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How to create a Jamstack pet store app using Stripe, Gatsbyjs, and Netlify functions

Jan 13, 202121 min read

Jamstack is a modern web development architecture based on client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup. One of the aspects of Jamstack is, it is practically serverless. To put it more clearly, we do not maintain any server-side applica...

3 quick ways to add fonts to your React app

Jan 8, 20217 min read

In HTML, font is used to specify the font face, font size, typography of the text. You can add fonts to your React application in different ways. This article aims to explain three quick ways of adding fonts to your React app. All the examples in th...

The definitive guide to JavaScript Debugging [2021 Edition]

Jan 4, 202121 min read

Introduction As developers, we’ve traditionally rooted out errors in our programs (we’ll call them bugs from now on if that’s ok) by using meaningful log statements. JavaScript has the famous console.log() method for that. But while log statements ar...

Princess Finder using React, ml5.js, and Teachable Machine Learning

Dec 28, 202011 min read

It's celebration time 🎉. We are just done with the fabulous Christmas 🎅 and waiting for the new year bell to ring. Hashnode's Christmas Hackathon is also going strong with many of the enthusiasts are building something cool and writing about it. Th...

How to create React form with a single change event handler?

Dec 22, 20207 min read

An HTML form allows users to enter data using input fields that accept text, password, email, number, color, telephone number, date, etc. Users can type lengthy texts in the textarea, can select one or many items from a select box, can check or unche...

I've completed a HackFest project, here is what I've learned

Dec 15, 202011 min read

HackFest is a yearly event at our organization to try out something new while innovating. A group(max of 5) of people get together to think, develop, and demonstrate an idea by working on it for three days. This year was no different. It was a fun-fi...