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226 Blog Posts To Learn About Open Source Software

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Let's learn about Open Source Software via these 226 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Software with its source code made publicly available, allowing anyone to inspect, modify, and distribute it, fostering collaboration and innovation.

1. 6 Best Open-Source Projects for Real-Time Face Recognition

Real-time face recognition systems remain a very popular topic in computer vision, and a large number of companies have developed their own solutions to try and tap into the growing market.

2. The Case Against Rocky Linux

Rocky Linux isn't all sunshine and rainbows. In fact, there are a ton of misdeeds and bad practices surrounding it.

3. Open Source is Dead: Understanding the HashiCorp License Controversy

HashiCorp's controversial switch from open source to "source-available" licensing has reignited debates on open-source sustainability and business models.

4. We’re Here to Hear About Your Hacktoberfest Contribution!

Hacktoberfest is here, and this time we want to know everything about your open-source contributions to this season. So, what are you waiting for!

5. What Future Holds for DevOps in 2020: A Complete Guide

Software is eating the world, in all sectors. Marc Andreessen, the founder of Netscape, said it long back about how software is eating the world. He also summarised that every company is a software company these days, and software companies are poised to take over broad swathes of the economy. You’ll see DevOps clearly in 2020, where continuous updates transform the way software is delivered to a nearly-limitless marketplace. DevOps has become a must to thrive in this highly competitive technological world.

6. ✨ Introducing react-cool-img: An easy way to optimize images

react-cool-img is a lightweight but powerful React.js image component, which helps you handle image UX (user experience) and performance as a professional guy 🤓. It empowers the standard img tag by many cool features without breaking your original development experience. Ideally, it can be an img tag replacement for your React.js project.

7. Your Guide to Running Grafana Mimir with MinIO for Persistent Metrics Storage

Mimir stores data in object storage for persistence, allowing it to take advantage of ubiquitous, cost-effective and high-durability MinIO.

8. How to Make Any LLM More Accurate with Just a Few Lines of Code

A look at using the open-source Cleanlab package to automatically boost the accuracy of LLMs with a few lines of code.

9. A Simple Guide for Updating Documents in Elasticsearch

Discover advanced techniques for managing updates in Elasticsearch, crucial for search and analytics applications.

10. Commercial Companies Built on Top of an Open-Source World

If you think that open-source software is primarily the work of amateurs and single developers, your impression is outdated.

11. Bridging Design and Development: Creating an Open-Source Portfolio Website Template for Designers

Bridging Design and Development: Creating an open-source portfolio website template for designers. Easy customization, visual focus, and one-click deployment.

12. 7 Rules for Writing a Good Commit Message

In this article, we’ll outline a widely accepted yet simple format for good commit messages.

13. How to Setup the WiX Toolset

WiX Toolset creates Windows installation packages from XML source code. The toolkit offers both a command-line environment and the newer MSBuild technology.

14. I Built An Open-Source Website Platform for Group Exhibitions—Here's How

Building Swarm — open-source exhibition website platform for designers & artists. Easily create, manage, and customize group showcases—no coding required.

15. A Q&A With Kunal Kushwaha on Diversity, Open Source, and the Power of "Just Getting Started"

Hear Kunal Kushwaha's story - DevRel Manager at Civo, founder of Community Classroom and Kubeworld + Twilio Developer Searchlight Honoree

16. 16 Python Libraries to 'pip' in 2020

In this article we will get familiar with several amazing Python libraries being used by the best software teams. With the exception of HTTPX (which is in beta), the libraries listed below are being actively developed & maintained and are backed by a strong community.

17. How I Implemented Access Approval in Our Open Source Project

This article tells a story about the authors journey to adding RBAC and Access Approval to an open source project using Next.js and Permit.io

18. A Man Who Fell To Earth: Decentralized Software is Here to Stay

The Man Who Fell To Earth : The future of human curiosity is decentralized and open source.

19. The Story of Dwayne Richard Hipp and the Development of SQLite in 1999

The story of SQLite and it's inventor D. Richard Hipp. A proof of how open source software movement is destined to change the world in a positive direction.

20. K3d for Local Kubernetes Development

k3d is wrapper around k3s - Lightweight Kubernetes, which helps to run k3d in docker containers. The blog is all about local Kubernetes development using k3d.

21. The Impact of Linux and the GNU Project

A tribute to the GNU project, the free software movement, and Richard Matthew Stallman (RMS).

22. Fixing Button CornerRadius in .NET MAUI

With .NET MAUI I tried to implement square 90 degree corners on buttons. Sadly I encountered a bug. I looked under the hood and fixed the issue including tests.

23. OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Pro: Is the $200 Monthly Subscription Worth It?

24. Explore 7 Amazing Open-Source Machine Learning JavaScript Libraries

Top JavaScript libraries TensorFlow.js, Brain.js, Synaptic.js, ml5.js, ConvNetJS, Keras.js, WebDNN.

25. How to Create a Server Driven UI Engine for Flutter

Nui is a new and promising Server Driven UI engine for Flutter applications.

26. How To Develop Your Custom Autocorrect Implementation with Manticore [A Step by Step Guide]

In this text I will explain what is spell correction in the area of search functionality, how it works in Google, Amazon and Pinterest and will demonstrate how to make your own implementation from the ground up using custom search engine Manticore Search.

27. Essential Tips To Manage Your gRPC Services With Kong Like A Pro

What follows is a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up Kong to proxy gRPC services, demonstrating two possible scenarios.

28. Trino: The Open-source Data Query Engine That Split from Facebook

If you want to accelerate Trino queries with a response time of seconds to minutes, click here to learn how Trino helps engineers.

29. The Battle Between Proprietary and Open Source AI

OpenAI started the AI race with ChatGPT and GPT-4. But after it, many other players have joined the AI race, both in proprietary and open-source AI.

30. These 12 Open Source Projects Will Leave You Amazed

Explore 12 open-source projects to boost performance, security, and productivity for developers.

31. How to Train Your Own Private ChatGPT Model for the Cost of a Starbucks Coffee

With the cost of a cup of Starbucks and two hours of your time, you can own your own trained open-source large-scale model.

32. Open-source Effect On Build Vs. Buy

?When you’re considering paying for a tool, you need to understand the build vs. buy argument. Open-source can completely change the build.

33. How to Deal with Imposter Syndrome as a Software Engineer?

In my short stint as a software engineer, I've always been incredibly lucky with the people surrounding me.

34. How to Converse With PDF Files Using Computer Vision and Opensource Language Models

Tutorial to build a chatbot with opensource language models.

35. Open Source Will Define This Era as A Modern Renaissance

The Renaissance was one of the most culturally, artistically, and scientifically significant transformations in Western history. It was an age of experimentation and innovation as cataloged by da Vinici’s numerous sketches and notebooks. A hallmark of this period of creation that mirrors today is a culture of sharing, and we see that in both times, innovators benefited from spaces and mediums to explore, share, and build upon each other. It seems in these places that fantastic innovation occurs seemingly out of thin air, but it’s not magic – innovation is an iterative process filled with fits and starts, catalyzed by the ability to share and build upon each other’s work. It defined the Renaissance and it will define our age.

36. Building a Chatbot Framework Using Camunda—An Open-Source BPMN Engine

Explore how Camunda empowers chatbots to handle business conversations. Through BPMN, create conversation blueprints and use Camunda for a seamless workflow.

37. Everything You Need To Know About Managing Go Processes

Explore techniques for managing blocking processes in Go, focusing on signal handling, process groups, & platform-specific considerations in linux environments.

38. Ten Underground Tech Masterminds You Probably Haven't Heard Enough About

The history of technology, intended here in a narrow sense as the history of information technology, rests on the shoulders of a small handful of giants.

39. A Beginner's Guide to Vim

Vim has been a friend to many and a foe to many, wanna find out what it will be for you? Then, let's try it out!

40. Understanding RISC-V Assembly Language by Building an Assembler in C#

RISC-V is an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) that has gained popularity due to its simplicity and flexibility.

41. Signal Protocol — Open Source, Private, Encrypted Mobile Messaging App

Signal doesn’t store any personal data and is highly transparent about their work because they are an open-source organization rather than a corporation.

42. What the Log4j Incident Means for Open Source and the Entire Internet

We will see the real fallout of Log4Shell in the upcoming weeks and months as right now servers worldwide are being scanned and prodded for this vulnerability.

43. Apache Cassandra 5.0 Is Coming: Here’s Why the People Who Built It Are Fired Up

Learn about some important features coming up in Cassandra 5.0, from the people who wrote the code.

44. Build on Top: Using Open Source Platforms to Increase Productivity

Open source is the modern-day realization of that utopian dream.

45. How I Built an AI Programmer to Automate GitHub Issue Fixes 🤯

I built an SWE agent to automate resolving GitHub issues using OpenAI SDK, Docker, and Composio.

46. How I Built My Own PaaS Company

🚀 From Pandemic Challenge to Global Solution: How I Created Jibri's On Demand, Revolutionizing Virtual Conferencing. Read My Journey! 💡 #Innovation

47. Get Started With Sidekick Open Source Live Debugger in 5 Mins

Sidekick is a live application debugger that lets you troubleshoot your applications while they keep on running. Here is how you can start using it in 5 minutes

48. Here’s How I Built a Free, Open-Source Project Manager to Help Teams Keep Costs Under $15/Month

Today, I'm excited to share my open-source project manager with you all. I built this from the ground up with the goal of keeping operational costs under $15 pe

49. How Our Open Source OS Pivot Accelerated Product Innovation

Learn how a strategic shift in using fully open source software projects altered product development strategy and innovation.

50. Building on OpenHarmony: Navigating its Architecture and App Development Framework

From the kernel layer to the application layer, explore core components and understand the nuances of developing apps using the innovative ArkTS-based framework

51. Open Source Series: Documentation

or answering the what and how questions

52. How Does a Crypto Fork Affect Your Coins?

A fork occurs when someone makes an identical copy of an already-existing piece of software. Let's find out how this works on the crypto world.

53. How Can Governments Pay Open Source Maintainers?

Top tips for making it easier for maintainers to get paid.

54. The Basics of Mobile Application Development in Qt

Qt is a leading UI and cross-platform framework that can help you implement all these stages. It can also save your budget since it is open-source.

55. Open Source in a Cloud World: An Investment Perspective

In the original days of the new software stack evolution, there was a fringe section which consisted of developers getting together in old fashioned chat rooms, offline and online, and coding for the love of it. When Linus Torvalds started the project to create a new operating system it was a way of community activation. Back in university, open source wasn't known as such, Linux wasn't the paragon of open source, instead it was a good enough version that allowed one to not pay for Microsoft Windows.

56. What the Future of Open Source Software Will Look Like

Open source is the current norm for developer collaboration and customer adoption in software. It is the foundation that enabled unicorns and cloud providers to build their services from the ground up. But that wasn’t always the case with open source, and it is changing and evolving again.

57. Breaking Down the Worker Task Execution in Apache DolphinScheduler

Discover how Apache DolphinScheduler's Worker tasks function within its distributed, open-source workflow scheduling system.

58. Open Source Series: Intro

or where the journey begins

59. Creating Data Pipelines With Apache Airflow and MinIO

MinIO is the perfect companion for Airflow because of its industry-leading performance and scalability, which puts every data-intensive workload within reach.

60. 5 Open-Source and Free Software Projects for Pets —to Support via Kivach

Explore here five open-source projects making life easier for animals and their humans. You can also support them with cryptos via Kivach!

61. Want to Search for Something With an Image and a Text Description? Try a Multimodal RAG

An in-depth guide on how to build a multimodal RAG system using Milvus and how to open up various possibilities for AI systems.

62. 5 Open-source and Free Operating Systems to Donate via Kivach

There are free and open-source OS available for everyone, and we’re going to list some of them ahead. Maybe you can donate them crypto with Kivach!

63. Asciidoc: When Markdown Just Isn't Cutting It

Markdown is amazing, but it has strong limitations. Asciidoc is the perfect tool to fill Markdown's gaps.

64. 5 Open-Source Fashion Projects to Use for Free —and Support with Kivach

Open-source meets style: let’s explore some free fashion tools and learn how to support them with crypto donations through Kivach.

65. Understanding the Open Source Culture: Best Practices to Contribute Effectively

Here are some of the best practices that you can take up for your next open source contribution.

66. Become an Open-Source Project Contributor on Github in 4 Minutes

It's not complicated to contribute to open-source projects on GitHub. This post will walk you through the steps to contribute to your first open-source project in just five minutes. We will use the GitHub repository of Nebula Graph, an open-source distributed graph database, for illustration purpose.

67. 5 Must-Read Books for Cypherpunks and Crypto Enthusiasts

A curated selection of readings could serve as an invaluable compass for crypto enthusiasts and cypherpunks. Let's discover it!

68. 5 Open-Source Projects for Books and Readers to Support via Kivach

Are you an avid reader? Here's a tour of book-focused and free tools, and how Kivach lets you support the people building them, one small donation at a time.

