​​You can use a JS module (pubsub) that follows the publish-subscribe pattern to communicate between components that aren’t in the same DOM tree. In the publish-subscribe pattern, an event publishes the event and other components subscribe to it.

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#JavaScript

​​We, software engineers, spend a good chunk of time doing code reviews. And we should because reviewing code is an important activity.

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#CI #Tools

​​If you don’t know who Linus Torvalds is, I will give you a short introduction: If you’re a software engineer, you should know what Linux is and I’m almost sure that you used Git at least one time. Basically, he is the mind behind these two big projects. If you want to learn more about him, you can search online, I don’t want to give more details in this article but to move on to the wisdom I learned by listening to his speeches.

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#Software

​​I used to think squash commits were so cool, and then I had to use them all day, every day. Here’s why you should avoid squash

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#Git

​​Our RISE community has been on fire, exploring the breathtaking possibilities of ChatGPT. The uses of ChatGPT are simply endless and intoxicating

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#AI

​​It’s 7:15 am and customer support is swamped. We just got featured on Good Morning America, and a whole bunch of first time customers are bumping into bugs. A customer would fill a shopping cart with items, check out, pay for the items, and then be presented with an order receipt with all the wrong items!

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#Software

​​I have been a backend engineer for over 18 years and I witnessed technologies come and go but one thing always remain constant; The first principals the tech is built on. I don’t really mean tools, frameworks or even languages. Those evolve and change but the fundamental infrastructure on which these tool are built rarely does.

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#backend

​​Are you still using console.log for all your JavaScript debugging needs in 2023?

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#JavaScript

​​You'll know how good you are at programming and how to improve your abilities right away!

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#Career

​​Node.js 19 is here and it’s packed with new cool features! From performance boosts to improved developer experience, and from enhanced security features to new APIs. In this post, we’ll see all the new features of Node.js 19. So let’s dive in!

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#NodeJS

​​This article focuses on what goes on inside a developer’s head when they make estimates, why that’s so hard to fix, and how I personally figured out how to live and write software (for very happy business owners) even though my estimates are just as brutally unreliable as ever.

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#Estimations #Career

​​The serverless world is constantly growing with feature sets and the number of adopters. While this might seem great, it can lead to rapid growth issues like losing the true meaning of serveless.

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#serverless

​​If your background is in a traditional object-oriented programming language, you might be thrown by the wild and sometimes lawless world of JavaScript. There are objects here — but they’re really prototypes, and all the syntax about classes and inheritance was bolted on in relatively recent versions. Some OO concepts still don’t fit. Others force you to adapt.

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