I bought my first book on JavaScript somewhere around 1998, and the topic of String manipulation was limited to using the "+" operator to join two strings and using the "+=" operator to append to an existing string. For the most part little changed[...]
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While exploring the details of ES6, one of the first things that you'll read about is the new class keyword. It's not really something new, rather a new way to do the same thing we were doing before. It's simply a different way to create JavaScript[...]
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There is a lot more to Angular development than Javascript and Typescript. The tooling required to fully leverage the framework is quite extensive. You need to consider debugging, building and distributing, and testing. Each of those take additional[...]
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Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast and scalable network applications. It provides an event-driven architecture and a non-blocking I/O for application throughput and scalability. That's all well and[...]
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Node.js is an amazing platform for creating dynamic web applications. It handles high volumes easily and the npm ecosystem provides hundreds of modules that include some very good pre-built features but, like anything, Node.js has it's limitations.[...]
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Delivering services over the web requires building software that is suitable for deploying to an environment that allows for scaling up without significant changes to the application itself. It should allow businesses to take advantage of high[...]
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