69. The Role of Blockchain and Decentralization in the Digital Economy

Blockchain is a key emerging technology in realizing the full potential of the digital economy along with other emerging technologies and paradigms such as 5G, IoT, Cloud, AI, etc.

70. I Fell in Love With My Code, Then I Had to Kill It

Sometimes the best code is the code you delete. Don't love your code and do what's best for the codebase.

71. The Importance of a Single Source of Truth for Enterprises

A single source of truth (SSOT) enables that synchronization. A company with SSOT relies on one and only one point of reference for the latest, aggregated info.

72. Now You Can Use GitHub Issues to Track Customer Feedback

If you need a simple issue tracker for your app I'd recommend looking into using Github issues via the API, at least until it stops working for you!

73. 5 Open-Source IoT Tools Everyone Can Use for Free —and Support with Kivach

We’ve picked five open-source IoT software projects you can use for free. If you find them convenient, you can support them with donations via Kivach.

74. We Need to Talk About Feature Flags in Release Management

Explore the pivotal role of feature flags in release management. Discover how feature flags can enhance control over the release process.

75. How I Built a Low-Cost URL Shortener With Cloudflare KV

How to build a custom URL shortener with Cloudflare KV, custom domain and analytics for click tracking

76. Using Blockchain to Replace Commonly used Internet Services

Tired of depending on centralized HTTP services, we found Ethereum can do the same but much more efficiently.

77. 102 Stories To Learn About Open Source Software

Learn everything you need to know about Open Source Software via these 102 free HackerNoon stories.

78. How a Malicious Xz Utils Update Nearly Caused a Catastrophic Cyberattack on Linux Systems Worldwide

A "frightfully close" call with hackers trying to pierce through xz Utils could have led to the next Solar Winds incident.

79. 5 Years & 600 Developers! What it Takes to Transform a European Bank

An interview with the Head of Development, Jindrich Kubat at KB Bank. Digital Transformation with 600 developers using Flagsmith feature flags.

80. Trust Signals in Open Source Projects

Polish the trust signals of your open source project to increase your user base and grow your community.

81. 5 Open-Source Tools for Translation You can Use for Free—and Support via Kivach

There are some excellent free translation tools that support collaboration and improve quality. If you want to give back, you can support them via Kivach.

82. How Open Source and Decentralization Lead to the Evolution of AIOps

Open source and decentralization led to the development and the evolution of the AIOps clan by making it dynamic for communities and democratizing information.

83. 5 Open-Source, Free Software You Didn’t Know You Needed to Protect Your Data

There are numerous open-source and free software tools available that make it easy for anyone to protect their data. You can support them via Kivach, too.

84. Fight Against Fascism and Tyranny With These Free Software Tools - and Support Them With Kivach

We’ll explore here some open-source and free software tools available for anyone to use against fascist and tyrannical governments all around the world.

85. 5 Open-source Blogging and Writing Tools to Donate to via Kivach

In this episode, we’ll discover open-source blogging and writing tools that are free to use and may appreciate a tip via Kivach. Let’s go!

86. How to Leverage Open Source GraphQL CDN/Edge Cache With Cloudflare, Fastly, and fly.io

We'll learn how you can leverage our API Developer Framework to add Edge Caching to your GraphQL APIs without locking yourself into a specific vendor.

87. Open Source Series: Starting a Project

or how to open your project to the world

88. How the ZooKeeper Solves the Dining Philosophers Problem

In this blog by Paul Brebner, Instaclustr's tech evangelist explains the Apache ZooKeeper using the famous dining philosophers problem.

89. Quick Guide to the Open Source Security Summit

The Open Source Security Foundation met for Linux Foundation’s North American Summit, here are highlights to help every developer keep Open Source secure.

90. Why We Need Open-Source Spirit

We have gone through an era in which software and the Internet have devoured the world, and now we are all enjoying the convenience brought by software and the Internet. After returning for a few years, we can not imagine that express delivery is so convenient now, and takeaway is so convenient, everything is completely different from before. Even when we went out for tourism, a new model Airbnb or short-term rental appeared. In the old days, few people could imagine that there are so many people who rent out their free houses or even rooms for tourists. This was impossible to imagine before the prosperity of the Internet and software.

91. Murre - the lightweight K8s metrics monitoring tool

92. A Beginner's Guide to Open Source Software

Open source designed any program whose source code can be modified and shared by anyone because it’s openly accessible.

93. 5 Open-Source Projects You Can Donate to via Kivach, Episode IV: Privacy Tools

Let’s look into some interesting privacy tools that you can use for free, and that may receive your support with cryptocurrencies, via Kivach.

94. Resolutions for Open Source in 2024 - What Has to Change?

Over the past few years, open source has become increasingly polarised. What does that mean for open source in 2024?

95. Crypto Networks Can Overcome Obstacles Open-Source Projects Face, Drips Founder Says

Ele Diakomichalis explores Drips’ mission to sustain open-source projects through transparent funding for the creators of tomorrow's essential software.

96. Did Open Source Set the Stage for Product-led Growth?

Learn how open source set the stage for modern product-led growth strategies in SaaS, and how to apply lessons from open source communities to PLG.

97. 5 Open-Source Private Messengers to Try for Free —and Support Via Kivach

Want private chats without corporate snooping? Discover 5 open-source messengers and support them with crypto donations through Kivach!

98. Apache Kafka’s New Tiered Storage: What Developers Need to Know

Learn how open source Apache Kafka's Tiered Storage transforms data retention economics, enabling affordable long-term storage while maintaining performance.

99. The Dark Side of Open Source: Securing the Software Supply Chain

Exploring the origin of open source, its impact on enterprises and its dangers.

100. A Comprehensive Guide to Apache Cassandra Architecture

Introduction

101. How To Make Your First Open-Source Contributions

102. An Intro to Git for Beginners

Git is an essential tool for version control, no matter what programming language or framework you use.

103. 9 Reasons Why I'm Excited About the PQAI - Patent Quality Artificial Intelligence Project

At Hackernoon, we celebrate Hacktoberfest, dedicating the entire month of October to content around open source. So, naturally, I jumped upon the opportunity to

104. The Design Flaw with Asterisk

The critical design flaw that you need to know about asterisk if you are using it in a production system. Learn about the design flaw, and an attempt to solve

105. Software Ages Like Milk, Not Wine: Why Open Source Vulnerabilities Matter

Malware attacks in open source ecosystems have exponentially increased in the last 2 years. How do we build cybersecurity that scales to meet this challenge?

106. The Power of Open Source and Learning

Mehul Patel goes over the power of open source.

107. An Open Source Exploit Last Year Changed How Professionals Think of Security

The xz Utils incident was a chilling example of what’s at stake.

108. GitHub Actions To Bring You Consistency

Read an article on how to use the GitHub Actions Evrone wrote to run rubocop, brakeman, reek, fasterer, hadolint, and dotenv-linter linters on your project.

109. Salesforce: Walled Garden No More

In just five years the Salesforce ecosystem has transformed from a "walled garden" to an open-sourced driven solution set.

110. Meet the Writer: Two-Time Founder Sam Bhattacharyya on Accidentally Finding Product-Market Fit

Sam, an AI founder shares how an abandoned open source demo unexpectedly found product-market fit—and what it taught him about building in public.

111. Open-source Development and Cascading Donations

Kivach is an application on Obyte to donate any amount to any open-source project on GitHub. By using this tool, the recipients of donations.

112. 5 Cypherpunk Open-Source Software Projects to Use for Free - and Support with Kivach

Check out some useful cypherpunk and privacy projects on GitHub and learn how Kivach helps you boost them with crypto donations.

113. The Noonification: The Case Against Rocky Linux (3/30/2024)

3/30/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

114. The Noonification: A Game-Changing Leap in Voice AI Technology (10/22/2023)

10/22/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

115. Open-Source Testing Mechanism for Kubernetes Applications

Without a doubt, Kubernetes is one of the top players in the container orchestration platforms game.

116. 5 Open-Source & Free Software Projects to Celebrate Christmas —And Support Via Kivach

Discover some open-source, fun, and free software projects to celebrate Christmas. Also, learn how Kivach makes it easy to support your favorites with crypto.

117. How to Automate CDN Cache Invalidation in Adobe Experience Manager

AEM library automatically invalidates CDN resources on content updates. Supports flexible configuration and extensibility. Reduces manual effort.

118. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and Open Source: A Mismatched Prescription

The European Union's proposed Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) aims to bolster cybersecurity standards for products with digital elements.

119. 5 Open-source and Green Projects to Donate via Kivach

By donating to open-source green projects, you can contribute to address pressing environmental challenges. Kivach and cryptos can help you with it as well.

120. Advanced Routing and Cookie Management with Apache APISIX

Learn advanced routing techniques with Apache APISIX: implement traffic splitting & cookie-based routing for efficient traffic management.

121. Use Metho to Safely Add Dynamic Superpowers to JS Objects

Metho allows you to safely 'monkey patch' any object with new capabilities and dynamic properties. Great for extending the functionality of native JS prototypes

122. Educational Byte: Open-source vs Decentralized

In the crypto world, open-source is often heard or written along with ‘decentralized’, but they're not the same. Let's discover the important difference!

123. 5 Freedom Tech and Privacy Projects You Can Join

Do you already know how to protect your privacy and digital rights? There are several projects and organizations working for it. Find out more about them!

124. Algorithms in the Wild: Reusable Insights and Strategies from the Open Source Community

Boost your developer skills with Open-source. Learn about Linux kernel data structures, Kubernetes architectural design and PostgreSQL algorithms.

125. Open Source Beyond 2021: A Holistic Vision

Open source is a common technological equilibrium for exchanging intellectual and financial values. But the lack of an open funding infrastructure means, there

126. Educational Byte: How Transparency Protects Crypto Users

Discover how transparency shapes safer, more trustworthy crypto networks, and why it matters for every user.

127. 5 Open-Source Projects To Donate via Kivach, Episode VII: Games To Play for Free!

We can enjoy a lot of free and ad-free games on mobile and desktop, all of them designed with passion. Let's discover them!

128. Understanding Open Source Contributions

Open source code is code that is freely accessible to everyone and is generally developed and maintained by the general public.

129. Richard Stallman: Everything You Need to Know About Him

Sarah Mei goes over Richard Stallman.

130. 🎁 20 Open-Source Projects to Contribute to in 2024

Check out these 20 open source projects you shouldn't miss in 2024!

131. How I Started an Open Source Contribution to Firefox-Voice Repository

At first I was a little overwhelmed when I approached the Firefox-voice repository because I had very little experience working with such a large codebase, the code base with a lot of people making contributions. I had to spend a lot of time to setting up communication, running the project locally (with the help of project Readme). I had to spend a very good amount of time understanding the directories, and how to set up the Project on my local machine just to get the application to run. It was really challenging to get this project running at first, I was about to give up but again thanks to the mentor for a fine readme which was helpful in setting this project up and running. As a beginner or someone not familiar with the terms and project niche, it was really hard for me to understand the actual purpose of the project.

132. The 5 Open-source Projects You Can Support with Kivach and Cryptos, Episode III

Kivach is a user-friendly crypto charity platform based in Obyte. Let’s learn about some interesting projects to donate to!

133. The HackerNoon Newsletter: The $XRP Comeback Was a Long Time Coming (12/6/2024)

12/6/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

134. Open Source Contribution Distributors (OSCDs) Or DAOs to Support Open-Source Projects

A new standard for maintaining external libraries could boost contributions and donations to open-source projects by letting them earn a share of the profits.

135. Google Analytics & Privacy: Why Does it Matter?

If you're running a website with Google Analytics installed, you may be wondering how it affects the privacy of your website's visitors. There's a growing distrust towards the digital advertising sector but what are the actual issues besides calling out 'creepy' ads? Let's discuss the wider ethical questions around personal data collection and digital targeting.

136. Understanding RISC-V Assembly Language by Building an Assembler in C# - Part 2

Learn how to develop a RISC-V assembler using the C# programming language.

137. What Does "Building a Cloud-Native Application" Really Mean?

The inexplicable popularity of the term "cloud-native" is without real meaning.
"Cloud-Native Apps" is an overused (even abused) term in the tech industry.

138. An Open-Source Book About the Open Source World

Open source today is a word that often include a lot of things, such as open knowledge (Wikimedia projects), open hardware (Arduino, Raspberry Pi), open formats (ODT/ODS/ODP) and so on.

139. AOSP and Linux Cross Border Convergence! Look at OpenFDE, New Open Source Linux Desktop Environment

Open Fusion Desktop Environment is a new Linux desktop environment design exploration project, similar to KDE and GNOME.

140. 5 Open-source Projects You Can Support With Kivach — and Cryptocurrencies

A wide array of useful digital tools is available without cost, for anyone. If you want to donate to them without high fees and with cryptos, go to Kivach.org!

141. The Noonification: The Case Against Rocky Linux (4/7/2024)

4/7/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

142. Who Even Uses Linux? - You Do and You Probably Don't Even Know It

This article breaks down what Linux is, why it's great and how it secretly powers most of your favorite devices.

