JSON is probably one of the most underrated programming language in existence. Not only is it so widespread, it’s lightweight and no-nonsense demeanor makes JSON feel almost native to whichever language it pairs up with. Yes. That’s right. JSON is it’s own language, despite becoming somewhat synonymous...
There’s a lot of love and hate talk when it comes to object-oriented programming. Don’t get me wrong, OOP has both its perks and quirks — but at the end of the day, it’s only as good as your design patterns. A lot of us only get to...
7 Things About JavaScript Objects summarized succinctly
Back in September, I wrote this story [https://medium.com/madhash/how-variable-types-can-determine-the-life-or-death-of-cats-in-javascript-b1cd2f50a8b1] on var, let and the keyword this However, some people still found it hard to distinguish between the difference — or rather, they wanted something that was more visually accessible. So I decided to change the format a little...
Traditionally, structural patterns are described as the thing that helps simplify the process of object composition. Its purpose is to help identify the relationship between different objects, making sure that if something changes within the system, it doesn’t force the entire system to change with it. Let’s begin...
The bridge pattern is another ideological abstraction that keeps the boundaries of your code clean and separated. While it has similarities with the adapter pattern, it is not quite the exact same. The bridge pattern can be seen as an extension of the adapter pattern — or commonly known as the...
