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The GraphQL Trilogy: Part 3
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The GraphQL Trilogy: Part 3

The GraphQL Trilogy: Part 2

The GraphQL Trilogy: Part 1

React hooks are one of the reason why I prefer using React over any other library or framework. For people who are still new to React fundamentals, React Hooks are in-built functions that allow React developers to use state and lifecycle methods insi...

Authorization and Authentication go hand in hand. With authentication we take a username and password and check if any user with those credentials actually exist. It's like logging a user in. While with authorization we ensure that the user making th...

When designing a web application with multiple nested DOM elements, handling events across the DOM tree can get a bit tedious if you are not familiar with event propagations. In this article I'll be explaining how an event propagates and how it can h...

JavaScript is a single-threaded synchronous programming language. But still we are able to perform asynchronous tasks like rendering the page, making network calls, validating users and a whole bunch of other things all at once. This is nothing but A...

For all the folks out there starting their programming journey as well as those who have been programming for quite a some time, you all might have come across the term functional programming at some point or you definitely will. In this blog I'll t...

Ever wondered when you type a url in the address bar of a browser, how does the browser knows which page to display ? If you've visited that website before, its understandable that the website address is saved in cache but what for the websites you'...