143. Software Engineering for OpenHarmony: A Research Roadmap

Discover the roadmap laid out by the research community to bridge the technical gaps and propel innovation in the dynamic field of mobile software engineering.

144. Spinning Your Workflows With Cadence!

Open source Cadence was developed by Uber, and based on the AWS SWF (Simple Workflow Service).

145. Advice for Open Source Entrepreneurs: Pick Your Market, Serve Paying Customers

Battle-tested lessons on scaling open source companies from local to global: no globalization, only localization.

146. 5 Myths about Open Source Software (OSS)

Open source software has a lot of admirers, and very often nowadays when a new project is about to be developed, it is generally implied it is going to be done using OSS. Paradoxically, interest in this software has generated a lot of distortions and misconceptions that in practice sometimes prevent its trust among non-experienced users.

147. We are Currently Experiencing a Renaissance of Open-Source Software

as well as open-source projects in the data space, which primarily define the modern data stack. It is time to dive a little deeper into the topic.

148. 5 Open-Source Tools You Can Donate to via Kivach, Episode VI: Decentralized Services

In this episode, we’ll explore five decentralized and open-source services available for free, with several interesting uses. Let's start!

149. JMXTerm-An Open-Source Debugging Tool

Monitor your application in production or locally. Understand what's going on under the hood while debugging & change application settings on the fly.

150. Addressing OpenHarmony Development Challenges: Insights and Solutions

Explore the challenges encountered in OpenHarmony app development and analysis, from the scarcity of AI-based learning data to GUI complexities.

151. Revisiting Open Source in The New Decade

Lots of times, companies that are hailed as heroes of open source often do things that violate human rights or go severely against freedom. These can range from predatory practices and anti-repair designs to even using child labor in third world countries.

152. The Journey of Open-Source Software

Software that is available publicly is known as Open Source Software. People can access the code easily.

153. Software Engineering for OpenHarmony: The Research Roadmap

Explore the preliminary research roadmap for OpenHarmony, unveiling software engineering research gaps between Android/iOS and OpenHarmony.

154. 3 Steps You Might Not Have Thought of to Ensure Your Software Supply Chain Security

Here are three practical steps you can take to minimize risk in your software supply chain.

155. An Intro to Open Source vs Free Software

Open source software is built by a community of developers who collaborate to create software that can be accessed and modified by anyone. The philosophy behind

156. 5 Open-Source Software for Global Teams To Donate via Kivach

Groupware was created to help people work together by enabling real-time collaboration. Today, you can help in the development of these tools with Kivach.

157. 5 Free Data Recovery and Backup Projects to Donate to Via Kivach

There are data recovery and backup apps open-source versions you can use for free —either to back up your files or recover them after deletion.

158. The State of OpenHarmony Ecosystem: Initiatives, Toolchains, and Datasets

Uncover the opportunities and challenges for software engineering research within the OpenHarmony community.

159. Software Engineering for OpenHarmony—A Research Roadmap: Conclusion & References

From highlighting research opportunities to discussing challenges, this roadmap charts a strategic course for OpenHarmony's development and success.

160. 4 Months, $2.1k Per Month - All Open-Source Here's How

Open-source can be the fastest way to make money online.

161. Starting Your Journey in Quantum Computing: A Beginner's Guide

A guide to where and how to start a career in quantum computing without all the physics.

162. What I Learned From Open-Source Communities as a Marketer

I joined open-source communities as a marketer—and found a goldmine! Learn how they boost flexibility, data access, and secure collaboration.

163. 5 Cybersecurity Tools to Use for Free and Donate to Via Kivach

In this new episode of our Kivach series, we’ll discover some handy cybersecurity tools available on GitHub to download and use for free. Let’s start!

164. Announcing Redux-Ruleset NPM Module

Managing data-flows can be quite tricky in javascript. A pattern that really fascinated me over the last years is the flux architecture from facebook. Especially the redux implementation. But redux just tells you how to store your data and how to update the state. It’s really liberal in how to manage data-flows. So really awesome data-flow middleware libs where born like redux-saga and redux-observable.

165. Installing Locally Is Easy Using the Makefile: An Apache Superset Guide

In this article, I'll guide you through a streamlined local installation of Apache Superset using the makefile.

166. Open Source Series: Issues and PRs

Hello everyone! It’s been a while since the last part but we made it! For those of you who haven’t read the previous parts or are wondering what I planned for the next parts:

167. How You Can Support Key Open-Source Initiatives With Kivach

Let’s check here some useful open-source projects you could help by using the cryptocurrency donations platform Kivach in Obyte, even if they don't know yet!

168. Scaling an Open Source Project: a Startup Success Story

16 months after launching Lens — The Kubernetes Platform — as an open source project. How has the project come so far in such a short time?

169. A CLI for Customizable, Scalable, Low-overhead Cloud Use

DynaCLI is an open source, cloud-friendly Python library for converting pure Python functions into Linux Shell commands on the fly and unlimited.

170. How Hackathons and Open-Source Software Can Help Drive Innovation

Both open-source software and hackathons encourage collaboration between a number of skilled individuals, often rallying them around a single goal.

171. 5 Open-Source Learning Software Projects to Donate Via Kivach

From languages to planets, it’s possible to access free learning tools just by downloading them for mobile or desktop. And then, maybe donating via Kivach!

172. Software Engineering for OpenHarmony: Related Work

Explore insights from research roadmaps and literature reviews in software engineering, covering topics such as self-adaptive systems, model-driven development.

173. Reasons Your Process Needs to be Open Source

Use an engineering handbook, open it to all, and see your process flourish

174. 5 Open-Source Research Tools to Support via Kivach

By donating through Kivach, you can play a part in keeping open-source projects free and accessible for everyone. This time, let's check about research!

175. The Roadmap for Your First 30-60-90 Days of Developer Advocacy

Learn how a Developer Advocate can build a community, identify developer needs, and advocate in 90 days. This plan outlines key action points

176. 5 Funny and Weird Software You Can Use for Free - and Donate via Kivach

Can we interest you in silly apps featuring a musical cat, a cow offering insights, a rolling dice, rickrolling, a cookie fortune, and Kivach? Come here!

177. Community Organization and Open Source Maintenance: Why Their Important

Yes it's free, but it's also a duty to our users. When a user commits to your hobby project it stops being just a hobby. It's becomes a product.

178. Mutation Testing: How Does it Work in Rust?

I've been a big fan of Mutation Testing since I discovered PIT. As I dive deeper into Rust, I wanted to check the state of mutation testing in Rust.

179. Open Source is Much More Than Just a Free Tier - Here's Why

This article explores the reasons why open source has been so successful, the areas where it has not, and the differences with free tiers of software.

180. Kivach Donations: 5 GitHub projects it has helped so far

With Kivach, the recipients of donations can donate a part or a total of the coins to any other open-source project(s) they want on GitHub. Let's explore them!

181. Why the GNU General Public License v3 for Your Open-Source Project?

Things to consider when choosing an open-source software license for your project.

182. Decentralization Is an Illusion: A 2023 End-of-Year Look at Web 3.0

Explore the current state of the internet and it's supposed web 3.0 future, side-by-side with the promise of decentralization.

183. How to Build and Deploy a Blog-to-Audio Service Using OpenAI

Learn how to turn any blog post or text into a clear, natural-sounding audio file using OpenAI's text-to-speech API.

184. The Noonification: How Encryption Can Secure Online Voting (10/17/2023)

10/17/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

185. Those Who Are Lost Must Be Found: Turning Numbers in Memorable Words

Discover word4num, an open-source Python library that converts complex numbers into easy-to-remember words, simplifying phone numbers, coordinates, and more.

186. 5 Tips for Selecting Test Case Management Tools

Here are 5 tips for selecting the test case management tools and save your efforts and time.

187. Why Open Source Conquers The Telecommunications Industry

open source invading telco industry

188. Best Open Source Project and Writer Nominee Peter Thomas on Karate

"The world needs an alternative to Selenium - so we built one" - that's the story that got Peter Thomas from India nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Development award category. Peter's second Noonie Nomination is for a 3-year old OSS project, "karate". In this interview, Peter talks about what it's like to have hard work pay off, and feel like you're at the top of your coding game.

189. From Correlation to Checkerboards: Model-Free Exploratory Data Analysis for Categorical Data Lands

Checkerboard copulas bring clarity to categorical Exploratory Data Analysis by revealing structure that traditional statistical methods and correlations miss.

190. Open Source Series: Publicity

or how to spread the word and win contributors

191. Use This Free, Open-Source Library For Easy Integration With External AI APIs: ModelMesh

ModelMesh is a free, open-source project built for AI experimentation.

192. Open Source, What the Heck is That?

Programmers who have access to source code can change a program by adding to it, changing it, or fixing parts of it that aren’t working properly.

193. Setting Up Docs For An Open Source Project Doesn't Have To Be Hard

This article describes how we set up docs for our open source project Saasform. Docs are part of the source code, so they're browsable and easy to maintain. Mor

194. The Participation Gap in Open Source Software

Open Source Software (OSS) has revolutionized the way software is developed, distributed, and utilized, offering a community-focused platform for innovation

195. The Bug, The Black Box, and the Brain Map: What AFNI vs. SPM Taught Us About Open Source & Science

Transparency turned a software bug into a scientific breakthrough. A story of AFNI, SPM, and the future of open science.

196. From Nuisance to News Sense: Pilot Study

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

197. dotenv-linter v3.0.0: Identify Errors In .env Files

Read an article about dotenv-linter v3.0.0 release written in Rust that includes API improvements, colored output, support for multi-line values & export prefix

198. Integrating Manticore with Vector.dev

Combine Vector by Datadog with Manticore for effective log indexing. Streamlined data management, transformations, and storage.

199. What is Discover? Contribute Your Time this Hacktoberfest

Contributions from the community are the lifeblood of an open-source project. Attracting new contributors, therefore, is one of the most important parts of building an active community around an open-source project. After talking to hundreds of project maintainers, we realized the easiest way to help an open-source project is to lower the bar for a new developer to start contributing.

200. From Nuisance to News Sense: System Overview

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

201. One Map to Rule Them All Doesn't Work in 2021

The ‘One Map Fits All’ approach doesn’t fit all, as it lacks the ability to support the unique use cases of an organization.

202. From Nuisance to News Sense: Related Work

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

203. How to Release a New Version of an Open Source Project Under the Apache Software Foundation

This guide walks through the comprehensive release process of Apache DolphinScheduler under the Apache Software Foundation.

204. Eclipse 2020 IoT Developer Survey

On May 12, the Eclipse Foundation launched the sixth edition of the IoT Developer Survey. We encourage developers in the IoT open source ecosystem to add your voice to the IoT Developer Survey to help the industry gain the broadest possible view of the state of IoT technologies in the context of commercial IoT!

205. From Nuisance to News Sense: Conclusion, Limitations and Ethic, and References

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

206. From Nuisance to News Sense: Abstract and Introduction

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

207. 3 Open-Source Web Development Platforms to Consider for Your Next Build

If you're looking to create a website for your business, blog, or online portfolio, the easiest option is to use an open-source platform to make your website.

208. Universal Data Tool Weekly Update 5

If you haven’t heard of the Universal Data Tool, it’s an open-source web or desktop program to collaborate, build and edit text, image, video, and audio datasets with labels and annotations.

209. From Nuisance to News Sense: Discussion

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

210. FOSS is the big boy LEGO of the Innovative World

FOSS is the big boy LEGO of the Innovative World

211. From Nuisance to News Sense: The NEWSSENSE Framework

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

212. By 1993, the Free Software Movement Was at a Crossroads

Free as in Freedom, by Sam Williams, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here. GNU/LINUX

213. Even Swaps - A Rational Way to Choose a Library

As developers, we are fortunate enough to have at our disposal a never-ending selection of high quality libraries to choose from when we want to solve our problems. This however, creates a new problem: which one to use and why?

214. +5 Things You Can Do With a Self-Sovereign ID in Obyte

An Obyte identity is completely decentralized since the information is stored in the user’s personal wallet. Let’s check what you can do with!

215. Introducing the Embedded GUI Webinar and Design Contest

RT-Thread IoT OS has partnered with LVGL, Nuvoton, WCH, and NXP to bring the Embedded GUI webinar

216. From Nuisance to News Sense: Appendix: Prompt for Claim Extraction

NEWSSENSE is a novel sensemaking tool and reading interface designed to collect and integrate information from multiple news articles on a central topic.

217. 9 Compelling Reasons Why You Should Open Source Your Projects

Why would you ever wanna open-source anything? Well, there are a lot of reasons why you should open-source your projects.

218. Celebrate Open Source with Hacktoberfest

Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source software.

219. Software Engineering for OpenHarmony: Overview of Mobile Software Engineering

Discover how a lit review on mobile software engineering, exploring how research efforts for Android and iOS systems can inform the dev roadmap for OpenHarmony.

