Articles
JavaScript
JavaScript is probably one of the most‑used programming languages in the world, and a cornerstone of front‑end (and more general) web development. It enables the development of interactivity and features that HTML and CSS alone simply cannot, and includes more advanced concepts like closures, callbacks, and asynchronous programming.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about JavaScript. This is an area that I have worked with for many years, and have managed to write about quite a few times. There are two hundred ninety‑three collected together for you below.
UseRef in React. 
React Hooks: Modern State Management. React Hooks: Modern State Management
Class vs. Functional Components in React. Class vs. Functional Components in React
Advanced Techniques for Responsive Web Design. Advanced Techniques for Responsive Web Design
Custom _app and Custom _document in Next.js. Custom
_appand Custom_documentin Next.js
Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop. Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop
Creating Interactive User Interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Creating Interactive User Interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Simplify Asynchronous JavaScript with async/await. Simplify Asynchronous JavaScript with
async/await
How to Prevent Race Conditions in JavaScript with AbortController. How to Prevent Race Conditions in JavaScript with
AbortController
Using next/link for Client‑Side Navigation. Using
next/linkfor Client‑Side Navigation
Event Delegation in JavaScript. Event Delegation in JavaScript
The React Context API: When to Use It and When Not to. The React Context API: When to Use It and When Not to
Merging Multiple Objects in JavaScript. Merging Multiple Objects in JavaScript
Event Bubbling vs. Capturing in JavaScript. Event Bubbling vs. Capturing in JavaScript
Leveraging JavaScript Frameworks for Efficient Development. Leveraging JavaScript Frameworks for Efficient Development
The Fetch API for Beginners: Get, Post, JSON, and Errors. The Fetch API for Beginners: Get, Post, JSON, and Errors
Tagged Template Literals in JavaScript. Tagged Template Literals in JavaScript
Escaping and Unescaping Special Characters in JavaScript. Escaping and Unescaping Special Characters in JavaScript