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In this series, we are exploring the cool world of containers. To catch you up, we experimented with ditching docker and making it on our own in this containerized world, only to realize soon that Docker was our one true love, and life was hard witho...
In my last post of this series, we discussed what happens behind the scenes in containers, created them manually (without using Docker), and realized how miserably long it would take for us to create just a bare-minimum of what could be called a con...
When interacting with people who have worked with docker containers, you can learn a lot about the hows of this concept, that's to say how to make one using Docker and do all sorts of fun things with it. But what was interesting to me, is quite a few...
Developers from various stages of their careers will feel differently about closure. All the way from it's tricky, confusing, to what the heck!?!, it's unnecessary. But is it though? Closure is an interesting concept, it's one of those that almost m...
To most early stage developers, especially the ones who come from a more strongly-typed background in coding, some foundational JS concepts can seem confusing at times, especially the more traditionally borrowed ones like this, class, Prototypes etc....
Most, if not all early stage programmers struggle with the concept and usage of this keyword. It is one of those concepts in JS and, well programming in general, that is simple but when given the right amount of power can be a very crucial one. I kno...
