Git is a vital tool in the toolbelt of any developer. For example, just the other day I was able to fix a major problem I had pushed to production (totally my fault) in about 20 minutes. This would have probably taken me days to fix without Git. For those
For a long time Webpack was one of the biggest barriers-to-entry for someone wanting to learn React. There's a lot of boilerplate configuration that can be confusing, especially if you're new to React. (Even in a talk trying to show how easy React is to set up it can be
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Imagine you're at the checkout of a grocery store that has only one lane with a single cashier, but also has a number of self-checkout kiosks. We're going to use these two options to illustrate the difference between synchronous and asynchronous code. Code that runs synchronously stops
This article is intended for those who have been renting a MacBook Pro from V School and are now ready to switch to another computer. We'll talk about what needs to be transferred/reinstalled and how you can handle that transfer either to another Mac or to a Windows machine.
1. Make sure your exercise/project has a package.json file. The easiest way to create one is to run npm init -y from the exercise/project root folder. 2. Push your code to GitHub. (Likely will require a git add -A, git commit -m "message describing your changes", and