This article explains what database transactions are, and how to implement them in Go (Golang)

This tutorial will go through a straightforward set of steps to get a responsive telegram bot up and running from scratch in Golang

This post describes how to create a test runner for Node.js in only a few lines of code, without using any external libraries

This post describes how to use the option pattern to implement functional options in Go. Functional options provide greater flexibility and a more explicit interface when creating new objects.

This article explains how to implement the command design pattern in Go with example code, as well as sample use cases.

A complete guide to working with the file system with Node.js. This article explains the most common operations like reading, writing and creating files with Node.js, with working examples

This post will explain how to implement expiry times for items stored in the browsers localStorage. If you're familiar with the browsers…

A comprehensive guide on how to write good documentation for your code and libraries

This post will cover everything you need to know about arrays and slices in Go, and the differences between them.

What is the difference between functions and methods in Go? When do we use them?

A tutorial on building a web application in Node that uses JWT (JSON web token) based authentication

A demonstration on using polymorphism in Go without using interfaces

This post explains how D3 projections work and how D3 draws maps with GeoJSON

A tutorial on building a web application in Go that uses JWT (JSON web token) based authentication

An introduction to the core concepts required to build a video game, while building a game of snake

In this post, we will understand what closures are, and go through a few examples to solidify our understanding of them.

Monitoring an application’s health is one of the most important tasks when running production grade services. The standard way to do this…

Tips and tricks on how to use React with Typescript

How to combine and merge two or more React contexts

We’ve all been there: you just learnt something cool, or got around a really tricky problem in your code, and now you want to share this…