• Javascript get Date()

    Javascript get Date()

    To get a new date we can use This will return a date in a format : Sun Jul 25 2021 14:12:05 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time) Most of times we don’t have to show the date in this format. We can control that using a trick. Before that we should know some of the functions Read more

  • Migrating to webpack 5 to improve build time and reduce chunk sizes

    Migrating to webpack 5 to improve build time and reduce chunk sizes

    https://tech.oyorooms.com/migrating-to-webpack-5-to-improve-build-time-and-reduce-chunk-sizes-50486918d348 Read more

  • Web sockets

    Web sockets

    Web is completely dependent on client-server connections. The client asks for requests and server responds to these requests with a response. This request-response paradigm is very commonly used and they carry the overhead of HTTP, which doesn’t make them well suited for low latency applications. Till the user has not made any action like clicking the Read more

  • Private Fields in Javascript

    Private Fields in Javascript

    What are private fields? Private fields are basically private variables that can not be accessed easily. To access these variables one need to access through the private data functions. Deep diving in javascript’s context, these are added to the JavaScript language through the TC39 proposal process, as part of the class fields proposal, which is at Stage 4 Read more

  • Style console.log contents / statements

    Style console.log contents / statements

    The console.log output can be styled using the CSS format specifier. Also we can manipulate console.log output colors and fonts. Even we can give border, padding or add an image in the console. The console plays an important role in the development process. When using consoles, we can use for logging the statements to check Read more

  • React apps: Simple Counter using React

    React apps: Simple Counter using React

    React hooks are something that are fascinating me to try and use them. Will go in deep from starting, but sticking to today’s topic: Simple counter using React. Let’s dive in: For a simple counter we need to use useState. How to use? We used a count variable that will contain the count. setCounter will Read more

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