220. What's the "Right Amount" of Open Source?

How accessible should your open source code be to the common developer?

221. How to Decode Web3 Data into a Human-Readable Format

As long as humans are in the loop to work with web3 data, decoding the web3 data and respective decoder services are indispensable.

222. Why Open-Core Companies Only Make Their Projects 'Good Enough'

SaaS companies built on open-source projects (also known as open-core companies) are not incentivized for their underlying project to be good

223. Will Video Courts Appearance Deliver Real Justice?

No one wishes delay or waste in the crook justice system, but the plans for virtual and Video courts does not appear honest.

Last week, the government published its modern-day proposals for changes to the crook justice device, known as Swift and Sure Justice. The attention of the white paper is on rushing up court techniques, especially via using cutting-edge generation, and its proposals are being trialed all through the United States of America in the intervening time.

224. Codacy Launches Fellowship Program for Open-Source Creators

Codacy has launched a fellowship program for open-source projects, encouraging OSS creators worldwide to apply to become “Codacy Pioneers.”

225. How I Started Contributing to Open Source and Found Joy in It

Contributing to open source makes us happy as we realize that we have just made something better for many people

226. Invoicing Tech Can Boost Brand Appeal

Your brand is the essence of your company. It’s what your customers perceive you to be, and it’s how you portray your business to the world.

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67 Blog Posts To Learn About Open Source Projects

LearnRepo — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 07:00:52 +0000

Let's learn about Open Source Projects via these 67 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Open-source projects are software or initiatives whose source code is publicly available for anyone to inspect, modify, and distribute. They matter for fostering collaboration, rapid innovation, and creating cost-effective, transparent, and community-driven solutions across the tech landscape.

1. How to Find Open Source Projects for Beginners

I think, fundamentally, open source does tend to be more stable software. It's the right way to do things. - Linus Torvalds

2. These 6 essential tools will release, version, and maintain your NPM modules for you

Learning how to implement them for your own projects will save you a ton of time!

3. Celebrate Open Source with HackerNoon! [Writing Prompts]

Hacktoberfest 2022 is a month-long celebration of open-source projects, maintainers, and the broader contributor community. Join us in this celebration!

4. Are You Ready for Hacktoberfest 2022?

Hacktoberfest 2022 is almost here. Are you ready with your open-source projects, issues, bug reports and feature requests for this season?

5. Commercial Companies Built on Top of an Open-Source World

If you think that open-source software is primarily the work of amateurs and single developers, your impression is outdated.

6. 9 Open Source Projects Every Developer Needs to Bookmark for Their Workflow

Discover 9 open-source projects to enhance your cloud workflow, project management, user feedback, automation, and more.

7. How to Seed a Supabase App: A Hands-On Guide

This article is a troubleshooting guide that can help provide some context with supabase database.

8. The Current State of GPT4All

Today, GPT4All is focused on improving the accessibility of open source language models.

9. These 12 Open Source Projects Will Leave You Amazed

Explore 12 open-source projects to boost performance, security, and productivity for developers.

10. 6 Lessons I Learned From Maintaining an Open-Source Project with 800k Downloads

I maintained an open-source project with 800k+ downloads/month. I learned six invaluable lessons and I will now share them with you.

11. What the Heck Is LanceDB?

Learn about LanceDB and how it fits into a stack that allows you to more easily create your own LLM models

12. 7 Open Source Projects Every Data Scientist/Analyst Needs to Bookmark 🚀

Check out these 7 amazing open source projects that every data scientist /analyst should know about. These tools can make your life so much easier.

13. Schema In, Data Out: A Smarter Way to Mock

MockingJar is a tool for generating structured data from a schema you define.

14. Free API Solutions for Automated Google Search

OpenSERP that supports multiple search engines (Google, Yandex, Baidu), can be deployed on your hardware and helps you avoid being bound to a paid 3rd-party.

15. What I Learned From Open-Sourcing 2 of My Side Projects

Use real experiences to turn ideas into actions, optimize productivity, use AI, and master diverse skills. Empower your journey.

16. Here’s How I Built a Free, Open-Source Project Manager to Help Teams Keep Costs Under $15/Month

Today, I'm excited to share my open-source project manager with you all. I built this from the ground up with the goal of keeping operational costs under $15 pe

17. How Can Governments Pay Open Source Maintainers?

Top tips for making it easier for maintainers to get paid.

18. How to Interact With AI From Your Terminal With Gen-ai-chat

If so, then this article has the perfect solution for you. I've created Gen-ai-chat, a powerful npm package that allows you to interact with AI

19. I Made a Stream Deck For Literally No Money

We all know Stream Decks are expensive. So I decided to make it for literally no money. I’ve been working on an open-source project called NumberDeck.

20. 5 Open-Source and Free Software Projects for Pets —to Support via Kivach

Explore here five open-source projects making life easier for animals and their humans. You can also support them with cryptos via Kivach!

21. How I Created AI Photocraft: An AI SaaS Tool Using Open Source Projects on GitHub

Ai Photocraft is a versatile AI tool capable of face swapping, cartoonizing, background removing, image upscaling, and image enhancing.

22. 5 Open-Source Projects for Books and Readers to Support via Kivach

Are you an avid reader? Here's a tour of book-focused and free tools, and how Kivach lets you support the people building them, one small donation at a time.

23. 5 Open-Source IoT Tools Everyone Can Use for Free —and Support with Kivach

We’ve picked five open-source IoT software projects you can use for free. If you find them convenient, you can support them with donations via Kivach.

24. Why Sponsor Open Source Projects? Here's Five Simple Reasons

Why sponsor open-source projects? How does your modest donation help the open-source ecosystem in making a better and sustainable problem-solving environment?

25. How I Built a Low-Cost URL Shortener With Cloudflare KV

How to build a custom URL shortener with Cloudflare KV, custom domain and analytics for click tracking

26. How Open Source and Decentralization Lead to the Evolution of AIOps

Open source and decentralization led to the development and the evolution of the AIOps clan by making it dynamic for communities and democratizing information.

27. Who Will Die and Who Will Thrive in the Upcoming Crypto Ice Age

A look into the future of decentralization from the perspective of good 'ol open-source collaboration.

28. A New Way to Provision Databases on Kubernetes

Percona Everest is a cloud-native database platform to deploy and manage enterprise-grade PostgreSQL, MongoDB and MySQL database clusters.

29. New Tool Promises Faster Websites with Streamlined Server-Rendered UI

The HMPL project is a small template language for displaying UI from server to client.

30. 5 Open-Source Projects You Can Donate to via Kivach, Episode IV: Privacy Tools

Let’s look into some interesting privacy tools that you can use for free, and that may receive your support with cryptocurrencies, via Kivach.

31. Did Open Source Set the Stage for Product-led Growth?

Learn how open source set the stage for modern product-led growth strategies in SaaS, and how to apply lessons from open source communities to PLG.

32. 5 Open-Source Private Messengers to Try for Free —and Support Via Kivach

Want private chats without corporate snooping? Discover 5 open-source messengers and support them with crypto donations through Kivach!

33. Apache Kafka’s New Tiered Storage: What Developers Need to Know

Learn how open source Apache Kafka's Tiered Storage transforms data retention economics, enabling affordable long-term storage while maintaining performance.

34. Creating My FOXatar: A Journey Into the Multichain Universe 🦊✨

Today, I entered a whole new world of digital identity, courtesy of ShapeShift DAO and Mercle's latest collaborative venture. The unveiling of FOXatar, an upgradeable non-fungible token (NFT) avatar on Polygon, marks a significant stride in the landscape of cryptocurrency. Like many in the crypto-curious community, exploring this multichain DeFi universe with a customizable digital companion was exciting, so I decided to create my own FOXatar.

35. How I Built Technical Writer: An AI Chatbot For an Open Source Project using Coze

Discover how I created Technical Writer, an AI chatbot using Coze, to assist beginners and experts in Technical Writing.

36. 100x Simpler - The Ultimate Open-Source Guide

Discover everything you need to know about open source contributions, from getting started with GitHub to finding great projects and following best practices.

37. How to Contribute to an Open Source Project As a Technical Writing

Learn how to contribute to open-source projects as a technical writer, make a pull request, and explore paid opportunities

38. Crushing Your First Open Source Contribution: The Best Tips for Beginners 🚀

Jump into open-source! 5 tips: start with docs, use quine.sh, follow guidelines, test well, seek help. Begin your coding journey today! 💻🌐🚀

39. Educational Byte: Open-source vs Decentralized

In the crypto world, open-source is often heard or written along with ‘decentralized’, but they're not the same. Let's discover the important difference!

40. Thе Impact of Opеn Source Projеcts on Innovation

Explore the role of open-source projects w in driving AI innovation. Learn how collaboration and shared knowledge shape AI's future across industries.

41. Understanding Open Source Contributions

Open source code is code that is freely accessible to everyone and is generally developed and maintained by the general public.

42. How to Amplify the Growth of Your OSS Community on GitHub

How to grow an open source project on github

43. 🎁 20 Open-Source Projects to Contribute to in 2024

Check out these 20 open source projects you shouldn't miss in 2024!

44. We open sourced dotenv-linter: a lightning-fast linter for .env files, written in rust

Find dotenv-linter on Github!

45. OpenBB Podcast Transcript: Empowering Finance for All With Didier Lopes

Listen to Didier Lopes, CEO and Founder of OpenBB, talk about building an open-source investment research platform and hiring open-source contributors.

46. Maps, Gold and Spices: Why Neglecting Documentation Can Shipwreck Your Project

Explore the historical significance of maps in exploration and the modern-day necessity of technical documentation in software development.

47. Why is Open Source So Goddamn Popular? 🤯

Open source refers to software that is developed in a collaborative and transparent way, where the code is freely available for anyone to access, use and modify

48. The Journey of Open-Source Software

Software that is available publicly is known as Open Source Software. People can access the code easily.

49. An Intro to Open Source vs Free Software

Open source software is built by a community of developers who collaborate to create software that can be accessed and modified by anyone. The philosophy behind

50. How I Grew My Open-Source Japanese Learning Platform to 10k Monthly Users and 640+ GitHub Stars

How a solo developer grew KanaDojo, an open-source Japanese learning platform, to 10k monthly users and 700+ GitHub stars through community and authenticity.

51. Don’t Be Intimidated by Open Source—Here’s How to Start Helping

Open source is waiting for you — find out how to start contributing today, with real examples and helpful resources

52. 4 Months, $2.1k Per Month - All Open-Source Here's How

Open-source can be the fastest way to make money online.

53. What I Learned From Open-Source Communities as a Marketer

I joined open-source communities as a marketer—and found a goldmine! Learn how they boost flexibility, data access, and secure collaboration.

54. Reasons Your Process Needs to be Open Source

Use an engineering handbook, open it to all, and see your process flourish

55. The Roadmap for Your First 30-60-90 Days of Developer Advocacy

Learn how a Developer Advocate can build a community, identify developer needs, and advocate in 90 days. This plan outlines key action points

56. 5 Funny and Weird Software You Can Use for Free - and Donate via Kivach

Can we interest you in silly apps featuring a musical cat, a cow offering insights, a rolling dice, rickrolling, a cookie fortune, and Kivach? Come here!

57. Community Organization and Open Source Maintenance: Why Their Important

Yes it's free, but it's also a duty to our users. When a user commits to your hobby project it stops being just a hobby. It's becomes a product.

58. Open Source is Much More Than Just a Free Tier - Here's Why

This article explores the reasons why open source has been so successful, the areas where it has not, and the differences with free tiers of software.

59. Why the GNU General Public License v3 for Your Open-Source Project?

Things to consider when choosing an open-source software license for your project.

60. How Drupal Influenced My Open-Source Philosophy

Jeff Geerling describes how Drupal influenced his open-source philosophy.

61. dotenv-linter v3.0.0: Identify Errors In .env Files

Read an article about dotenv-linter v3.0.0 release written in Rust that includes API improvements, colored output, support for multi-line values & export prefix

62. Shades of Open Source - Understanding The Many Meanings of "Open"

Open source has evolved from a few pioneering transparent projects into the backbone of modern development across the industry.

[63. Our GitHub Org. qxresearch Got 2k+

Views in 3 Days](https://hackernoon.com/our-github-org-qxresearch-got-2k-views-in-3-days-dn1y3tw1)

I've created a GitHub Organization named qxresearch which is officially part of Mozilla Campus Club. In this club, members get a chance to develop their own projects with us and contribute to our projects. Being the lead of the club I've arranged a event on 10-projects-10-Lines-of-Code.

The aim the event was to prove that we can built something really cool with the programming knowledge we've. It won't take thousands of lines of code to make GUI based python app.

I made a tutorial video explaining how the code works and how we can use those to solve real-life problems.

64. From Dystopian Fears to Newfound Appreciation: Our Journey With Worldcoin

Worldcoin is quite likely the single most misunderstood project in all of crypto (and that’s saying something).

