These tricks are dozing in JavaScript since ES6 — How well do you know a language? A valid question because I always discover new things in a language, even after years of working. Today is your lucky day. These gems can make your life worthwhile inside your company’s daily grind to become the best of your team. Become a…

Oddities and secrets in JavaScript probably fewer people know — JavaScript isn’t easy to grasp. Often it does something completely different than you might expect. Undefined is a keyword… “I don’t think so, mister!”. This is just a preview of the knowledge you can gather and shine when you get asked about JavaScript. True experts know the details. Many little…

Typescript saves a lot of development time, but is it worth an entire migrating process? — I got you whenever there is a project that should be migrated to another language, your inner voice is shaking and screaming: NO GOD! PLEASE NO! …

Mastering Vigenère Cipher Encryption in JavaScript — JavaScript Challenges: Beginner to Master — Task #50 Create a function that encrypts a string using the Vigenère cipher. The function should take a plaintext string and a keyword as arguments and return the encrypted ciphertext. The keyword should be repeated as necessary to match the length of the plaintext. Complete Solution of Task #50 const plaintext = "HELLO WORLD"; const keyword = "SECRET"; const…

Memory allocation is made easy with the Native Memory Class — Pointers in C# always come with a simple yet meaningful question: Why should I need such hardware-near raw access in C#? Working with C# brought you the sweet & delicious benefits of abstraction. You won’t use this raw access for a classic application or a web service. However, if you…

Master await in C# with practical use-cases — Did you know that you can await anything in C#? Seems irresponsible, but I want to answer the question if there Is a need for such a thing? Recently I saw a YouTube Video from Nick Chapsas and wanted to try out what he explained. While his advice was to…

Every yes to one task is a no to all other tasks — The working world is like a big stage. It is easy to misinterpret the act of busyness with productivity. This particular colleague juggles multiple tasks simultaneously and seems to succeed. I also had the times when I admired even such a colleague who seemed to be answering phone calls, taking…

Find out if you are ready for a new challenge or adventure in life — As a software developer, you must constantly adapt to the ever-evolving technology. Constantly grow to stay ahead of the curve. But there comes a time when even the most hardworking developer considers a career shift. But how do you know when to pack up and explore new horizons? Delve into…

Streamline your learning with practical strategies — Why I am here? This is your typical question in a boring meeting, where you have nothing to add. Your first reflex is to leave and never come back. This is a reflex you can’t deny. In terms of learning it is quite the same. Complex topics to are game-breakers…