If you have been programming in Node JS, you might have noticed it becomes unmaintainable over time. Barebones Node JS is almost never the choice for a production app. Even using libraries like
This question was (and still is) one of the most favourite question of our professors - int a = 5; int b = ++a + ++a; /* What will be the value of a? */And its variants
If you have been a Node JS developer like me, you now have something to be excited about. We have a new competitor in town - Deno. Deno is a simple, modern and
I am a lazy f***, and sometimes, while working on my laptop, I don’t feel like stretching my hand aaaaaallllll the way to the laptop. I use an app on my phone
Backend development is a hot topic right now, and there are literally thousands of languages to write a server with. You have the oldest contender PHP, you have Ruby, Python, Java, C++, JavaScript