Articles and guides about Tech — 40 posts
Build a music-genre-themed interactive dashboard from scratch using React. You'll learn core concepts—components, props, state, events, and conditional rendering—by creating a real project, not abstractions. Perfect for beginners who need a practical foundation before diving into useReducer or design systems.
Move beyond basic generics and learn to use TypeScript's template literal types and recursive conditional types to build a type-safe automated report generator that validates report templates at compile time, preventing runtime errors from mismatched field names.
Build an intermediate-level CLI note-taking app in Go that adds background autosave, concurrent search, and channel-based communication. You'll master goroutines, channels, tickers, and safe file I/O while extending the note-taking project from previous tutorials.
Learn Go by building a command-line note-taking app where each note is a 'Player' and the collection is a 'Lineup'. Master structs, slices, methods, user input, and file persistence in under 200 lines of code.
Learn Go by comparing its core data structures to spreadsheet columns. Build a complete CLI inventory manager for gemstones, mastering structs, slices, methods, user input, and file I/O in under 200 lines of code.
Learn Go from scratch by building a practical command-line tool to track gemstones. You'll master structs, slices, loops, and user input while creating a real application you can run and extend.
Learn Java async/await from scratch by building a real-world automated sports report generator. This tutorial uses analogies, clear code examples, and a running project to teach you how to handle asynchronous operations in Java without confusion.
Learn Rust fundamentals by solving a real problem: a messy downloads folder. You'll master ownership, pattern matching, file I/O, and error handling while building a city-themed file organizer that sorts files into folders automatically.
Learn how to manage complex component state in a design system using useReducer instead of nested useState calls. Through a fruit-themed component library, you'll compare approaches, implement a reducer, and avoid common pitfalls.
