How Object.defineProperty() Works At some point, you might have encountered Object.defineProperty() in someone’s code. It might be through an Angular, React, or Vue project. However, Object.defineProperty() isn’t actually specific to any of the listed framework/library. It’s actually part of vanilla JavaScript. Vanilla JavaScript is the foundation of
Debugging JavaScript: How to Fix 'NullReferenceException' Errors When working with JavaScript code, one common error that developers may encounter is the "NullReferenceException: Object Reference Not Set to an Instance of an Object" error. This error occurs when a developer attempts to access a property or method of an object that does not exist or has
RangeError: Maximum Call Stack Size Exceeded - What It Means and How to Fix It In JavaScript, RangeError is a type of error that occurs when you try to pass a value as an argument to a function or method that is outside the range of acceptable values. For example, trying to set a negative value for the size of an array can trigger a
clamp() Is The Answer To Our Fluid Typography Woes As designers and developers, it’s easy to get caught up in the shiny and flashy aspects of building websites and applications. We pour over color palettes, search for the perfect imagery, and spend hours fine-tuning animations. But let’s not forget about the one element that ties everything together:
Next.js + Stripe Checkout Integration How To Stripe integration isn’t exactly an everyday task kind of integration. It’s one of those things where when it works, it works and you just leave it until something needs to be done to it. Every now and then I do a Stripe checkout integration. Every time, I find
Monolithic vs Microservices: Pros, Cons, and what should you use? New-age devs love their microservices but the veterans aren’t always convinced. It’s not because they’re just being old and stubborn — but rather, there are perks about monolithic that not everyone is willing to accept. But it doesn’t mean that monoliths are the best architecture for your