Tl;dr Follow the#AccessibleAdvent hashtag on Twitter and learn from the disabled people and the activists about how to ensure access. You can also read the content at accessible advent website. Introduction December 2020 saw several advent calendars being published around by the community. My most favorite one is the Accessible Advent…

and the morally right thing to practice — Hi everyone, how are you? If you are able to read this article without having to use any assistive technologies, you should be thankful for that privilege. …

Front End testing can be done in multiple ways, like unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing. Today, we are going to explore the importance of unit testing and the tips to test our frontend code. Introduction In my 7+ years of frontend development experience, I have met very…

Hi everyone, how are you? Today we are going to configure the prettier and eslint plugins for a React project from scratch. We will be using VSCode as the default IDE, and all of the extension links in the below section will point to VSCode extensions. If you are using…

Before we start, I would like to put out a disclaimer: This article is a summary of my encounter with web accessibility and how I reacted to it. This does not cover the technical aspects of a11y. I will be posting a series of articles focused on the intricacies of…

Have you been procrastinating just because you do not feel confident enough? — If yes, then this post is for you. I am here to tell you, to motivate you, to push you to get started anyways. Do not bother about the results, just go for it. Getting started Getting started is the hardest part, it often feels intimidating and challenging. Trust me, almost every…

#30DaysOfKotlin learning program — The first two weeks of #30DaysOfKotlin have passed and, I am sharing below some basic takeaways from Kotlin from a javaScript developer perspective. 1) Semicolons are optional just like JavaScript. Although personally, I am not a fan of this optional semicolon feature, but if you are used to skipping those semicolons Kotlin has a…

With the #30DaysOfKotlin learning program — Hello everyone, I hope you all are safe and in good health. Today marks the first day of the #30DaysOfKotlin program by Google Developers India. Having almost always coded in JavaScript and associated libraries, this came as an opportunity for me to explore something new. I have heard a lot…

How to get rid of the weird styled component names in test snapshots — Introduction If you practice TDD and you have been using styled-components in your React applications, this post could be for you. This requires some previous knowledge with unit testing React code. If you want to understand the basic of unit testing, please check here. Let’s start Find the relevant code examples at github…