Software Engineer at Polygon
The purpose of a Hi-Fi audio system is to send a signal from your input device up to the speaker. But, of course, signal amplification is a mandatory step in between, which is precisely the subject of this article.
Of course, Auto-Layout was a game changer, but I wonder if “designing in the browser” is still more accessible for me after discovering Figma Tokens.
It wasn’t a revolutionary book for me, and that’s fine because I didn’t expect it to be. Nevertheless, It served as a good reminder of critical psychological factors in dealing with money.
Writing JavaScript in a type-safe manner, HTTPS endpoints for AWS Lambdas, a complete guide to CSS Cascade Layers, CSS Parent Selector, great news in new TypeScript release, DuckDuckGo for macOS, Netlify Edge Functions, TypeScript magic with Matt, HTML inert attribute and more…
The ECMAScript 2022 Language Specification candidate is now available. Even though the final version will be approved in June, the list of new features coming to the language this year is defined.
I came across a situation when I had to make a single key of the TypeScript interface optional. My friend and I came up with this solution, and we hope you will find it helpful.
TypeScript native support in the AWS SAM, new CSS features in 2022, better writing, Types as Comments in ECMAScript, crazy update for Safari, CSS-Tricks acquired by DigitalOcean, 1Password meet SSH, sick CodeSandbox announcement, Tao of Node.js, Docker course, PM2 guide and more…
This book is about introducing minor changes to your life that, compounded after a while, produce a significant impact. It is also about bad habits or duties that we like to neglect and their long-term effect on our lives.
After reading this book, I no longer wonder why this publication is so popular. If I could recommend only one self-development book, that would be this one.
How do we know what we know about such distant subjects like the Big Bang, a distant space or black holes? How much science explored the universe, and what still can be discovered? We know that atoms and particles are tiny, but how small they really are?