July 2, 2023 — Perhaps the most anticipated feature that all Laravel developers were waiting for is finally going to be available in the framework. Yes, I’m talking about the ability to print raw SQL queries with bindings in Laravel 10.x.

July 1, 2023 — If you’re working on a large codebase, chances are you might have installed a lot of npm packages in your project. And you might have used some of them just for the sake of trying them out. But, you might have forgotten to remove them from your package.json file.

June 28, 2023 — The great thing about statically typed languages, like Java, C#, Go, Swift, etc. is that they can be analysed by the compiler itself. This means, if you’re using a statically typed language, you can catch a lot of errors at compile-time itself.

June 25, 2023 — Whether you’re a beginner developer or a seasoned one with years of experience, you can not deny the fact that you’ve used console.log to debug your JavaScript code at some point in your career.

June 23, 2023 — I talked about the CSS text-wrap property and its balance value in one of my previous articles where the browser would try to wrap the text in a way that the last line of an element is as long as the first line. So that, the text looks balanced and more readable.

June 18, 2023 — Bundlers in JavaScript let you import JavaScript modules with their bare names. For instance, if you have installed Lodash using NPM, you can import it like so.

June 17, 2023 — If you're into publishing, publish whatever interests you and whatever you think is worth sharing without thinking about the results.

June 15, 2023 — There are times when you would want your local websites to be accessible through a custom domain name and also over HTTPS. This is especially useful when you’re working on a project that requires a custom domain name and HTTPS to work properly.

June 13, 2023 — The year is 1944. My grandfather was in his early 20s and he was a hardcore movie buff and so, he was used to watching movies multiple times a week.

June 7, 2023 — The support for installing web apps, especially Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), has always been there in Chrome where a PWA can be installed as a standalone app on the desktop or mobile.