Tag: Front End
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Pascal’s Triangle in Javascript 6 (ES6)
So I was reading a post on reddit where it was mentioned that on a interview for javascript developer they asked to write a function that returns n lines of Pascal’s Triangle. My first reaction was of course: What is a Pascal Triangle? After reading wikipedia I said, ok let’s give it a try. At…
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5 Tools every Javascript Developer should Use
Lately I have been thinking about the tools I use to write Javascript. I think about how much it would suck to develop without them. So I am going to list them in order of importance for me, 1st being the most important. I will try to convince you in the process to at least give…
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How to get started with React js in ES6
Note: This post is outdated, here is an updated post In this post I will give you a simple set up or boilerplate for starting a React project in ES6. This boilerplate is not meant to be used for professional stuff. Use it to get started and then you can structure it in a better way.…
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Tutorial – How to use Livereload with Nodemon in Gulp to Automatically Reload your Browser and Restart your App
Task runners are a wonderful thing to have once they are operational . But sometimes they might not be so easy to set up. In this post I want to focus on using two plugins that really speed up your workflow when developing both on the back end and the front end. I will be…
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Task Runners, A comparison between Grunt, Gulp, Broccoli and Mimosa
Note: This article was written and researched in January 2015, but I just got around to publishing it today (April 5th, 2015). Task Runners make your life easier when developing for the front-end by automating tasks. Except for when you have to configure them for the first time. Try not to lose your sanity.