Implement a page loading indicator like in YouTube and GitHub in Next.js

Page Loading Progress Bar in Next.js

Getting started with Tailwind CSS in Next.js

A short practical guide to using Context in React

An explaination of the Stack Data Structure and how to implement it

A guide to quickly setup a React project with Webpack

A guide to working with Environment Variables in Next.js

All the formatting options for markdown in a single post

How to connect to a MongoDB database when you cannot use a persistent connection to the database

Let's create a Serverless GraphQL API and deploy it using Vercel

A guide to quickly get Redux up and running in React

Let's see how we can use some of the React life cycle methods in Functional Components

A quick look into Client Side Rendering and Server Side Rendering

Let's try to make "this" a little less confusing

In the 2nd part of this series we're going to create a site with React to use with our Node API to create and view Notes.

A guide to quickly setup a React project with Parcel.js

ES6 brought a whole load of convenient feature to JavaScript. I'm going to talk about the two I use the most.

In this series we're going to create a notes app with Node, MongoDB & React. For the first part, let's setup the API.

Chances are if you’re building an application with Node, you’ll be needing to connect it to a MongoDB database. Here I’ll show you how to set it up.