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JavaScript is a strange little big creature. It was created in ten days and was originally regarded as the “wannabe” programming language. In its early days, JavaScript was the equivalent of the little guy in the garage — tinkering out snowflake effects and kitsch text-animations back in the 90’s, earning

Bloated code doesn’t bode well for anyone. In the short term, everything seems fine. We tell ourselves tiny little white lies that we’ll sort it all out later — but we never do. We get sidetracked, sidelined, or switched over to a new project completely. Then we come back

The world of front end development and design are merging into one big, interdisciplinary space — and to stay on top of your game, you need to be skilled in both areas. Or at least have knowledge in the other. All front end developers can code. However, when it comes to

You used to need to be a full-stack developer if you wanted to build something useful. A front end by itself doesn’t do much. A back end without a front end can’t be used the way it’s intended to. But that kind of thinking is over a