Month: July 2025
Error Handling in TypeScript with Result Types
Move beyond try/catch and embrace safer, more maintainable error handling using the Result type pattern.
What’s New in TypeScript 5.9 Beta (July 2025)
TypeScript 5.9 Beta launched on July 8, 2025—here’s a breakdown of the key enhancements that streamline setup, improve developer experience, and boost performance.
How to Fetch API Data in React Using Axios
Master data fetching in React with Axios—learn how to set it up, handle loading states, errors, and organize your API logic for maintainable apps.
Top 5 React Data Grid Libraries to Use in 2025
Working with large datasets in React? These are the five standout data grid libraries to enhance performance, features, and developer experience in 2025.
Node.js Security Releases: July 15, 2025
Critical updates for Node.js v20.x, v22.x, and v24.x are rolling out to address high-severity vulnerabilities. Learn what's changing and why upgrading is essential.
What’s New in Node.js v24.4.0?
Released on July 9, 2025, Node.js 24.4.0 brings updates to the crypto, fs, sqlite, and watch modules—plus improvements across docs and dependencies.
Convert Figma to Next.js Using AI: Streamline
Discover how AI-powered tools can transform your static Figma designs into production-ready Next.js components in minutes.
Handling Next.js Serverless + MongoDB
Learn how to prevent database connection overloads in serverless environments by reusing MongoDB connections efficiently.
CSS Flexbox vs Grid: Choosing the Right Tool for Your Layout
Master responsive web design by understanding when to use CSS Flexbox or Grid—and see how combining both can yield clean, maintainable layouts.
Why CSS ‘if()’ statement Is a Game-Changer for Stylesheets
CSS just got a major upgrade. With the new if() statement, you can apply styles conditionally—without JavaScript or preprocessor hacks.