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As a frontend dev, console.log() is necessary. But there's more to debugging than just littering it everywhere. The thing about console.log() is that it's more than just a utility tool that helps us debug. It is also something that you can put inside your error handling process to

Over the past few weeks, I've been immersing myself in React - specifically, Next.js. While React can be fun, the differences between function and class-based component construction can throw off newbies. It also doesn't help that tutorials mix and match them without much context or explanation. Personally, I've come

Another week, another newsletter 💌 This week has been pretty intense for me - from playing with Next.js SSR and learning how to use Chakra UI. Here's what I learned from the process of learning something new: * it's always hardest at the start * what you know doesn't become real until

As I get back into the groove of weekend projects, I find myself optimizing my workflow. We often associate productivity with our abilities to stay focused. But as software developers and engineers, our tools are as equally important - or more importantly, the extensions and plugins we utilize in our

This isn't the first time I've tried to do a newsletter. In part, I've been quite bad with sending out newsletters regularly. Recently, I've decided to commit myself to 52 weeks of newsletter writing and go from there. If you still remember me (and subscribing to me), thank you. If

This week of {Tech & Dev} includes a varied list of articles and tech finds across the web. From AI-driven fruit growing (mmmmmmm….yummier fruit, that is) to things you didn’t know you could do in Chrome — I hope you enjoy my selection for this week’s stories. 1. Add