Ah, bundlers. Those mysterious beasts that tame the chaos of JavaScript files and turn them into something your browser can handle. If you’re scratching your head about which one to choose, you’re not alone. Let’s untangle the web of Vite, Webpack, and a few other players in the bundling game. Vite Still Relevant? Yes, and … Read more
When it comes to web development frameworks, it can feel like wandering through an infinite buffet. Today, we’re diving into two dishes: SolidJS and Backbone.js. One is the fresh new sushi roll, and the other, a classic but slightly aging casserole. Let’s compare them on flavor, texture, and whether they’re worth putting on your plate. … Read more
If you’ve ever wrestled with the seemingly endless layers of JavaScript frameworks, Svelte might feel like finding a secret passage in a maze. Unlike React or Vue, which ship a hefty runtime to the browser, Svelte takes a different approach: it disappears. Yes, you heard that right. When you build with Svelte, it compiles your … Read more
Ah, Angular. The darling of the web development world (at least for a time). If you’ve been coding in the front-end universe, you’ve probably heard of it, used it, or groaned about it in a team meeting. So, is Angular still relevant? Let’s dive into this evergreen (or is it?) JavaScript framework with a bit … Read more
If you’ve dabbled in front-end development, you’ve probably heard of Vue. It’s the JavaScript framework that’s not quite Angular, not quite React, and somehow manages to cherry-pick the best features from both while still having time to bake you a cake — metaphorically, of course. But what’s the deal with Vue in 2024? Is it still worth … Read more
Let’s talk about jQuery — the library that taught JavaScript how to dance, and by “dance,” I mean wrangle the chaos of browsers into something resembling harmony. If JavaScript was the wild west of web development, jQuery was the sheriff. But do you still need this sheriff in a world of modern frameworks? Let’s dig in. What … Read more