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Top 10 Programming Languages on the Rise for 2019
So, GitHub released some numbers, and you won’t be surprised to learn that the list of the top 10 most popular programming languages is still dominated by the J, P, C languages—I’m talking about JavaScript, Java, Python, PHP, C++, and C#. But, the list of the fastest growing langua [...]
Docker Container Debugging
After learning about Docker compose and creating more complex environments, we looked at using Docker to set up a WordPress environment in our last article. A WordPress environment is made up of two containers. The first is the machine that runs the server with PHP files, and the second is the machi [...]
Setting Up a React Environment
In the last article, we learned about ref which helps us communicate with DOM elements when used in React components. At this stage, if you’ve gone through all the articles in the series and practiced a bit, you should be pretty familiar with how we create components and applications. As such, [...]
Running WordPress in Docker
Hey there all you WordPress developers. Guess what? You can now use the amazing world of Docker to quickly and easily create WordPress environments anywhere on any computer. The advantages of using WordPress in Docker are huge. You can make a number of WordPress environments in seconds that have var [...]
Connecting React Components the DOM
Last time, we learned about the lifecycle of React components—a collection of methods that are called during the life of a React component. In this article, we’ll learn all about connecting React components to DOM elements i.e. regular HTML elements like input. You may ask why we’d [...]
Working with Docker Compose
In the previous articles in our series on Docker, we covered the basics of working with Docker—the number one container platform for the web and in general. If you’re not already in the loop, with Docker I can create any kind of development environment that I want from any computer, with [...]
The React Lifecycle
In the last article, we took an in-depth look at events inside of React components and how to manage them, thereby managing the state as well. When we learned about stateful components we looked at componentDidMount which was activated when the component was ready. But where does the method come fro [...]
Git Bisect
One of the coolest tools in Git is called git bisect. Git bisect is a tool that allows us to easily make use of a technique known as ‘a lion in the desert' which is a binary search. This is a solution for finding bugs, generally speaking regression bugs (something that worked before but doesn& [...]
React Components with Events
In our previous article on React, we covered state and how we can use it to store data inside of components. As an example, we saw how to activate a method automatically once every second. But in reality, in a practical application, we’ll want to be able to make changes to the state through a [...]
Git - How to Undo After a Push
In the last article, we covered how to undo things locally in Git before we’ve run push, or in other words, to undo commits. In this article, I’ll go over ways in which we can undo things after we’ve pushed them to the remote server. [...]
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