Go is a nice, simple language that looks very familiar at first glance if you’ve used other programming languages before. But it has a bit of a learning curve, since it does introduce a few novel concepts. So I’m writing a few articles which would have saved me some time…

How Next.js evolved, and why it’s one of the best React frameworks on the market — Recently, there has been a lot of hype around Next.js — a Web framework based on React. But is the hype warranted? What improvements does Next.js provide over the existing tools, like the feature-rich, developer-friendly create-react-app? or the simple, tried-and-true, static site generation tool — Jekyll? Is Next.js just going…

I’d like to show you a short and sweet piece of code, and I want you to take note of whether you have any thoughts or feelings on what the code looks like. Ready? Here it is: So, what were your reactions? Overall, this is perfectly valid Java code…

In my last article, Developers want scripts and tools — not “how-to” guides, I wrote about the importance of providing runnable script files in your software-related technical writing, instead of just listing out a series of commands that the reader has to copy and paste in order to accomplish a…

Does this scenario sound familiar to you? — You want to do X on the command line. You Google search for an article on “how to do X.” The first result: “How to do X” from developers.x.com, last updated this year. Perfect! The official docs, and they’re even up to date! Of course, you click on it. You…