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The bun that’s been in the oven — Bun.sh

Say hello to the all new runtime for JavaScript — Bun.sh. Some would say this was designed as a sniper shot to Node. For developers who…

Sep 19, 2023

The bun that’s been in the oven — Bun.sh

Sep 19, 2023

Migration and Micro Frontend Architecture

Learnings from workflows implemented and opinions around it.

Feb 10, 2023

Monorepo vs Polyrepo

Feb 10, 2023

Dark/Light Website Theming With CSS Variables

Nowadays, while developing a website or web application, You need to take care of the theming of the website. You need to think about how…

Dec 20, 2022

Dark/Light Website Theming With CSS Variables

Dec 20, 2022

Error Boundaries — The Devil’s Advocate in React

Why and How

Sep 20, 2022

Error Boundaries — The Devil’s Advocate in React

Sep 20, 2022

Difference Between Cookies Vs Localstorage Vs Sessionstorage

Web applications prefer to store some information about application users on the client-side. This relieves the web servers from having to…

Aug 9, 2022

Aug 9, 2022

A really mental, mental-map for react philosophy (Crash course edition)

Leaving this space to act as a subtext for when they pause for dramatic effect in movies — wink wink

May 5, 2022

May 5, 2022

The One-Winged Alchemists

A short reflection about the general middle-class Indian software populace who carry dreams everyday and fulfill dreams of their families…

Apr 2, 2021

The One-Winged Alchemists

Apr 2, 2021

Building a React project from the ground-up with Webpack and Babel

So this was one of those things that I wish someone would’ve told me when I first started out or at least provided guidelines, so that I…

Oct 18, 2020

Building a React project from the ground-up with Webpack and Babel

Oct 18, 2020

Thomson Martin

Thomson Martin

React developer with hands-on experience in Redux, MaterialUI, Bootstrap and also experimenting with Storybook, Docker and much more.

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