Recently on Facebook David Smooke (the CEO of Hackernoon) posted an article in which he listed 2018’s Top Tech Stories. He also mentioned that if someone wished to make a similar list about say JavaScript he would be happy to feature it on the frontpage of Hackernoon.
In a constant struggle to get more people to read my work I could not miss this opportunity, so I immediately started to plan how to approach making such a list.
When dealing with a lot of records it is essential to create a way in which clients can specify how many they wish to obtain exactly. Returning records in chunks as opposed to dumping it all at once saves a...
Recently on Facebook David Smooke (the CEO of Hackernoon) posted an article in which he listed 2018’s Top Tech Stories. He also mentioned that if someone wished to make a similar list about say JavaScript he would be happy to...
Manually restarting the application’s process after each change to our codebase can be exhausting and frustrating. One brilliant developer eventually said: enough! and decided to put an end to this with a very simple package - Nodemon.
Logging is undoubtedly one of the most important parts of our application. Now, console is a very powerful tool, yes, but what if we wanted to log not only to console but also to a file?
One of the disadvantages of Node is that it is single-threaded. Of course, there is a way around it - namely a module called cluster which enables us to spread our application over multiple threads.
