Category: Learning Programming
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Managing State in React: Local vs. Global – No-Fucking-Around Edition
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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
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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
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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…