65. Why Open-Core Companies Only Make Their Projects 'Good Enough'

SaaS companies built on open-source projects (also known as open-core companies) are not incentivized for their underlying project to be good

66. The Special Relationship Betwen GitHub and Open-Source Projects

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

67. Codacy Launches Fellowship Program for Open-Source Creators

Codacy has launched a fellowship program for open-source projects, encouraging OSS creators worldwide to apply to become “Codacy Pioneers.”

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58 Blog Posts To Learn About Object Oriented Programming

LearnRepo — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 23:00:44 +0000

Let's learn about Object Oriented Programming via these 58 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a paradigm based on the concept of 'objects,' which can contain data and code. It is critical for creating modular, reusable, and maintainable software, simplifying the development of complex applications.

1. Asynchronous Initialization in C#: Overcoming Constructor Limitations

Solutions to enable asynchronous initialization in C# constructors, overcoming limitations for efficient code execution.

2. Understanding JavaScript Prototypes and Its Methods

Get deeper understanding what is prototype, Object.setPrototypeOf and obj.proto and ways of use it in JavaScript.

3. SOLID Principles In Java: A Beginner's Guide

SOLID Principles are the principles of objective oriented programming essential to develop scalable softwares. S stands for Single Responsibility Principle ...

4. Implementing an Event Loop in Java for Fun and Profit

An event loop waits and reacts to events. In this article a multithreaded Java implementation is presented. A real world scenario inspired its implementation.

5. Object-Oriented Databases And Their Advantages

Object oriented database is a type of database system that deals with modeling and creation of data as objects. The main advantage of this database is the cons

6. Inheritance vs Composition in JavaScript

Inheritance vs Composition in JavaScript. What is better, when use inheritance, when use composition. We will look at different examples on JS.

7. What is the Difference Between Arrays, Lists, and Dictionaries in Python?

Comparing the different data storage types in Python.

8. Extending Laravel Artisan Commands

9. Design Pattern: Strategy Pattern in Practice

Learn strategy design patterns with practical examples. Why and how to use strategy patterns in software design.

10. How to Use Memes to Understand Object Oriented Programming

OOP languages, like JavaScript and Python, organize software design around data that is formatted in objects, rather than function or logic.

11. To Understand Object Oriented Programming, Think About Programs a Little Differently

A guided walkthrough of an object oriented program.

12. Cheap Architecture vs Clean Architecture

How abstract is too abstract?

13. Uncover the Alias Pattern

The Alias pattern minds two issues. Extending how a final class builds its objects.

14. Object-Oriented Programming Explained in 5 Levels of Difficulty

I will explain Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) on Five Levels (a child, a teen, a college student, a grad student, and an expert).

15. Playwright on Steroids: Overcoming Limits With Object-Oriented Programming

Playwright is not thread-safe. This limit, from performance standpoint, is bad. But we can overcome it with object-oriented programming.

16. 3 Simple Rules to Writing Better Code Instantly

Learn how you can improve your code quality in an instant following 3 simple rules that we cal

17. Web Components Exposed: Empowering Frontend Developers For Unparalleled Success

Unleash the power of Web Components and revolutionize your web development workflow. Learn to create reusable elements and enhance your apps effortlessly.

18. How to Create a Dependency Aggregate Class to Manage DI: Clearly Exemplified

Dependency injection (DI) is a wonderful thing. Simply add your dependency as a parameter to the constructor (most commonly) of your class, register it with you DI container, and away you go - the DI container will manage the rest. Some of the key benefits of DI are: greater testability, greater maintainability, and greater reusability.

19. Origin of Interface in Object Oriented Programming

Interface is mostly viewed as a useful feature to write more maintainable code. But the concept of Interface developed to address a different issue with C++.

20. Implementing Descriptors in Your Python Code

Descriptors are one of the features that make Python's OOP so unique. They allow for powerful customization of attribute access and manipulation.

21. How to Find the Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XVII]

It smells because there are likely many instances where it could be edited or improved.

22. Does Golang Follow the Object Oriented Programming Paradigm?

Many are wondering whether Golang is a language that can apply the Object Oriented Programming paradigm. Let's discuss this here.

23. How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code (Part IX)

Yet more code smells? Aren't them enough?

24. Actor Model For Object Oriented Programmers

Actor model introduction to object oriented programmers. Rethink your software development model with fault tolerant, concurrent and scalable by architecture.

25. How I Built a Simple Report Card Program in Java for 15 Subjects Part 2

Write a program to take marks of 15 subjects from the user and display the Total, Percentage, Highest Marks, Average, and Remarks.

26. OOP in Python: Understanding Private and Public Methods

This blog post is part of a series of tutorials on Object-Oriented Programming in Python 3.0. We will try to understand the types of methods and their uses.

27. Object Thinking, Boundaries, and Reality

But when we introduce extraneous abstractions we reduce the goodness.

28. What Is the Use of a Linked List Class?

Whether you're a beginner programmer or an experienced developer, understanding the linked list class is essential.

29. Your First Programming Language Greatly Influences How You Think About Code

OOP, inheritance, and subtyping may have specific meanings that don't translate into other languages, depending on the first language you learn.

30. Researchers Revisit Codata, Dependent Types, and the Limits of the Expression Problem

A deep dive into codata, dependent types, and defunctionalization—reframing the expression problem through data–codata duality.

31. Deriving Dependently-Typed OOP from First Principles

A new calculus unifies functional and object-oriented paradigms in dependently typed languages using duality and defunctionalization.

32. Java: The Object Equality Problem

I was writing some Java test code when I faced up the voracity of the equals method. It presents, despite its ostensible simplicity, a tricky problem.

33. How a 50-Year-Old Programming Model Became Essential for Modern Tech

The Actor Model was created in 1973. It's designed for high concurrency, scalability and fault tolerance.

34. Objects & Pursuit of Happiness: Understanding Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

In a good object-oriented system, each object has the right responsibilities.

35. An Introduction to F# as Microsoft's / .NET's Answer to a Functional-First Programming Language

Recently I've been learning how to write code in F#. For those who haven't heard of it, F# is Microsoft's/.NET's answer to a functional-first programming language. My motivation was to learn a functional programming language that would make coding for scientific computing and data analysis more expressive, concise, and maintainable, all while fitting seamlessly into the .NET ecosystem that I already know and love. F# fits that bill perfectly.

36. Designing a Flexible Ability System in Games Using the Chain of Responsibility Pattern

Game abilities are built from reusable checks (mana, cooldown, etc.) linked in a chain. Execution is handled separately. This makes abilities modular, testab...

37. Refactoring: Remove Setters #CodeSmell

Warning: Setters Considered Smelly

38. Aspect Oriented Programming Matters More Than You Think

AOP is useful in tackling cross cutting concerns which are fully incorporated in the development of an application but cannot be attributed to a specific class.

39. Object-oriented Programming by Example

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming model that organizes software around objects(data) and object manipulation.

40. Object Design Checklist: An Index on Software Design Articles

Important concepts about Object-Oriented Programming

41. Why Judgmental Equality Fails Under Defunctionalization

Exploring how defunctionalization breaks judgmental and eta equality—and the naming-based solution that preserves type safety.

42. A Formal Core for Dependent Data and Codata with Type Soundness Guarantees

A formal core calculus for dependent data and codata with pattern matching, copatterns, call-by-value semantics, and type soundness proofs.

43. Why Object-Oriented Programming in C++ Matters

In this article, I will explain classes, objects, access modifiers, constructors, encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism in C++.

44. 7 Key Concepts to Test Your .NET Skills

Explore essential C# concepts for .NET developers, from IEnumerable vs. ICollection to async/await, Dependency Injection, and exception handling in .NET Core.

45. The Proof Expression Problem, Reimagined Through Object-Oriented Lenses

A case study showing how dependently typed OOP enables modular web servers, extensible routes, and type-level enforcement of HTTP properties.

46. 5 Simplified Concepts For Beginners in C#

Considering C# as you get started on your programming journey? This article is focused on C# for beginners, and I've included 5 concepts from C# with code!

47. Rethinking OOP Through Dependent Types and Codata

A deep dive into dependently typed object-oriented programming, codata design, self-parameters, and verified interfaces.

48. Writing Scalable and Maintainable React Code with SOLID Principles

Learn how to apply SOLID principles in React to write scalable, maintainable, and reusable components for cleaner and more efficient code.

49. Refactoring 030 - How to Avoid Accidental Redundancy

Identify methods that receive owned attributes
Remove those parameters from the method signature
Replace usage with direct access to the attribute

50. Code Smell 286 - Parent-Child Method Overlaps

Avoid using private methods in parent classes with names that child classes can use.

51. Programming Paradigms: All the Things We’ve Learned Not To Do

Programming paradigms don't give freedom—they take it away. Here's why Structured, OOP, and Functional might be the last paradigms we ever get.

52. Rethinking Data and Codata Through Matrix Transposition

A formal study shows de- and refunctionalization preserve typing and program well-formedness in a dependently typed language.

53. Object Creation: The Issues I Faced and the Patterns That Helped Me

In this post, I've described two usages of the GoF's creational patterns, improving maintainability and ensuring objects are fully initialized

54. Exploring Dart Fundamentals - Part 5: Inheritance and Method Overriding

Learn about inheritance in object-oriented programming and how subclassing and superclassing work.

55. Using Closures to Extend Class Behavior Without Breaking Encapsulation

Avoid bloated interfaces and inverted dependencies. Learn how closures preserve encapsulation and keep your Kotlin codebase clean and stable.

56. Laravel's Strategy Pattern: The Manager Under the Hood

Have you ever wondered how Laravel switches between different drivers' implementations? Well, hang tight, we will learn how!

57. Understanding Dependency Injection in Object-Oriented Programming

Explore how OOP handles dependencies—from constructor injection to Kotlin’s new context parameters—and learn which approach fits your code best.

58. How To Simplify Type Conversions with Implicit Operators in C#

Learn how to perform implicit conversions by using implicit operators in C#. This is a helpful feature that can enhance readability when done with care.

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75 Blog Posts To Learn About Npm

LearnRepo — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 15:00:56 +0000

Let's learn about Npm via these 75 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

npm (Node Package Manager) is a package manager for the JavaScript runtime environment Node.js. It matters as the world's largest software registry, facilitating dependency management and package sharing for JavaScript developers, accelerating development workflows.

1. Choosing the Right Package Manager: NPM, Yarn, or PNPM?

PNPM is a drop-in replacement for npm and is much faster and more efficient than its predecessor. It is highly disk efficient and solves inherent issues in npm.

2. These 6 essential tools will release, version, and maintain your NPM modules for you

Learning how to implement them for your own projects will save you a ton of time!

3. Private NPM Registry in 30 Seconds with Bit

Setting up a Node.js package registry is often the first step towards scaling code-sharing and making life a little bit easier for your team.

4. How to Install Node Versions and Upgrade or Downgrade Them

Learn the best way to install Node and keep it up to date.

5. How to Publish a React Component as a Package to Npm

This is a step-by-step approach to publishing a react component as a package to the npm registry

6. The Most Convenient Ways of Writing Transactions Within the Nest.js + TypeORM Stack

If you have some troubles with transactions in Nest.js - this article will help you.

7. Publishing a Node.js CLI tool to npm in less than 15 minutes

Have your Node.js CLI tool up and running, accessible from everywhere in less than 15 minutes.

8. How to fix Security Vulnerabilities in NPM Dependencies in 3 Minutes

Hola people!!! 🥑

9. How to Create and Publish Your First Private NPM Package

In this article, I will show how we can easily create our first private npm package.

10. Why NPM and Yarn f*cking suck

Opinion piece: What we can learn about documentation and logging

11. Node Version Manager (NVM): How to Install and Use (Step-by-Step Guide)

In this article, I will tell you how to install Node Version Manager (NVM) on your computer step by step in a more optimal way.

12. The Ultimate Guide to Integrating Cloudinary With Next.js

Enhance your web app's performance with Cloudinary in Next.js! Optimize media delivery and improve user experience. Learn how in our step-by-step guide.

13. The 36 Most Depended Upon NPM Packages

source, https://www.npmjs.com/browse/depended. The ordering, descriptors, and publisher accreditation are coursey of npmjs.com.

14. Creating a Forum CMS with React.js and Ruby on Rails

In this project, we will be using React.js, Ruby on Rails, React-Quill, and Cloudinary to build a forum whose content is manageable by the site's users.

15. NPM vs Yarn: Settling The Debate

We are going to compare Yarn vs. NPM similarities and differences.

16. The Only API You Need!

"The Only API" is an open-source SDK that allows developers to query for anything they need in any data format. It has limitless capabilities. Try it now!

17. Using Open Source AWS Amplify JS with Cognito to Secure Angular Apps

This article shows how to set up the Cognito UserPools JWT authentication flow and how it will integrate with an Angular Web Application.

18. Publish NPM packages using GitHub Actions: A How-To Guide

NPM automation tokens allow us to publish 2FA-protected packages from automation workflows.

