Category: Learning Programming
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Managing State in React: Local vs. Global – No-Fucking-Around Edition
Alright, buckle up—you’re about to dive into state management in React, and I’m not pulling any punches. Whether you’re dealing with local state in your component or need a full-blown global state management solution, here’s the real deal with practical examples. Let’s break this shit down. Local State Management 1. useState: The Basic Building Block…
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Styling in React: No-Bullshit Ways to Make Your Components Look Fucking Awesome
Alright, you magnificent code warriors, let’s talk about one of the most contentious and fun parts of building React apps—styling. Whether you’re a fan of inline styles, external CSS files, or love to get fancy with libraries and frameworks, I’ve got the lowdown on the best approaches, with plenty of real-world examples to help you…
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Prototypes and Prototypical Inheritance in JavaScript: Cutting Through the Bullshit
Alright, buckle up—you’re about to dive into one of JavaScript’s most confusing but crucial concepts: prototypes, prototypical inheritance, and the prototype chain. I’m not here to bore you with academic bullshit; I’m here to break it down with real examples and show you why this shit matters, especially when you’re sitting in an interview or…
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Best Programming Language for Beginners to Learn in 2025: A No-Bullshit Guide
Alright, listen up, newbies and seasoned code-hunters alike. If you’re trying to break into the world of programming in 2025, you’ve got a damn buffet of languages to choose from. But let’s cut through the crap—here’s my no-nonsense rundown on the best languages to learn, along with where they’re actually used, what kickass frameworks come…
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No-Bullshit Guide to JavaScript Object Methods: Real Examples for Real Devs
Alright, let’s cut the crap and talk about object methods in JavaScript—the tools you need to manipulate objects like a boss. Here’s a no-nonsense rundown of the most commonly used ones, along with practical examples so you can stop wasting time and start coding smarter. 1. Object.keys() – Getting the Keys, No Excuses When you…
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Mastering JavaScript Array Methods: A No-Bullshit Guide
Alright, let’s cut the crap and dive into some of the most commonly used Array Methods in JavaScript. Whether you’re a beginner or just need a refresher, these methods are the bread and butter for working with lists of data. I’m gonna show you practical examples with real code—so you can stop fucking around and…
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React Hooks: A No-Bullshit Guide to Getting Shit Done
Alright, folks—let’s cut the crap and dive into React Hooks, the badass tools that let you ditch class components and write functional components like a pro. I’m not here to sugarcoat shit; I’m here to give you practical examples of the most commonly used hooks so you can apply them in your projects without all…
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JavaScript String Methods You’ll Actually Use (With Real Examples)
Alright, let’s cut the bullshit and get straight to the string methods in JavaScript that you’ll actually use in real-world coding. No fancy theory—just practical examples to help you understand and remember them. Because let’s be honest, no one gives a shit about memorizing method names—you just need to know how to apply them when…
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Software Developer Roadmaps: A Blessing and a Curse
When I was learning frontend development, I stumbled upon this frontend roadmap:👉 https://roadmap.sh/frontend I was both happy and completely fucking shocked. I knew some things from that list. I wasn’t completely lost. But the majority of it? Looked like a different fucking language.(And no, not JavaScript. That, at least, I was learning.) Learning as a…
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Unlocking the Full Power of Chrome DevTools
Alright, let’s talk Chrome DevTools. If you’re a developer—especially a frontend engineer—you probably use it daily. But do you really know how deep the rabbit hole goes? Most people just inspect CSS, tweak some styles, and maybe throw a console.log() in there like cavemen debugging JavaScript. But DevTools? This beast is way more powerful than…