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Let me ask you a question - what kind of a machine do you code on? I bet it’s one of desktop, laptop, or maybe even a remote server with SSH connection. That’s the standard these days, but I think that there are some passionate (and crazy in a sense) people (like me) who’d like to stretch it even further. Those who’d like to be able to code literally anywhere, no matter what kind of a device they

I know that you might have clicked on this article only because of the title. So, to not let you down, here’s your TL;DR - VS Code isn’t (entirely) open-source. Interested or surprised? Good. Now, let’s dive deep! Open-source code editors With increasingly popular JavaScript and interconnected web development sector growing rapidly, it’s no surprise that modern code editors heavily focus on these

Nowadays, with JavaScript getting better at doing more, it’s becoming increasingly harder (not to say impossible) to master it fully. Better understanding and experience in the language equals more career opportunities open for you. Thus, learning new stuff is really worth your time. One of the best and most versatile ways of learning programming is through doing different projects. Such a method

Newsletter Subscribe to keep up-to-date with the latest content! Last month - June 2019 - 10th edition of ECMA-262 standard was officially published. What does it mean? - Well, ECMAScript 2019 is here! The latest and greatest specification for JavaScript and other derivatives languages to follow. And while you may already have heard of some of its new features, we'll recall all of them! Plus some

Recently I started a series about Node.js and its built-in API. There, as I said, we’ll be exploring every single Node.js API in-depth (or at least that’s the plan). But, talking about Node.js without mentioning the famous package.json 🗄 would be a sign of big ignorance of the importance of this file. I think we all know what package.json is. Probably nearly every new JS-related project is starte

Debugging in JavaScript has always been inseparably connected with the Console API, which is most of the time used only through console.log(). But, did you know that it doesn’t have to be this way? Hasn’t console.log() already bored you with its monolithic output? Do you want to make your logs better, to make them prettier? 💅 If so, follow me, as we’ll discover how colorful and playful Console AP

If you were ever making any kind of open source project or any for that matter that’s so big that it needs a proper documentation, you might know how important it is to make it properly. Also, documentation needs to be always up-to-date and should cover the whole public API. So, how to make the perfect docs? That’s the question, this post aims to answer in JS style! ⚡ Photo by rawpixel / Unsplash