15 October, 2022

Array is a data structured that is ordered and indexed. Arrays are created in different manners in each language but they are all indexed in almost the same way. In this post I'm gonna be talking about the array data structure in couple of languages and how can we work with them.

6 October, 2022

Linked lists are simple data structures that consist of two main parts. A part that contians the actual data and another for information about the next list item. There are 3 main types of linked lists; singly linked lists, doubly linked lists and circular linked lists that. Usually linked lists have a part that acts as the head, you can choose to end your linked lists with a tail or you can use it empty as well.

2 October, 2022

Quick sort is yet another divide and conquer algorithm that we can use to sort our arrays / lists. First of all we pick a pivot point. After choosing this pivot point (or value) we will put the smaller values to it's left and the greater values to it's right. We will divide our array / list by this pivot point and call our sorting algorithm recursively until we have sorted list.

29 September, 2022

Bubble sort is probably the simplest way of sorting you can think of when creating a sorting algorithm. The idea is that you go through the algorithm sorting the adjacent items again and again until we have a sorted array.

26 September, 2022

Probably my favourite sorting algorithm and the one took the longestto Understand. I hope I can make it easier for you to grasp how does this algorithm work. We basically divide our array (or list) recursively until the pieces are small enough to sort. Finally we can start sorting them and start the "merging". Sounds really simple right? Let's get right to it!

23 September, 2022

Insertion sort is one of the simple sorting algorithms that can work very well on relatively smaller lists (or arrays). It performs better in arrays that are partially sorted already, as it doesn't need to fire a second iteration. We are going to see the reason why right away.

21 September, 2022

Selection sort, works by repedeatly finding the lowest (minimum) in an array and putting it in the beginning. We keep track of the minimum and in each iteration and switch it with the element that the current iteration starts with.

21 September, 2022

Selection sort, works by repedeatly finding the lowest (minimum) in an array and putting it in the beginning. We keep track of the minimum and in each iteration and swith it with the element that the current iteration starts with.

14 September, 2022

Recursion can be simply explained as a function repeatedly calling itself until a condition is met.It can look daunting to beginners but when used properly they are much more performant than the iterations.

24 August, 2022

Symbol is on of the primitive data types of JavaScript. It's definitely the least used and one of the strangest primitives of JavaScript. When a symbol is created it's value is keptprivately. Two symbols who have the same value would never be equal to eachother. So the name collision is not a thing you should worry about using symbols.

13 July, 2022

Creating a modal can look intimidating if you are a beginner. It involves HTML, CSS and of course JavaScript. Working with all the aspects of front-end web development. You can avoid using a modal but it's just too useful to avoid all together. Modals are great for showing some information to our visitor, send in a quick form, or alert them about something etc. The only limit is your imagination. Let's begin!

1 July, 2022

Managing state in react is not very hard when your projetcs are small enough. As you projetcs get bigger you realize that lifting state up or passing state down just creates clutter and makes your code harder to read and understand. Redux at this point comes to the rescue, nowadays with even less boilerplate code. Let's start!

27 June, 2022

Displaying your data as graphs and charts not only make them more easy to understand, it also makes dealing with data not so boring. As a web developer / programmer you either worked with or going to work with data. Chart.js and D3.js are the two most popular data visualization libraries that you can use with JavaScript. In this post I am going to be sharing with you some general information about each of them and my personal opinion using both of these libraries.

10 June, 2022

Spread operator can be used to make everything a lot easier when working with arrays and objects in JavaScript. Non-mutating operations can be done using this operator as well. When a function is expecting zero or more arguments you can again make use of spread operator.

13 May, 2022

Functional components are definitely my favourites type of react component. I find them easier to write and read. The minimum size of the boilerplate code necessary to get the compoennt up and running is also a lot smaller than the alternative. Hooks are going to be your biggest helper working with functional components.

21 March, 2022

Creating a layout that just works can be tricky at times. But it is possible to create a functionally similar layouts using both grid an flexbox. Here in this post I created 3 different layouts as examples.