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Terminal Website Using Typewriter.js and CSS

January 26, 2020

Just recently, I was searching for how to create a terminal-esque website, much like Jeremy Wagner’s old site where you could run commands to open different links and places on his site. Side Note : To get the Dev related News & Articles Check my Te...

Using Semicolons? Never Use Them!

August 12, 2019

This post isn’t intended to reopen the age-old JavaScript debate, but merely to serve as a reference when people ask why JavaScript Standard Style enforces a “never use semicolons” rule. The idea that you can “always use semicolons” and not worry a...

create-react-app v3, What's new?

June 24, 2019

When you're looking to setup your React developer environment, create-react-app is one of the go to ways to go about it. This package allows you to do so with minimal configuration as it creates most of the boilerplate code needed to get you up and r...

what should I choose? Gatsby vs Next

June 8, 2019

Lately Gatsby and Next have gotten lots of attention. At first glance, they both seem very similar. They both: Generate very performant websites. Creates SPA out-of-the-box. Creates good SEO out-of-the-box Have an awesome developer experience. ...

What is the Payload and Webhooks? In Laravel Forge Deployment

June 7, 2019

If you are working with Laravel Forge and want to build a custom script that responds to the deployment webhooks than you likely encountered a basic problem: Laravel Forge doesn’t tell you what is provided in the Laravel Forge deployment webhook pa...

Announcing Sail: The universal standard for instant dev envs

May 24, 2019

Coder’s objective with Sail is to accelerate workflow through the orchestration of the development environment. Two months ago, we released code-server . Code-server separates Visual Studio Code’s frontend and backend so you could use VS Code on a...