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A significant productivity milestone in my programming career was learning to debug correctly.

They do tell you it's important at school. But like programming, you won't get better unless you put in the hours.

Debugging happens at all stages of the dev cycle. Be it when you develop from scratch, maintain or refactor code, you'll need to debug.

We will mainly use Vue.js in this post, but some of the tips are broad enough to apply in any dev context, even to life if you squint hard enough.

Ecommerce web applications offer a whole range of new opportunities to business; it helps businesses reduce the costs and can do with fewer overheads & fewer Risks; e-commerce is more comfortable & more Convenient.

In this tutorial you will learn how to make a "heart clicker" interaction/game!
This tutorial can be a good practice for anyone who want to learn javascript, vue, web-development, it can also fit experience developers who needs a little refreshment.

This article is an extension of the info present in the README.md file and focuses on the explanation of various code snippets from this application. This article assumes that you've already read through the README.md.

Creating Node JS worker threads

This kit uses Node JS worker threads to create new quiz rooms so various people can host their quizzes independently.

In this article, we'll see how to use Airtable to store realtime messages using a group chat app as an example. We'll use Ably's realtime infrastructure to power the chat app and make use of WebHooks to publish messages to Airtable directly in the correct order from Ably.

Vue JS is a very progressive framework for building user interfaces created by Evan you and some community lovers with more than 121,000 stars on GitHub. It consists of an approachable core library that focuses on the view layer only, and an ecosystem of supporting libraries that helps you tackle complexity in large Single-Page Applications. In this post, you will be introduced to an exciting concept, filters which will help you build mastery in presenting data in Vue JS.

Admit it, handling form validations is a pain when it comes to JavaScript frameworks. Although, form validation is available natively in the browser, there are still some gotchas when it comes to cross-browser compatibility. There are many validation libraries you might want to choose from, but don't know how to get started.

VueJS ecosystem has form validation libraries like vuelidate and VeeValidate. These libraries are great, but I would like to show you an alternative way of handling validations using a schema-based validation library called yup.