19. Tutorial: Creating New Node.js Projects and Working with Packages

After you've set up Node.js on your machine, the first thing you'll probably want to do is create a new project and start coding. And to get more efficient at the job, there are two important things that you'll need to be fluent with:

20. Why You Don't Need PNPM And YARN

I’ve seen that myself and worked with all of the above, but I always had a question in my mind - what drives people/teams to use yarn or pnpm instead of npm?

21. Building a Simple CLI with oclif

Instead of using shell scripting languages, software developers looking to build their own CLI tools can use the oclif framework to build with Node.js.

22. How to Upload to Amazon S3 via AWS CLI and NPM scripts

Static websites are a brilliant way to create performant sites. My website is built using Gatsby and hosted on Amazon S3. I have created a simple script to help you quickly upload your site to S3 by running one simple command in your project terminal.

23. How to Build a Command-line Utility (CLI) with Node.js

CLIs built in Node.js are highly portable, meaning they are easy to install on a different OS. We’ll be building a simple CLI to translate between languages.

24. How to Create Dynamic Stock Charts in React.js

Learn how to create dynamic stock charts in React.js using Yahoo Finance API and react-chartjs-2. Perfect for stock screeners and stock price prediction tools.

25. A Guide to Embedding and Playing YouTube Videos in React Native Apps

Embedding and playing YouTube videos in your React Native app is seamless and a more affordable way of displaying videos in your app

26. How to Automatically Publish Your NPM Package Using GitHub Actions

Learn how to set up a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions to automatically test, version, and publish your npm package. Streamline your workflow, ensure quality,

27. How To Set Up a tsconfig For Nodejs

Learn how to easily setup a tsconfig file to build for nodejs.

28. A Beginner's Guide to NPM Package Manager in 2022

In this tutorial, you will learn about the basics of NPM for beginners, with everything you need to know about package.json, npm ci & audit.

29. In Layman's Terms, What is the Difference Between Node and Deno?

Worried that dinosaur or sock shaped "deno" is going to kill our favorite Node? Let me help you to get out of this dilemma.

30. How to Create and Publish Your First NPM Package

A Comprehensive Guide To Creating and Publishing Your First NPM Package

31. A Guide to Composing and Integrating APIs Together

With React/Next.js, the fundamental problem you’re solving is that of turning some notion of ‘state’ into DOM, with a focus on composability

32. Getting Started with MariaDB using Docker and Node.js

It's no secret that MariaDB has become a popular database solution for developers over the past decade. Why? Well, one could argue that it's largely because it's open source and relational. So, for developers, that basically means it's free, and we get the gist of it. But that really only begins to scratch the surface.

33. How to Deploy React JS Applications for Free on Firebase

In this article , I’ll take you through all the steps involved in deploying a your React app on firebase.

34. How to Implement Semantic Release for Public Non-Scoped Packages

Detailed instructions on publishing a non-scoped public package using semantic release leveraging the power of GitHub Actions

35. Locking down your API_KEY and why that is important

Do you leave your keys inside your car in a big parking lot? If not, then why do you expose your API_KEYs in your Github projects?

36. Open-Sourcing Regular Expressions for Markdown Syntax Module

Arthur Tkachenko describes this process of open-sourcing a npm package for working with regular expressions: https://github.com/atherdon/markdown-to-email

37. Beginners Guide to Node.JS

Introduction to Node.JS

38. Improving Our MongoDB Write Throughput with SQS

Deep dive on how we got our MongoDB load at a steady sub 50% CPU load by using an SQS layer between our Node application and the database to save costs.

39. 15 Best Web Development Tools To Use In 2021

Here are the best tools for web developers. Here is a list of tools that you can use to build your website, and all of them are useful. Read this article to get

40. npm's New Token Limits Won't Stop the Attacks That Actually Happen

npm's October 2025 security overhaul introduces 90-day token limits and kills classic tokens. But the biggest supply chain attacks—from XZ Utils to the...

41. How to Set Up n8n on Your Computer – No Cloud Needed

n8n is a powerful, extendable workflow automation tool that allows you to connect different applications and services.

42. Node.js now supports TypeScript, 2024's JavaScript Rising Stars, and NEW tools - This Week in JS

This week in JavaScript, Node.js embraces native TypeScript, Shadcn/ui steals the spotlight in JavaScript Rising Stars, and we've got new Import Attributes.

43. Monorepository in TypeScript: The Story of How we Broke Everything and Made it Better

The story of how we developed Shopify modules to connect in stores on Shopify, a portal for brands, an extension for Google Chrome, mobile app + server with DB

44. HarperDB - How and Why We Built It From The Ground Up on NodeJS

The founding team at HarperDB built the first and only database written in Node.js. Here's the story of this (what some called crazy) endeavor.

45. Getting Started with MariaDB using Docker and Node.js

46. How To Stay On Top Of Your Dependency Management

Dependencies are exactly what it sounds like - things that you depend on. But take that undeniable statement into your software project and you soon find out that it’s not just you who depends on them. It’s entire teams, processes, projects, infrastructure, and, most important of all, your clients.

47. How to Create an Angular Library to Publish on NPM

Libraries and packages help to abstract reusable code and improve efficiency during development. Learn how to create libraries for the Angular ecosystem.

48. Automate JavaScript deployment of npm packages with Github actions

What does Factorio and CI/CD pipelines have in common?

49. I Ran npm install 1,000 Times This Year. Here's Why That Scares Me Now.

The GlassWorm attack hides malware in invisible Unicode characters. As a solo dev with a production app, I had to rethink my npm trust model.

50. Introducing a Simple NPM Module with Email Templates

From novice developers to experienced ones, most are involved in sending emails programmatically. Read on to know the need for a default email template package.

51. It's Party Time For NPM Spammers🥳

There are many types of spam in the NPM registry, including fake, malicious, and low-quality packages.

52. Your AI Assistant Just Installed a Trojan: The Axios npm Compromise

Axios was compromised on npm with a malicious Trojan. Learn why AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT might have accidentally installed it on your machine today.

53. The Developer's Guide to Updating npm Packages

A simple guide for updating for npm packages.

54. The Difference Between Angular, NPM, and Node.js

There's a lot of confusion around the terms Angular, NPM, and NodeJs. What are they? And how do they interact with each other?

55. How to Write a Simple NPM Package

Imagine that you don't need any compiler or bundler to prepare your NPM package written in ES2020 standard. Yes, you can.

56. Wow, pnpm, You're Really Fast: How to Use It on Heroku

Learn how to use pnpm on Heroku, explore its storage and speed benefits, and see why it’s an ideal choice for Node.js developers. Get started with this guide.

57. How to Use Lerna to Create a Monorepo for Multiple Node Packages

In this post, we will walk you through how to use Lerna to manage, and publish, multiple packages under the same monorepo

58. Setting up Monorepo With Npm Workspaces and Lerna

Monorepos lets you manage multiple repositories into one single repository but managing and publishing them can be very tedious as the repositories grow.

59. Understanding NPM Semantic Versioning: A Guide from Patch to Perfection

Dive into the world of Semantic Versioning (SemVer) and learn how it can make your software development process more efficient.

60. Organizing an Advanced Structure for HTML Email Template

I was rebuilding a part of our markdown-to-email repository. I was not happy with how we handle templates in our generator.

61. How to Help the Dev Community by Solving your Own Problems

How to continue to use Open Source developments in 30 years - a brief instruction for use.

62. The Noonification: Why You Dont Need PNPM And YARN (7/24/2024)

7/24/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

63. Introducing a Simple NPM Module for Food Measurements

Hello! I've created a simple JavaScript module for food measurements.

64. Managing NPM Dependency as A Professional

Why do we talk about project quality and technical debt so much? Because this directly or indirectly affects the speed of development, the complexity of support, the time to implement new functionality, and the possibility of extending the current one.

65. NPM vs Bun: Comparison of Package Managers for JavaScript Developers

Compare NPM and Bun, two popular package managers for JavaScript. Learn about their features, performance, and differences to decide which one is best.

66. WWDC 2025's Biggest Updates, Oxlint is Finally Stable, and pnpm's Newest Update - This Week in JS

This week, we’re unpacking Safari 26 Beta’s game-changing WebKit updates, pnpm 10.12’s performance leaps, and Oxlint 1.0’s blazing-fast linting.

67. Understanding Project Dependencies Through the NPM Lens

Code dependencies are like Lego's. We're able to pull in other people's code; combining and stacking different packages together to fulfill our goals.

68. 15 Lodash methods for everyday coding

The Lodash open-source library has some useful methods that can help developers write code faster and streamline their processes to improve their work.

69. How to start a Node.js project

Sometimes I write blog posts to remind myself what I’ve learned and sometimes I write them because someone else shares something and I want to remember that better. This post is one of the latter.

70. I Published a Dummy Pkg to NPM, and Here is What Happened

I have published a dummy package to the npm registry called cli-pbar, let me explain why I did this and what happens next.

71. TC39 JavaScript Updates, TypeScript 5.7 Beta, Node.js V20.18.0 and More

Today, we’ve got some HUGE new updates for the JavaScript language from TC39, Deno 2’s Official Release, TypeScript 5.7 Beta and a lot more.

72. NPX Introduction: Fast Work With NPM Package Binaries

With Node.js, building CLI utilities and development tools have gotten so much easier.

73. Releasing Utilities Package to GitHub Packages: A Guide

How to publish a private, reusable JavaScript/TypeScript package to GitHub Packages for internal use, with a secure, manual CI workflow and scoped access contro

74. Instead of Copy-Pasting That "Click Outside" Snippet, Here's a Better Alternative

A tiny, zero-dependency React hook to detect clicks outside any element. Fully typed, SSR-safe, and works with Next.js. Under 400 bytes gzipped.

75. Chrome Extention That Will Enable Dev Snippets on Google Search Results

Are you too lazy to click on search results to see the actual Stack Overflow answer, npm install instructions or the GitHub repo's README.md file?

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500 Blog Posts To Learn About Nodejs

LearnRepo — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 07:00:51 +0000

Let's learn about Nodejs via these 500 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

The most hated language powering web servers since PHP.

1. 6 Reasons Why JavaScript Async/Await Blows Promises Away (Tutorial)

👉 This article has been updated and republished, read the latest version here

2. How To Build A Multiplayer Browser Game (Part 1)

Back in 2014, I went to my first CodeDay in NYC. Though CodeDay isn’t exactly a hackathon, it was my first experience with hackathon-like events. At this event, I built a multiplayer tank battle game with my friend Kenneth Li. Since a few of my friends have expressed interest in how I built it, I thought I’d document the process here.

3. Enforcing a Single Web Socket Connection per User with Node.js, Socket.IO, and Redis

(“A black-and-white shot of a person working with a MacBook on their lap” by Sergey Zolkin on Unsplash)

4. Graceful shutdown in NodeJS

In this article, I am going to show you how to do a graceful shutdown in NodeJS application, but first, let's describe what does “graceful shutdown” means and why we need to do that in our application and what are the benefits.

5. A crash course on testing with Node.js

JavaScript is a beautiful language. You must believe I’m crazy. Maybe you’re crazy for agreeing with me. But why would I say something like this? As a language, JavaScript gives you no support whatsoever. It bites your head off if you give it the slightest chance, and it has bizarre error messages if left unhandled. So you tell me, why is it beautiful?

6. Testing Node.js in 2018

Stream powers feeds for over 300+ million end users. With all of those users relying on our infrastructure, we’re very good about testing everything that gets pushed into production. Our primary codebase is written in Go, with some remaining bits of Python.

7. Assign Types To Nested Objects In TypeScript

TypeScript provides you with multiple ways to define type definitions for object properties. We'll look at a couple of them throughout this post.

8. Creating a Library of React Components using Create React App

UPDATE: You can use the npm package create-component-lib to automate all the steps described in this blog post.

9. Building a Serverless REST API with Node.js and MongoDB

The Serverless movement has gained a bit of momentum in the past few months. Everybody seems to be talking about it. Some would even call it a revolution! But, let’s not get too excited. Don’t be like me. I get too hyped up about cool stuff like this, and start writing articles. If this is all new to you, here’s a piece I wrote a while back, explaining the core concepts.

10. How to Build a Video Call & Voice Chat App in WebRTC Using Javascript/node.js?

Taking up a vital conversation is made simple by the persistent development of WebRTC that wholly magnifies the video/audio communication for “Enterprises” and “Professionals”. As the importance of video communication has certainly become as sought after while the chat functionality pulled the global market value. The real-time communication technology is the common element which plays multiple roles in exchanging the arbitrary data between the browser without the demand of intermediary. The technology enables web application and mobile applications to stream peer-to-peer audio/video calls directly without the requirement of third-party integration.

11. 19 things I learnt reading the NodeJSdocs

I’d like to think I know Node pretty well. I haven’t written a web site that doesn’t use it for about 3 years now. But I’ve never actually sat down and read the docs.

12. How to Get SSL/HTTPS for Localhost

A step-by-step guide for getting to https://localhost:3000 Create a certificate to make ourselves a Certificate Authority (CA) that can sign SSL certificates.

