Even if you are not ready for Monday, it cannot always be weekend đĽ˛
Happy new week : )
Trust you had a great weekend?
Hereâs what I have for you this week
What I did last week đ
- I started a series on my channel: How did you get your first full-time job as a Junior Developer? - Interviewing myself and people â¨. In this series, Iâll be interviewing different developers and ask them to share their stories so that Junior Devs can pick tips to improve their application process
- I published Why you should always Cleanup Side Effects in React useEffect and How to Cleanup. Side effects happen a lot in React applications and leaving them when they are not needed can cause bugs or memory leaks. In this article, I explain why you should clean them up and also show how to clean them up.
- I published What is a Canonical link, and why should you use it?. In this piece, I explain why you would want to use a canonical link when republishing content in different websites
- I published How to cancel a setTimeout in JavaScript. setTimeout is used for setting timers and functions that execute when the timer completes. But how do you cancel a timer? I shared it in the piece.
- I started a series of Dev.to: JavaScript Array Methods Seriesâ. In this series, I intend to explain all (if possible) array methods in JavaScript.
- I attended a meet up on âWhat the heck is DevRelâ. Here are the slides: What the heck is DevRel?
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I recently launchedÂ
Simplified Technical Writing where I share most (if not all) of my experience in Technical writing. In it, I share how to get started, how to get topics, writing jobs you can apply for and so much more. Do check it out if interested and share : )
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Featured Articles âď¸
- Whatâs New in React 18?
- Whatâs new in ES2022? đ¤
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How To Become A Web3 Developer. A beginners guide: Web3 is becoming very popular in the tech space, and this guide shares how to become a Web3 developer.
- Why You Should Republish Your Devblog Posts and How to Do It
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Featured Videos đš
- Firebase â Full Course for Beginners
- Learn JavaScript Touch Events In 17 Minutes
- Create an adaptive CSS grid with a max column count!
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Tool of the day đ
Regex Previewer: VSCode extension that allows you to easily test your Regex with strings right in your editor
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Useful tip of the day â¨
If there are git commands that you use often, you can create shortcuts for them using Git aliases.
For example, a git command for checking out a new branch:
git config --global alias.cnb "checkout -b"
Youâve set the alias âcnbâ for the checkout command and now you can run:
git cnb new-branch
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Thatâs it for this week.
I currently have an Instagram accountÂ
@deeecode where I share code/tech tips from time to time. Do follow if youâre interested :)
If youâd like to talk about Tech (writing or software engineering) or have questions, you can schedule a meeting with me in myÂ
Calendly profile. Looking forward to meeting you.
As a content creator, I love simplifying diverse topics in web development that I understand. Do you have any issues, tools, or frameworks that youâd like to understand better? Do let me know, and I may come up with an article or video on it.
A new week, another opportunity to do amazing things! So go do amazing things đ.
Do have a splendid week đ
