In this article, I’ll list everything that my hobby has taught me about software engineering. Because that’s how hobbies work right?

As developers, accessibility should not be an after thought. We should write our code with accessibility in mind from the start. In this article, we’ll talk about accessible hiding and the hidden-aria attribute.

Words have power. Words have meaning. We must keep in mind the history, the experiences of the most vulnerable people when we choose name for concepts in order to do no harm. The term master must disappear from tech.

A common workflow is to have a branch production and a development or test branch. You might not want to let anyone check out the development branch to see all the cool stuff you’re cooking. Netlify lets you do that.

React gave us a lot of freedom with Hooks. In this article, we will see how we can write our custom Hooks to abstract logic and reduce duplicate code.

Ever wondered what were the differences between Object.seal() and Object.freeze() in Javascript? This article is for you!

What can you do, as a white person, to fight the systems of oppressions design to support white supremacy? Get to work…

In this article, we will explain a concept that got me confused for a long time: Prototypes and Inheritance in Javascript. What are prototypes? How do they work?

The COVID-19 crisis has brought remote working to an all-time high in the world. But with this new world order comes a new question: should workers be paid differently if they don’t live in the same area?

In this article, we will get started with code splitting in React. By using dynamic imports, React.lazy and Suspense, you can dramatically improve the performance of your application.