Angular is a Single Page Application (SPA). With SPAs generally speaking the majority of routes utilized within the app are internal since there is only one HTML file (non-component) that exists index.html. …

What is Web Accessibility? Web Accessibility is the practice of making a website functional for all including those with disabilities. Not everyone uses the web the same. In fact, some users navigate through websites with screen readers and even keyboard behaviors. Web accessibility is built for all users from the…

One of the most used JavaScript Array methods I see get used the most is includes() method. The includes() method can be used in so many scenarios from testing code with jest, to showing or hiding content in the GUI, to disabling/enabling forms. In this short read, I’m going to…

I wanted to quickly go over a very simple and useful JavaScript method called some(). The some() method allows you to return a boolean(true/false) depending on an argument for the method. The argument that the some() method takes in can be a function or an arrow function. …

Have you ever wondered why Facebook and Google decided to open-source frameworks to assist individuals and businesses to build software? There are many reasons for the benefits of doing so but let’s focus on the most lucrative one…“acquisitions”. Acquisitions are the purchase of one company from another. A few reasons…

You’ve probably used Angular’s handy decorator called @Input, but do you truly understand how to best utilize it? The Angular @Input decorator is perfect for presentational components but have you been using it the same way Google uses it for apps such as Google Ads? I’ll make sure to explain…

Being a FrontEnd Developer can come with many different paths to choose from. After you’ve mastered the basics like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript selecting a proper framework and/or library is crucial to be competitive in the job market. I’ve been a Front End Developer since 2016 when I landed my…