As a bootcamp student moving into React, UI/UX and the responsiveness of the applications have become increasingly important. Ensuring that the UI/UX is the best it can be has become a priority for our Web/Mobile projects. …

Let’s say you want to share one of your projects written a year ago with your pal (who happens to be a fellow developer). How would you update the project and ensure that it still runs securely and seamlessly? A great place to start is within your package.json file.

SQL(Structured Query Language) is a special-purpose language developed to work with relational databases. More specifically it’s used to manage and manipulate data in those databases. While SQL won’t be used to write the next big web application it’s useful in interacting with the database that would power that application. …

Before we move on to creating our first database, let‘s examine a common and important principle that all web developers should be familiar with… CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete which are the four basic functions of persistent storage. …

What I know now… Application Programming Interface(API) is a messenger that takes a request and tells the system what to do. Take for example skyscanner.com, an aggregator website. …

As a developer, there are a few things that you should understand about the internet. Knowing what’s happening behind-the-scenes as you browse the web is one of those things. In this blog post, let’s work through one deceptively simple question: What happens when you type “Google.com” into your web browser?

Performance is determined by the location of the server, the number of trips / HTTP request, size of the files are all important factors.