Vue 3 Reactivity: Proxies vs. Vue 2 Reactivity
Vue 3 replaces Vue 2's getters and setters with JavaScript proxies. This article explains how they differ and why proxies improve Vue's reactivity system.
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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 I have worked with for many years, and it has been a regular subject in my writing. There are three hundred nineteen articles collected together for you below.
Vue 3 Reactivity: Proxies vs. Vue 2 Reactivity. 
Optimising Vue.js Performance with Lazy Loading and Code Splitting. Optimising Vue.js Performance with Lazy Loading and Code Splitting
Optimise Vue.js performance with lazy loading and code splitting, covering route‑level chunks, async components, bundle strategy, measurement, and UX.
Sliding Window Fundamentals: Solving 'Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters'. Sliding Window Fundamentals: Solving 'Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters'
How to solve Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters with sliding window basics, comparing Set and last‑seen‑index approaches in TypeScript.
Using Middleware in Next.js for Route Protection. Using Middleware in Next.js for Route Protection
Middleware in Next.js provides a straightforward way to protect routes and manage user authentication. Here, I show how to implement effective route protection.
Optimising Angular Forms: Template‑Driven vs. Reactive Forms. Optimising Angular Forms: Template‑Driven vs. Reactive Forms
Template‑driven vs. reactive Angular forms, and how to choose the right model for validation, scale, testing, and maintainable form logic in real apps.
Converting Between Camel, Snake, and Kebab Case in JavaScript. Converting Between Camel, Snake, and Kebab Case in JavaScript
Converting between camel case, snake case, kebab case is a common task in JavaScript. Here, I explore methods using regular expressions and string manipulation.
LeetCode: The 'Trapping Rain Water' Problem with Two‑Pointer Approach. LeetCode: The 'Trapping Rain Water' Problem with Two‑Pointer Approach
How to solve Trapping Rain Water with the two‑pointer approach, and the simple invariant that makes the O(n) solution click under interview pressure.
Lazy Loading in Angular: Optimising Performance. Lazy Loading in Angular: Optimising Performance
How lazy loading in Angular improves performance, where route‑level splitting helps most, and how to avoid messy boundaries and loading states in larger apps.
A Brief Look at JavaScript’s Temporal Dates and Times API. A Brief Look at JavaScript's
TemporalDates and Times APIA practical look at JavaScript Temporal, why Date is awkward, and how clearer date, time, time zone, duration, and parsing APIs improve modern code.
Next.js vs. Remix: Understanding the Key Differences. Next.js vs. Remix: Understanding the Key Differences
Next.js vs. Remix compared properly, across routing, data loading, mutations, caching, and the architectural trade‑offs teams actually feel in production.
Horizontal & Vertical Scanning: The Longest Common Prefix Problem. Horizontal & Vertical Scanning: The Longest Common Prefix Problem
Unravel the art of finding the Longest Common Prefix in strings using TypeScript. Dive deep into Horizontal & Vertical Scanning methods with code insights.
Intervals in Practice: Solving the 'Merge Intervals' Problem. Intervals in Practice: Solving the 'Merge Intervals' Problem
Solve Merge Intervals in TypeScript by sorting ranges, merging overlaps, handling touching intervals, preserving inputs, and avoiding common mistakes.
Understanding Signals in Angular: The Future of Reactivity. Understanding Signals in Angular: The Future of Reactivity
Angular signals explained properly, from computed values and effects to where they simplify state, templates, and change detection without replacing RxJS.
Using Vue's Suspense for Asynchronous Components. Using Vue's Suspense for Asynchronous Components
How Vue Suspense handles async components and loading states, where it helps, where it falls short, and what still needs extra care in production.
Declarative vs. Imperative Programming. Declarative vs. Imperative Programming
A technical discussion about the key differences between declarative and imperative programming, focusing on development with JavaScript, ES6, and React.
Prefix and Suffix Products: Solving 'Product of Array Except Self'. Prefix and Suffix Products: Solving 'Product of Array Except Self'
How to solve Product of Array Except Self without division, using prefix and suffix products to keep the logic linear and interview‑safe in TypeScript.
Currying in JavaScript Explained. Currying in JavaScript Explained
Currying transforms functions into a sequence of single‑argument calls. An exploration into implementation, benefits, and comparison to partial application.
LeetCode: Removing the nth Node from the End of a List. LeetCode: Removing the
nthNode from the End of a ListHow to remove the Nth node from the end of a linked list in TypeScript. Here we break down and explore a simple double‑pass and an efficient single‑pass method.