have a tendency to write callbacks to handle asynchronous functions because it’s easier to write and understand. It might work when you have a few asynchronous functions to execute…