Want to write an open-source library targeting Node, but don't know where to start? Just curious about a fellow open-source library author's default setup for Node packages? Have 5 minutes of your time? Look no further, I got you covered!
Ok, so let's quickly get this out of the way. If you want to implement a basic
calculator in JavaScript that correctly handles +, -, *, and / operations, do
the following (in order
After playing a bit with Go, there were a few constructs that I felt would be useful in JavaScript as well. Here are two such constructs and some libraries I've implemented to bring them into JavaScript.
I recently looked back at some npm packages I first published 5 years ago, and thought it would be an interesting exercise to bring them up to 2021 standards.
What I love about working in tech is that you are always learning new things. This is even more true if you are a software developer and goes into its paroxysm if you work on the web, and particularly on the front-end!