Published in Towards Dev

·Jun 28, 2021

3 Simple Ways to Set up Autocompletion in The Terminal

We often use quite complex commands in our terminals. We usually either search for them over and over again, save them somewhere to refer to later, or try to remember them. However, there is another option — to use autocompletion in terminal based on the history of used commands. It’s…

Productivity

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3 simple ways to set up autocompletion in the terminal

Published in JavaScript in Plain English

·May 14, 2021

Understanding Function Composition in JavaScript

An integral part of Functional Programming — Function Composition is a method of assembling multiple functions to create a new one. Getting Started Theoretical part In short, when you compose multiple functions you get another function, which when called with some arguments, in turn, calls underlying functions sequentially and passes their output as input…

Java Script

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Published in JavaScript in Plain English

·Mar 12, 2021

The Simplest Intro to Currying in JavaScript

Perhaps the oldest yet powerful technique of Functional Programming — Currying, which is basically the method of memoizing some of the function arguments and postponing its call until it gets all parameters. Getting Started Theoretical part So when you curry a certain function with N parameters, and if you call it with M parameters…

Functional Programming

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The Simplest Intro to Currying in JavaScript

Published in JavaScript in Plain English

·Oct 22, 2020

Building a customizable Modal Component with React

In this example, we will be creating a customizable Modal component with React. — Getting Started First, let’s see how we want to use our Modal component: Note that we’re using Modal and Modal.Content. This way we’ll be able to customize from outside both background overlay and modal content element. Caveats One of the best practices for displaying a Modal element is to render it in…

React

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Building a customizable Modal Component with React

In this example, we will be creating a customizable Modal component with React.

Getting Started

First, let’s see how we want to use our Modal component:

Note that we’re using Modal and Modal.Content. This way we’ll be able to customize from outside both background overlay and modal content element.

Caveats

One of the best practices for displaying a Modal element is to render it in…

Published in Analytics Vidhya

·May 23, 2020

Introduction to Neural Networks

Learning Neural Network usually seems difficult due to lots of math and terminologies used inside. However, to get started it is better to understand basic concepts first, without deep diving into underlying math and different variations of neural networks. In this article, we will walk through those fundamental concepts in…

Neural Networks

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Published in Towards Dev

·Apr 20, 2020

Using CSS Modules with React

A quick overview of what is CSS Modules, how it works, how it’s used together with React, plus some useful tips What is CSS Modules? A CSS Modules is a CSS file in which all class names and animation names are scoped locally by default. CSS Modules is not an official specification nor a…

React

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Published in Towards Dev

·Apr 3, 2020

Speeding up your Git Workflow with Aliases

When working with Git CLI we usually type lots of verbose and boilerplate commands. However, Git has alias support that might be handy and save a lot of “typing” energy as well as increase your productivity. Getting Started What is Git Alias Basically Git Alias gives the ability to save some command with different name/nickname. How to add Git Alias There…

Git

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Speeding up your Git Workflow with Aliases

Published in JavaScript in Plain English

·Jan 6, 2019

Building a JavaScript Monorepo with Lerna

JavaScript nowadays is almost everywhere: on the backend, frontend, desktop, mobile, tooling, etc. If your project consists of multiple JavaScript repositories, now, it’s much better to move them into a single/mono repository and control them using Lerna. What is Lerna? Lerna is a tool for managing JavaScript projects with multiple packages. I recommend…

Java Script

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Published in Towards Dev

·Dec 16, 2018

Using Docker for local Node.js development

This article shows how to create a simple Node.js app and setup Docker for running the app locally in watch mode inside a container. Why use Docker for development? Easy starting. New developers need only Docker CE as a prerequisite. The same environment. Everyone working on the project will have the exact same environment (including…

Docker

2 min read

3 Simple Ways to Set up Autocompletion in The Terminal

Understanding Function Composition in JavaScript

The Simplest Intro to Currying in JavaScript

Building a customizable Modal Component with React

Building a customizable Modal Component with React

In this example, we will be creating a customizable Modal component with React.

Getting Started

Caveats

Introduction to Neural Networks

Using CSS Modules with React

Speeding up your Git Workflow with Aliases

Building a JavaScript Monorepo with Lerna

Using Docker for local Node.js development

Erzhan Torokulov