SASS (Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets)- Basics (Part 2)

In the previous article, we covered some basics of SASS and defined the learning outcomes from the articles. We will cover the rest in this article. What we will learn:- for loop each while Splitting styles into different files Extend properties of ...

SASS (Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets)- Basics (Part 1)

What we will learn:- Store Data in variables Nesting CSS with Sass Reusable CSS using Mixins if, else for loop each while Splitting styles into different files Extend properties of other class We will keep the articles short so that we can make ...

Interview JS Part 4 - DOM and Layout Trees

What is the DOM? At the most basic level, a website consists of an HTML document. The browser that you use to view the website is a program that interprets HTML and CSS and renders the style, content, and structure into the page that you see. In addi...

Interview JS Part 3 - Message Queue and Event Loop (Inspired by Philip Roberts)

Disclaimer: This article is a mixture of two articles and important points are extracted from both and some new are also added to make it complete JS Event Loop JS Event Loop Explained In this article, we will cover the following stuff: What the h...

Interview JS Part 2 - JavaScript Engines

Disclaimer:- This article is a mixture of Understanding core concepts of nodejs chrome v8 engine How JS Works A JavaScript engine is a program or an interpreter that executes JavaScript code. A JavaScript engine can be implemented as a standard in...

Interview JS Part 1 - Call Stack (Inspired by Colt Steele)

Why should we care? It's fundamental to how JS works It's helpful for debugging, almost all browsers come with debugging tools which help us see what all is happening at any time with the call stack. What is a Call Stack? We can consider it as a ...