Author: Vivek Bisht

Understanding Linked Lists can be a difficult task when you are a beginner JavaScript developer since JavaScript does not provide built-in Linked List support. In an advanced language like JavaScript, we need to implement this data structure by scratch and, if you are unfamiliar with how this data structure works, the implementation part becomes that much more difficult.

So you have learned the basics of JavaScript and want to move on to learning Data Structures. The motivation for learning/understanding Data Structures can vary since few of us, want to learn to improve our skills, few of us want to learn to get a developer job, and few of us want to learn because well, it seems exciting.

Creating independent front-ends for any application leads to easily maintainable and flexible code but, for creating such independent front-ends, one has to mock the complete API so that the front-end has data and handles all the requests. 

Developing applications that are fast and efficient has always been the goal of every developer out there. Most of the job when working towards achieving the goals above gets done by frameworks and libraries like React, Angular, etc. A library like React is fast, and in most cases, you won’t need to apply optimization techniques to make your application faster or more efficient.

Data binding is an integral part of modern applications that get developed these days. Many frameworks and tools incorporate the data-binding technique to develop faster and easily debuggable applications.  As a JavaScript developer, it is important to understand how this technique gets implemented in various JS frameworks and libraries. In this particular article, we are going to cover how this technique gets implemented in Angular and React.  So what is data-binding? The definition from Wikipedia states: Data-binding is a technique that binds data sources from the provider and consumer together and synchronizes them. The definition from Wikipedia is self-explanatory. But,…

In this article, we are going to create the client-side part of the personal blogging website using Angular. 

In this article, we’re going to create the back-end for our application using Flask, and in the next part, we’ll be creating the front-end using Angular.

In this article, we’re going to develop a simple Angular application which is used to add and display photos. This application will use Imgur to store images that are added to this application.