This article provides a comprehensive guide on creating type-safe dictionaries in TypeScript to enhance code reliability and reduce errors.
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By building these four simple projects, you’ll learn how CSS variables can help you write reusable, elegant code and streamline the way you build websites.
Storybook Test is a new test environment that combines the @storybook/jest and @storybook/testing-library APIs into a single package.
Chakra UI has emerged as a highly relevant design library. Let’s discuss what makes Chakra UI a great choice for modern applications.
Asynchronous communication can enable you to remain focused on your work so that you have fewer distractions and are more productive.
Explore Docusaurus and Starlight for building and customizing documentation websites, comparing their features such as sidebars, light/dark mode, and tabs.
Dogfooding refers to a situation where a product team uses their own product or service before releasing it to the market as a test case.
Dealing with state management in TypeScript provides benefits like type safety, code formatting, and error management.
Explore the importance of age-inclusive design, the best principles to follow, and some tips for testing interfaces for age-inclusivity.
Mauricio Monico, Chief Product Officer at Wish, talks about the blurred lines between what it means to be a marketplace versus a retailer.
Smoke testing is a simple process to ensure the core part of your solution works smoothly when you add new ones.
