Discover how the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) keeps your code lean, modular, and maintainable using real-world analogies and practical examples.

A deep dive into the Liskov Substitution Principle with examples, violations, and practical tips for writing scalable, bug-free object-oriented code.

Today, we’ll be exploring the Open-Closed Principle: from the criticisms around it, its best use cases, and common misapplication.

By using SRP, developers can produce code that is easier to debug, test, and extend, making it clearer, more maintainable, and scalable.

Learn how to list, fetch, and checkout remote Git branches, plus troubleshoot outdated branch lists effectively.

We investigate and compare four popular HTML to PDF libraries for Node.js applications: Puppeteer, jsPDF, PDFKit, and pdfmake.

Learn request memorization, data cache, full route cache, router cache, plus cache invalidation and tools for your Next.js project.

User expectations for web applications have evolved. Users expect seamless and smooth experiences when navigating between pages; they want the […]

JSR is designed to serve as a registry for both JavaScript and TypeScript packages, and an upgrade to the features provided by npm.

The AHA stack — Astro, htmx, and Alpine — is a solid web development stack for smaller apps that emphasize frontend speed and SEO.

Explore Vue 3’s Composition API and the ref() and reactive() functions for implementing efficient reactivity.

TypeScript uses built-in JavaScript operators like `typeof`, `instanceof`, `in`, and `is`, which are used to determine if an object contains a property.