Many employers want developers who have experience with Cloud Native Computing. As a junior developer, I currently have no experience with Cloud Native Computing. Thus, here is an overview of what Cloud Native is and what it entails. “Cloud Native” is an approach to building and running applications that takes…

If you ever heard the term higher order function while learning JavaScript and was put off because it sounded tough, fear no more. While the “higher order” part may make it seem like it is a complicated subject, it really isn’t. …

While learning Javascript, .slice and .splice() have confused me time and time again. A single letter (p) always caused me to google what the differences were. Both methods are very important while coding in Javascript. Let’s start with .slice(). The .slice() method copies a part of an array and returns…

Back in March of 2020, I got laid off from my Sales Job in luxury retail due to COVID-19. Since graduating college back in 2015, I had been studying to either try to get into medical or physician assistant school. After many gap years of working in the hospital and…

When I first heard about event bubbling, I had understood the gist of it but not enough to use it in practice. Event bubbling is the order in which event handlers are called when one element is nested inside a second element, and both of these elements have a registered…

The browser can trigger many different types of events on the DOM(Document Object Model). The full list of all DOM event types are located here: MDN. …

Big O notation is a simplified analysis of an algorithm’s efficiency. Big O notation gives us an algorithm’s complexity in terms of input size, N. It gives us a way to abstract the efficiency of our algorithm or code from the machines/computers they run on. We don’t care how powerful…

While using enumerable methods in Ruby, there was a helpful shorthand syntax I came across while practicing coding challenges. As a beginner, I had first thought the ampersand colon syntax was an operator. …