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Type safety plays a crucial role in achieving reliability and robustness. It helps you catch errors early and avoid them by reusing interfaces. Regardless of which tool or combination of tools you use to add type-safety to your APIs, it’s recommended Bit to share your types and schema validators as independent components that can be shared between repositories. Check out "5 Tools and Patterns for Typesafe APIs" where Ashan Fernand explores the tools and design patterns instrumental in creating typesafe APIs.
Other popular stories this week include "React useState Hook from Scratch", "JavaScript Clean Code: Best Practice" and "The JavaScript DOM Manipulation Handbook".
General
A Modern Approach to Next.js Development
Build modern Next.js applications using Bit to speed up your development time and improve developer experience and productivity while making your apps more scalable and maintainable
Authored by: Bit
8 Tips for Debugging Next.js Applications
Next.js is the most popular JavaScript framework on the web right now. I have been working with Next.js for over four years, using the framework for both small personal projects and production...
Authored by: Bret Cameron
Solve The Asynchronous Exercises in a Simple Way
Asynchronous isn't a new topic in Javascript (NodeJS). I understand that It's one of the important parts of Javascript learning. But I just want to bring a small help to those who don't have much...
Authored by: Sang Nguyen
Building Reusable AI Components
Leverage Bit to build reusable AI components that can be used in framework you're working on to work with AI easier!
Authored by: Bit
JS DOM Manipulation Best Practices - with Examples
In JavaScript, you can manipulate the content of a web page using the Document Object Model (DOM). But how do you write code that is readable, easy to maintain, and not prone to performance issues? That's what we'll cover in this article. I'll discuss some important best practices so
Authored by: Benjamin Semah
JavaScript
Understanding the Signal Construct in JavaScript
A deep dive into the Signal construct in JavaScript.
Authored by: Bit
10 Interview Questions Every JavaScript Developer Should Know in 2024
The world of JavaScript has evolved significantly, and interview trends have changed a lot over the years. This guide features 10 essential questions that every JavaScript developer should know the...
Authored by: Eric Elliott
JavaScript Clean Code: Best Practice
Writing clean and maintainable code is crucial for any developer, and in this article, we'll explore some of the best practices you can follow to ensure that your JavaScript code is not only...
Authored by: JavaScript Kicks
The JavaScript DOM Manipulation Handbook
DOM Manipulation is one of the most exciting topics to learn about in JavaScript. This is because one of JavaScript's main uses is to make web pages interactive - and the Document Object Model (DOM) plays a major role in this. The DOM is a powerful tool that allows
Authored by: Benjamin Semah
How to get all property values in JavaScript object
To get the all property values of a JavaScript object without the knowing keys (or properties), we can use the built-in method in...
Authored by: Sai gowtham
Extract a Number from a String with JavaScript
User input from HTML form fields is generally provided to JavaScript as a string. We've lived with that fact for decades but sometimes developers need to
Authored by: David Walsh
TypeScript
5 Tools and Patterns for Typesafe APIs
Type safety plays a crucial role in achieving reliability and robustness. It helps you catch errors early and avoid them by reusing interfaces. Regardless of which tool or combination of tools you...
Authored by: Bit
Angular
Why should I use Angular Forms validation if HTML can do it?!
Recently, at work, we encountered a bug while using a third-party library for selecting the correct time format. Instead of trying to fix it, we decided to remove the dependency and use a native HTML...
Authored by: JavaScript Kicks
React
Dependency Handling Best Practices in a React Components
Master React dependency handling with Dev & Peer Dependencies. Learn best practices, versioning, security, and streamline with Bit. Stay updated in 2024
Authored by: Bit
React useState Hook from Scratch
In an effort to understand how things work under the hood, today we will learn how to design useState from scratch. Let's try to update our state now. As you know React you already know that when...
Authored by: Mohammad Faisal
Vue
Vue Tip: Persist Data in Vue.js App
When working on Vue.js applications, there are scenarios where it's essential to maintain data on the client-side until certain conditions or actions take place. This persistence is crucial, such as...
Authored by: John Philip
Node.js
Implementing a Proxy Server in Node.js
In networking, a proxy server plays the intermediary role between a client seeking resources and other servers. It acts on behalf of the client, requesting resources, and sometimes caching them, to...
Authored by: Ali Husen