13. Running PM2 & Node.js in Production Environments

At Stream, we build a lot of showcase and example applications to show off the awesome features that our service has to offer. For nearly all of our applications, we host them on an instance — usually DigitalOcean or AWS EC2.

14. Javascript inheritance behind the scene proto, [[prototype]] and prototype

The key to understanding inheritance in Javascript is to understanding how a Javascript Egg laying process by the parent hen; Javascript inheritance happens in prototype inherited but classical class technically and conceptually is not existed.

15. The 10 Best Node.js Logging Libraries

10 of the best Node.js logging libraries + how to get up and running with them. 1. Pino, 2. Winston, 3. Bunyan...

16. How to Build a Simple Blog Using Node.js

In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a simple blog using Node.js and Cosmic JS. This is going to be the fastest and most light-weight blog you have ever created. Let’s get started.

17. How to Use Google Sheets API with Nodejs

First of all, a brief overview of our use case. Let's say I have a spreadsheet on Google Sheets which is not public and I want to be able to read/modify programmatically through some batch process running on my local machine or some server. This is something I had to do recently with a Node.js application and I found the authentication part a bit tricky to understand. So I thought of sharing my solution and I hope it helps someone in need. There might be better ways of doing this but I am sharing what worked best for me.

18. Mastering Type-Safe JSON Serialization in TypeScript

How to utilize TypeScript for type-safe serialization and deserialization of data in JSON format.

19. How To Implement Google Authenticator Two Factor Auth in JavaScript

Google Authenticator is something that many of us use all the time but how many of us really understand how it works under the hood?

20. Create a Simple Twitter Bot with Node.js

How about a Twitter Bot that retweets, favorites, on the basis of hashtags and replies to other users if they follow it? I made a similar kind of a Twitter Bot (@nodejstweet) that feeds me the latest or the ongoing news/articles/how-to’s on a set of hashtags such as #Nodejs, #MongoDB, #AngularJS, #IonicFramework, et cetera. At the time I never expected it having more followers than me but that has been surpassed.

21. These 6 essential tools will release, version, and maintain your NPM modules for you

Learning how to implement them for your own projects will save you a ton of time!

22. How to Setup a NodeJS App with Express And TypeScript

In this article, I want to show you How to set up a Node Express with TypeScript like a PRO.

23. The Best NestJS Boilerplate to Start Your New Project

How to choose a starter kit / boilerplate for your next NodeJS + NestJS project? Boilerplates comparison

24. How To Improve Your Backend By Adding Retries to Your API Calls

Whether you're making API calls from Node.js or in the browser, connection failures are going to happen eventually. Some request errors are valid. Maybe the endpoint was wrong or the client sent the wrong data. Other times you can be sure that the error is the result of a problem with the connection to the server or one of the many hops in-between. While API and web service monitoring can inform you about the problem, a more active solution can take care of it for you.

25. How to Scrape Data From Any Website With JavaScript

Learn how to scrape the web using scripts written in node.js to automate scraping data off of the website and using it for whatever purpose.

26. How to Find Location Using IP Address in NodeJS

Ever wondered why Google shows you content based on your location, or ads you see on websites are customized to your location? All this happens because of geolocation which makes it possible to identify the country, state and sometimes even the city based on your IP address of your device.

27. How to Reset Password with Node.js and Angular [Part 2]

In this 2nd part of our tutorial, we are going to continue our journey of creating reset password functionality. In the 1st part, we completed the back-end with Node.js Express and Node mailer, created an API which will use in this part in Angular. Let’s get started.

28. BullMQ: How to Build a Queue for Delayed Jobs in Node.js

How to Build a Queue for Delayed Jobs in Node.js

29. How to Build A Well Structured 3-tier Architecture (MERN Stack - ES6) [Step-by-Step Guide]

This project serves as a guide/template for a 3-tier architecture. If you are entirely new to Web Development. I highly suggest you watch this video first.

30. How to Run Node.js in a Browser [Tutorial]

"Browser based bundler" is a very interesting topic.

For example, can we compile the webpack code in the browser instead of the server's nodejs environment? The advantage of this is that we don't need the server's resources for compilation.

There are different solutions to this problem. For example, codesandbox, which defines a browser-based compilation strategy, can be used to package reacts, vue, etc. in the browser. It can also be easily understood that codeandbox does a browser version of webpack.

But the question is, can we execute webpack in the browser instead of doing a new one? Even implementing some webpack-based libraries?

There is a very early webpack issue discussing it . But this demo is too old to run the latest version of webpack.

I am wondering if we can do a browser environment to simulate running Node.js. Node.js and Chrome is both v8, and many of the Node.js lib code can be executed in Chrome. In addition, I found some cool libraries, such as BrowserFS, memfs, rollup-plugin-node-builtins, etc. These libraries can help us build this environment. But there is a key module, Node.js "module" is not available, we need to modify it from Node.js. Node.js supports cjs and esm, but to simplify the problem, I only develop the cjs module for the time being. Next, combine all the modules and try to run the simplest Node.js demo.

31. Simple Steps to Optimize Your App Performance with MongoDB, Redis, and Node.js

Here at Stream, we power activity feeds for 300+ million end users and love playing around with ways to utilize our product in all sorts of use cases. Most recently, we built Winds, an open-source RSS and Podcast application with a strong focus on UI and UX.

32. Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed"

How to Control the "Any" Type to Achieve Ultimate Type Safety With TypeScript.

33. Insert JavaScript into HTML Using the Script Tag

The script tag is the primary method to insert JavaScript into the HTML page. We will look at all the ways to use the script tag and the importance of each.

34. Scraping Information From LinkedIn Into CSV using Python

In this post, we are going to scrape data from Linkedin using Python and a Web Scraping Tool. We are going to extract Company Name, Website, Industry, Company Size, Number of employees, Headquarters Address, and Specialties.

35. What’s the Difference Between path.join() and path.resolve()?

Learn the differences between the Node.js functions path.join() and path.resolve() and when you should use one over the other.

36. The Most Convenient Ways of Writing Transactions Within the Nest.js + TypeORM Stack

If you have some troubles with transactions in Nest.js - this article will help you.

37. Mastering Node.JS: How To Delete Files Inside A Nested Folder

Code function to delete a specific file within a directory, recursively searching through subdirectories.

38. 2 Quick and Easy Ways to Fix 'Uncaught SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module'

In this quick guide we'll look at how you can solve the very common error, "Uncaught SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module".

39. How I Solved the WebSocket Scaling Problem Without Breaking the Bank

A long time ago, I had to create a scalable system that could be capable of handling hundreds of simultaneous connections at not very high cost.

40. Is Lodash That Good? Performance Comparison of JavaScript and Lodash

Lodash is a very popular JavaScript library and I have come across it in almost every project I have, but was it justified? is she that good? let's find out in

41. How to Use Session in Node.js

We can store the user’s session in database, files or server memory. In this tutorial we will learn how to use session in Node.js.

42. Path-Based Routing in Render with Kong API Gateway

It's good practice to put an API gateway in front of your microservices-backed application. Path-based routing makes this possible when deploying to Render.

43. How To Create A Template Engine Using JavaScript

A tutorial on creating a JS template engine with parsing and precompilation.

44. Build a Chat Room With Socket.io and Express

In this article, we are going to create a chat application that connects people, anonymously, to different rooms together in pairs of two.

45. Three Main Components of JavaScript

JavaScript is certainly one of those programming languages which you can get started within a few hours due to its simple syntax, but would probably take you years to master it.

46. How to Build Microservices in Nest.JS

An example that demonstrates using NestJS as a base framework for building lightweight, well-structured and amazing microservices.

47. Migrating your Node.js REST API to Serverless

I’ve dabbled a fair share in the dark arts of Serverless. Digging into the various pros and cons of not having dedicated servers, or instances you can call your own. Even if they technically are not. They’re just in some undisclosed server farm somewhere floating in the cloud.

48. A Better Guide to Build Apache Superset From source

In this article, we’ll be deep-diving on how to build Apache Superset from the source. The official documentation is too complicated for a new contributor and thus my attempt to simplify it.

49. How to Reset Password with Node.js and Angular [Part 1]

There are lots of tutorials about user authentication but all of them are just covering the topics like how to sign up and how to sign in. Even if you find a tutorial about reset password then you will see that it covers old school method without APIs and using jQuery based front-end. In this tutorial, we are going to use a Node.js based API which will connect to Angular front-end. Let’s get started:

50. Web Scraping Sites With Session Cookie Authentication Using NodeJS Request

Web scraping as a product has low entry requirements, which attracts freelancers and development teams to it.

51. Configure Nginx as a Reverse Proxy for your Nodejs Application [A Step by Step Guide]

NGINX Open Source is an open source web server and reverse proxy that has grown in popularity in recent years because of its scalability, outstanding performance, and small footprint. NGINX Open Source was first created to solve the C10K problem (serving 10,000 simultaneous connections on a single web server).

52. Scraping Google Search Results With Node JS

In this post, we will learn web scraping Google with Node JS using some of the in-demand web scraping and web parsing libraries present in Node JS.

53. Publishing a Node.js CLI tool to npm in less than 15 minutes

Have your Node.js CLI tool up and running, accessible from everywhere in less than 15 minutes.

54. Virtual DOM, Reconciliation And Diffing Algorithm Explained Simply

Ever wondered what makes react so fast ? Here's a detailed explanation why react is fast and what is virtual DOM.

55. Effective Use Of Middleware In Express.js: Practical Approaches

In this guide, we're taking a good look into middleware and its pivotal role within Express.js applications.

56. A crash course on Serverless with AWS : Building APIs with Lambda and Aurora Serverless

Ever since AWS made a serverless option of AWS RDS Aurora generally available, I’ve been on the edge of my seat, eagerly anticipating all the various possibilities. It would mean a breakthrough in building serverless architectures. No more managing connection pools with SQL. No more worrying about capping out available connections. This would make it viable to use serverless for database intensive operations.

57. 16 JavaScript Protips [2020 Edition]

When I began learning JavaScript, I made a list of every time-saving trick that I found in other people’s code, on code challenge websites, and anywhere other than the tutorials I was using.

58. 9 Advanced JavaScript Concepts for Node.js Developers

Master key Node.js concepts: closures, prototypes, modules, error handling, currying, 'apply/call/bind', memorization, IIFE, and advanced arguments.

59. A cryptocurrency implementation in less than 1500 lines of code

Cryptocurrencies and smart-contracts on top of a blockchain aren’t the most trivial concepts to understand, things like wallets, addresses, block proof-of-work, transactions and their signatures, make more sense when they are in a broad context. Inspired by Naivechain from Lauri Hartikka, the Naivecoin project is an attempt to provide as concise and simple an implementation of a cryptocurrency as possible.

60. Use Sequelize ORM with Node JS Project

What is Sequelize

61. How To Link Mongoose And Typescript for a Single Source of Truth

Without external tools

62. NodeJS vs .NET Core – Which Is the Ultimate Server-side Development Platform?

The two most popular platforms for server-side development in 2022 are Node.js and .NET. The hot topic among developers is .NET Core vs Node.js.

63. Writing a Production Ready Express Server [A Step by Step Guide]

In this article I will be explaining how to write a simple express server that is of Production Grade.

64. How to Encrypt and Decrypt with NodeJS

A simple tutorial to learn Encryption in NodeJS.

65. How to Get Started With a Clean Architecture Template for NodeJS, Ts.ED and TypeScript

🔰🦸 Template to start developing a REST API with Node.js (Express), TypeScript, Ts.ED, ESLint, Prettier, Husky, Prisma, etc.

66. Modern Style of Javascript with Arrow Functions

The complete explanation of Arrow functions in Javascript, and how it helps developers to write flexible and consistent code.

67. How to Send SMS Notifications and Alerts Using JavaScript and Node.js

You’re in luck, because you can add the ability to send and receive text messages easily with the help of a cloud communications platform.

68. Building Ping Command in Node.js: Practical Guide to Buffers, Sockets, and Bit Manipulation

Building ping command in Node.js for fun. Short practical guide to buffers, sockets, bit manipulation, performance measurement, and Wireshark.

69. How To Customize an OpenAI Chatbot With Embedding

Learn how to leverage embeddings to have an OpenAI chatbot, built with React and Node.js, respond correctly to specific contextual prompts.

70. How to Configure Path Aliases in Frontend Projects in the Native Way

We’ll explore the imports field in package.json and how it can be used to configure path aliases for various use cases.

71. How to Handle REST API Requests in React

REST APIs are commonly used in web development. They are programming interfaces that web apps use to 'talk' to each other. They are used to access features and data. 'REST' (Representational State Transfer) is a concept that defines the APIs properties. This article will focus on the use of web-based APIs to retrieve data from a database.

72. One-Time Password Generation Using speakeasy, Nest.js And MongoDB

Here, we have designed and developed a flow for OTP(One time password) for user registration and also blocking a user's account after the maximum retries for incorrect otp is exceeded.

