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Sep 13, 2021

One Year On GitHub!

Hello friends — This week I will celebrate my official 1 year GitHub-iversary! Just over a year ago, I had decided (and been slightly convinced by some of my friends who have been developers for years) to take some free online coding classes in preparation for a bootcamp. I decided…

Github

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One Year On GitHub!
One Year On GitHub!
Github

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Aug 30, 2021

React Hack: Export & Import State

Following up on my last post — React Hack: persisting data using local storage.. I wanted to explore more ways improve user experience and optimize applications for user convenience. This time is the idea that a user can export and import a file (app state as JSON).. This is definitely…

Export

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Export

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·Aug 23, 2021

React Hack: Persisting Data w/ LocalStorage

I’m here today to tell you about a super simple hack that will help to improve both your applications user experience, as well as your dev experience… It’s likely that most people can relate to a time when they were using an application, and whether they accidentally refreshed, or they…

React

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React Hack: Persisting Data w/ LocalStorage
React Hack: Persisting Data w/ LocalStorage
React

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Enlear Academy

·Aug 16, 2021

JS Weirdness: Type Combinations that Make PERFECT Sense

Today we’re going to have a little fun looking at how JavaScript handles certain type combinations. This is something that I found intriguing after working entirely with TypeScript for the past few weeks. First, let’s take a look at some examples, take a moment to think about what the obvious…

JavaScript

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JS Weirdness: Type Combinations that Make PERFECT Sense
JS Weirdness: Type Combinations that Make PERFECT Sense
JavaScript

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Aug 9, 2021

CRA vs Next.JS vs Gatsby

If you’ve developed with React, chances are you learned using Create React App — the command line tool developed by Facebook that allows users to generate a new React App and utilize a preconfigured Webpack build. …

Nextjs

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CRA vs Next.JS vs Gatsby
CRA vs Next.JS vs Gatsby
Nextjs

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Aug 2, 2021

The Main Reason I Love TypeScript

As a young (*not necessarily in age, just in general experience) developer, I have recently fallen in love with TypeScript… sure, it’s a bit more complex to understand and to set up a project with, but I’ve found several main advantages leading me to prefer TypeScript over JavaScript. While TypeScript…

Typescript

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The Main Reason I Love TypeScript
The Main Reason I Love TypeScript
Typescript

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Jul 27, 2021

lmno… C..qrs…?

“Command & Query Responsibility Separation” — I was recently introduced to the concept of Command & Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS), which if you’re unfamiliar, once explained will make perfect sense to you as well. The basic concept is that every method should be either a command to perform an action, or a query that returns data…

Cqrs

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lmno… C..qrs…?
lmno… C..qrs…?
Cqrs

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Jul 19, 2021

Intro to ‘Flux’ Pattern

If you’ve ever built a React application of any decent size, you know just how quickly state management and passing props can get out of hand. The Flux pattern was designed by Facebook to assist with how data flows through an application, and while Flux itself is now in “maintenance…

Flux

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Intro to ‘Flux’ Pattern
Intro to ‘Flux’ Pattern
Flux

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Jul 8, 2021

Semantic HTML.. and why it matters.

Most people have probably heard the word “semantics” tossed around at least once in their life. It’s a word that sort of defines itself… but until I really took a step back to think about what it means, I didn’t exactly get the full picture. Semantics literally means “the meaning…

HTML

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Semantic HTML.. and why it matters.
Semantic HTML.. and why it matters.
HTML

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Nerd For Tech

·Jul 3, 2021

GraphQL vs. RESTful

When it comes to API’s most people are initially introduced to and continue to utilize RESTful conventions, but GraphQL has been getting more and more popular in recent years. Today we’ll discuss the differences, and some of the benefits of utilizing GraphQL. What is GraphQL? Taken straight from the GraphQL website: “GraphQL is…

Restful Api

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GraphQL vs. RESTful
GraphQL vs. RESTful
Restful Api

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Jordan Panasewicz

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Denver, CO based. Software Sales turned Software Engineer.

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