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Handle JavaScript Events Like A Pro

Handling events is a crucial part of any modern web application. Every developer who wants to write better code should have an in-depth…

4 min readFeb 19, 2021

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A Beginner’s Guide To JavaScript Under The Hood

JavaScript is interpreted language which means we don’t have to compile it before sending it to the browser. An interpreter takes the raw…

5 min readFeb 11, 2021

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Beginners Guide to Blockchain

Unless you are living inside a cave, it’s very hard to not hear the word “Web3”, “Blockchain” or “Ethereum”. Mostly because of a lot of…

9 min readAug 29, 2022

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A Beginner’s Guide To JavaScript Under The Hood — Part 2

Before we get started with this article, let just recap everything we have learned so far.

4 min readFeb 14, 2021

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Beginner’s Guide to Debouncing vs Throttling

Website performance plays a huge role in improving the user experience of our user. This can be done pretty easily sometimes by limiting…

4 min readFeb 14, 2021

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Beginner’s Guide to Debouncing vs Throttling

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What is a block, block-scoped and shadowing in JavaScript?

Do you know why you need to enclose your if statement and others as well in curly braces whenever you want to write multiple statements…

3 min readFeb 8, 2021

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What is a block, block-scoped and shadowing in JavaScript?

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How To Create A Polyfill

What is a polyfill, and how do you go about creating one?

3 min readFeb 7, 2021

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The Startup

Let Us Understand Binding Concepts Once and for All.

JavaScript binding can be done using 3 methods i.e bind(), call() and apply().

4 min readFeb 5, 2021

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Let Us Understand Binding Concepts Once and for All.

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Divyesh

Divyesh

Full Stack Developer | Working on my Startup | Loves Building weird stuff | Trying to get better at Writing and articulating my thoughts |

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