Opinion

Long Live OOP and its place in JavaScript

In the 80s, Japan had an issue. Their new high-speed trains brought with them an explosive level of noise pollution. The highest noise levels were reached when the trains exited tunnels — compressed soundwaves created loud pops, akin to bombs going off. Then came along an engineer named Nakatsu. Nakatsu was

even in its sloppy and strict states

There was a time when the boss came to us and demanded that we just start coding. It was a fire, fire, aim approach that worked under some circumstances — but not when it comes to code. Creating code is more akin to building a house — you need at least the

There is something scary about being an introvert. We often think of basement dwelling creatures of the dark surrounded by cans of empty energy drinks. The soft glow of the multiple screens cuts through the darkness of the introvert’s cave, casting a sheet of light over their fragile pale