34 posts tagged with "javascript"

Web applications often have bugs, which can lead to security issues. To mitigate the risk of such vulnerabilities, developers can use different solutions. One of them is Content Security Policy (CSP).

Tech changes, quite rapidly. Coming across a blog post that covers outdated information happens frequently to me. Years ago, I came across a blog that displayed a "This blog post might be outdated banner" and I liked that approach.

There are a few package managers for Node.js projects and some of them provide advantages over others. Currently, we use yarn and we face some challenges, that may be solved by migrating to pnpm.

A few years ago we switched projects from npm to yarn and in the near future, we will move to pnpm for several reasons (which will be explained in another blog post). Often we have to adapt the scripts in package.json to use the correct package manager.

Sometimes folders like node_modules consume too much space and then a small cleanup may be needed.

Over the last years, there have been many exciting achievements in the JavaScript ecosystem. One of the most exciting is the development of full-stack JavaScript frameworks. Next.js is a good example of such a JavaScript framework using React under the hood.

While testing an async method with ts-jest I came across a problem. The method throws an error on invalid input.

We are currently building our first website based on Sulu. For this, we use the Sulu headless bundle to focus on React as technology on the frontend side.

We are currently migration an internal tool from Javascript to Typescript. In that process, we also began adding unit tests with Jest (well, ts-jest to be precise).

On the 6th of December, I was given the opportunity to attend my first React Day in Berlin. It is one of the largest React focussed conferences in the world, with ~500 attendees this year.