73. Top 5 Boilerplate Admin Templates With Node.js Backend

More and more developers are currently deciding to boost their workflow, minimize unnecessary tasks, and structure their virtual desks through admin panels with Node.js backend.

74. Prevent Your Free Heroku Dyno from Sleeping

If you are like me, then many of your hobby projects and portfolio examples are deployed to Heroku. Like Github Pages, it is an attractive option to host your project because it is free. Unlike Github Pages, you can host a server on Heroku, so I use it whenever I need a free place to deploy a full-stack application.

75. Fast setup Helloworld in AWS SQS(Message Queuing Service)

Setting up your own server will require good knowledge of the subject so that you do not leave any corner untouched. This is not the case with Amazon SQS as it is pretty quick to get started with.

76. Connecting RabbitMQ with Node JS

RabbitMQ is a message broker: it accepts and forwards messages. You can think about it as a post office: when you put the mail that you want posting in a post box, you can be sure that Mr. or Ms. Mailperson will eventually deliver the mail to your recipient. In this analogy, RabbitMQ is a post box, a post office and a postman.

77. Creating a Node.js Server With Postgres and Knex on Express

Learn how to build a robust Node.js server using Express, and connect it to a PostgreSQL database with Knex, in this comprehensive guide.

78. Migrating Away From Query Builders and ORMs in JavaScript or TypeScript

I spent the better part of a day moving a project completely off of the ORM we were using (TypeORM). Ever since I started doing web development, I’ve been using some kind of heavy abstraction on top of my database. Whether it’s Mongoose when I used MongoDB, or TypeORM when I decided to move to TypeScript and PostgreSQL. However, it turns out that ORMs and query builders aren’t so great. I used to be that person that thought ORMs and query builders did the job for me, and I used it as an excuse to not learn SQL (which is what everyone tells you NOT to do). Given the tools that exist today, I would wholeheartedly recommend doing it the opposite of how I did if you’re starting off new to these things — write your SQL stuff by hand, or with help from the tools I mention later in the post. It’ll feel really slow at first, but you’ll thank yourself later 😄

79. Using Redis Streams with NestJS: Part 1 - Setup

This is part 1 of a 3-part series, where we will explore how to use Redis streams with NestJS.

80. How to Manage Multithreaded Node JS Applications for Better Performance

In this post I'm going to show you how to potentially triple your Node application's performance by managing multiple threads.

81. Using AWS Lambda to Reduce NodeJS App Size

Tips on how to reduce your node app size and the benefits of doing this.

82. An Easier Way to Authenticate Users in E2E Tests

There are many cases in which you may need your tests to act on behalf of an authenticated user. For instance, if your Web application provides special functionality for authorized users, you will need your test to authenticate.

83. Deploying a Simple Serverless Node.js Application on AWS Lambda Functions

Welcome to this comprehensive guide, where we will cover deploying a Serverless Node.js application on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

84. How to Print images with TSPL and JavaScript

How to Print images with TSPL and JavaScript

85. Introduction to 3D Javascript Library: Three.js Basics

The complexity of the Web is changing daily, and its scope is growing just as fast, especially with 3D rendering.

86. How to Build a Full Stack Zoom Clone Using Node JS, Express, and Peer JS

Hello guys, recently I created my own clone of Zoom using Node js, Express, Peer JS. Here's how to do it!

87. Scrape Google Images with Node JS

This tutorial will teach us to scrape Google Images with Node JS.

88. How to Filter NSFW Images and Programmatically Blur Them

In this article, you will learn how to detect NSFW and inappropriate images and programmatically blur them.

89. Implement Dynamics REST API using Node.js [Tutorial]

Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a cloud-based business applications platform that combines components of customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP), along with productivity applications and artificial intelligence tools, although currently Dynamics is more popular for its CRM capabilities.

90. How To Use SASS In Your Create-React-App

Create-react-app is facebook's attempt at setting up a developer to get started building react apps very quickly. It is a boilerplate that comes pre-configured with a wide array of tools and technologies that ensure a smooth running react application. However, create-react-app does not come with Sass preprocessing by default. To add sass preprocessing, we would need to add an extra dependency to our list of dependencies known as node-sass.

91. Is Your Code Slow?: Avoid These 19 Common JavaScript and Node.js Mistakes

Learn about 19 common JavaScript and Node.js mistakes that can slow down performance, like excessive DOM access, poorly scoped events, blocking the main thread,

92. 7 React Admin Dashboard Templates For Your Next Project

Developing an admin area for your React web application can be very time-consuming. And it is just as important as designing all of the front-end pages. Both admin area of your web-application and the pages themselves must be pixel-perfect, fully responsive and have mobile-first and user-friendly web design. In this article, I listed some of the best ReactJS admin dashboard templates that can speed up your development and save you a lot of time and money, eliminating the costs of creating a web application from scratch.

93. Learn How To Use Webhooks By Connecting NodeJS, IFTTT and Twitter

Learn how webhooks work and put together a simple Webhook integration with Node, IFTTT and Twitter in under an hour.

94. Node Version Manager (NVM): How to Install and Use (Step-by-Step Guide)

In this article, I will tell you how to install Node Version Manager (NVM) on your computer step by step in a more optimal way.

95. Creating Real-Time Chat App using React And Socket.io with E2E Encryption

Link link: Here is the example of the chat app we are going to build ✌.

96. Build a Login and Logout API using Express.js (Node.js)

Step by step to build Node.js Express Registration, Login, and Logout API using JWT and Cookies - Node.js Express Login API with MongoDB (Mongoose) database.

97. What Did Node.js Provide that Rails Didn't?

When I graduated with a Computer Science degree at the end of 2012, Ruby on Rails was at its peak popularity with the startup crowd. It seemed like every hot startup was using it.

98. How to Build a Chrome Extension That Makes API calls

99. Learning the basics of MongoDB by Writing a User Registration API

Learning MongoDB has been one of the things in my checklist for the past 6 months but hasn’t gotten around actually learning it until now. In order to understand writing queries and all I figured it’ll be better to make something instead of just reading and watching some tutorials. So, I’ve decided to make a user registration API i.e, a simple registration form kinda thing with only sign up and sign in functions as of now. As learning Mongo was the main intention, I’ve decided just to make the core app which is the backend functionality and no front end as it’s not necessary and I hate to do it.

100. A Step-By-Step Guide to Unit Testing for Express API

A detailed step-by-step guide to writing unit tests for your node express API using mocha, chai, sinon, supertest, rewire, and nyc.

101. How to use Recursion to Traverse JSON Objects and the Filesystem

I work primarily on application-level programs, so I tend to not use recursion very often. However, every now and then I need a function that is best solved recursively. It is important to be able to recognize when a problem is best solved recursively, and to be able to write it when the time comes.

102. Takeaways on Building a React Based App with Electron

Earlier this year, Stream launched Winds 2.0, an open-source and native application for macOS, Windows, and Linux, which provides an entirely new way to consume RSS feeds and Podcasts. It was our first time building a native application, so we chose to go with Electron, a framework for creating cross-platform applications.

103. Firebase, SendBird or Socket.io: What's Best To Build A Chat App

Chat solutions can be split into two categories: ready-made chat platforms and technologies for exchanging data between client and server. Which one to choose?

104. Creating a ride booking app with React Native

In this tutorial we’ll create a ride-booking app with React Native and Pusher. The app that we’ll create will be similar to popular ride-booking apps like Uber, Lyft or Grab.

105. Defining Types: Using allOf in Swagger JSON

Image by Devanath from Pixabay

106. How to Set the Default Node.JS version with nvm

107. The Recommended Way to Iterate Over Arrays in JavaScript

When dealing with an array, there is a number of ways one can iterate
through the elements starting from the first at index 0 all the way
to the last element in the array. In my learning process I have come
across 6 looping methods namely

108. How to Create Your First NestJS App

In this article, I’m going to walk you through developing a simple todo rest application in NestJS and give you an overview of this framework.

109. You Can Track Stock Market Data From Your Terminal

As a developer, I love working with the terminal. The plain, simple, and in my opinion the best way to interact with the computer (also it makes you look geeky)

110. How Does Node.js Achieve Concurrency?

Ever wondered how Node.js handles multiple requests despite being single threaded? Find out the secret to concurrency in Node.js and how the event loop works

111. Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types

How to achieve better type safety and code quality by improving types in TypeScript's standard library.

112. Routing Life Hacks: Serving a Node.js Express App from a Sub-Folder

Express is probably the most popular web framework for Node.js and tons of tutorials and instructions have already been written. However, most of them don't cover the topic I am going to tell you about.

113. Deploying a Serverless Node.js Application on Google Cloud

Embarking on your first software development project can be a daunting experience, especially when it comes to navigating the world of serverless applications a

114. 7 Node.JS Trends That Will Dominate in 2020

The popularity of Node.js has grown in recent years. With the developers going crazy over the technology, businesses are focusing on the potentialities of Node.JS. If we look at the statistics:

115. The Advantages of Using Node.js: Caching, Scalability, and a Rich Ecosystem

If you’re wondering why Node.js is so popular with developers, here’s a list of advantages of using Node.js

116. Understanding TypeScript Maps & Types

Let's get real for a moment, Navigating the treacherous waters of TypeScript type definitions for a Map can sometimes feel like trying......Why, you ask?

117. How To Setup Shopify`s Billing API

One of the most common mistakes of beginning Shopify app developers is to assume that the Shopify app store will handle pricing and billing for them. Learn how to add billing code to your app to prevent selling it for free.

118. Destructuring in JavaScript: A How-To Guide

(This article is part of an ongoing series on technical and soft skills from Nathan Thomas, a full stack software engineer working in San Francisco building really cool stuff. He previously worked and attended Lambda School. Click here for the previous article in the series, a piece called “Please Explain Closures!”)

119. How to Become a Backend Developer in 2020

Are you looking for a career in Backend Development? To build complete applications beyond the user-interface companies need rockstar back-end developers.

All the app data is stored and processed on the back-end. Back-end development is everything that happens behind the scenes. It is a variety of things like the databases, the business logic, the API layer and pretty much everything other than the user-interface.

The average salary for a back-end developer is $123,689 per year in the United States as of 2019. In this post, let’s learn about what it means to be a Backend Developer.

120. Bring In The Bots, And Let Them Maintain Our Code!

Learn how to automate away as much maintenance as possible using Renovate, Travis CI, and CodeCov

121. How to Schedule and Run Recurring Cron Jobs in Node.JS

Scheduling and Running Recurring Cron Jobs in Node.JS

122. Building User Service With GRPC, Node.JS, and MongoDB: The Complete Microservice Tutorial — [Part 2]

Microservices are about decoupling your system. In a monolith, you build all the components of the software in one large codebase and deploy the software at once. But in the microservice world, we build each component of a large system decoupled from each other.

123. Mutability And Immutability In JavaScript Explained In Detail

The concept of mutability and immutability in JavaScript is essential to understand to avoid errors. Whether a data type is mutable or not is strictly tied to w

124. Why you Should Stop Using Fat Functions in Your Lambda Code

The debate over whether to use a single-purpose function vs a fat lambda continues to this day. We hope to convince you that Fat Lambda is truly an anti-pattern

125. 6 JavaScript Courses To Land Your Next High Paying Job

126. How to Build a Twitter bot using NodeJs

Building a Twitter bot using their API is one of the fundamental applications of the Twitter API. To build a Twitter bot with Nodejs, you’ll need to take these steps below before proceeding:

127. Build Your own Telegram Bot with AWS and Node.js

Automate thankless tasks like splitting grocery bills using a Telegram Bot and AWS.

128. How to Make Your Nodejs Backend Secure

As you know these days security becomes more and more important for all kind of startups. As a startup owner, you should pay attention to your web app’s security in the first place. Remember that users are trusting their information to you and you should care about their data professionally otherwise if someone hacks your web app and steals the data you will fail and lose your customers.

[129. Installing Ruby on Rails 6 on Ubuntu

[A How-To Guide]](https://hackernoon.com/installing-ruby-on-rails-6-on-ubuntu-a-how-to-guide-r8b732vn)

Installing Rails 6 on Ubuntu can be tricky. In 5 easy steps, I’ll show you how to do it. I’m currently a web development student at microverse. As part of the microverse curriculum, we’re expected to solve some Rails exercises from The Odin Project.

130. How to Build an Omni-Channel Micro-App with Node.js and Express in 2 Hours

I’m the CTO of ONEm Communications Ltd. We’ve built a developer framework and platform that allows developers to rapidly build fully functional omni -channel micro-apps.

131. How to Use ShellJS to Combine Bash Shell Commands and Javascript

If you are looking for a way to use Bash shell, or Unix shell commands within Javascript to automate your workflow, then ShellJS is the perfect library for you.

132. Building a Simple Telegram Bot With Node.js and GrammY

This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a simple Telegram bot using JavaScript, Node.js and GrammY.

133. Receiving and Handling Emails with AWS and Amazon SES

If you have B2C applications, you have to deal with support tickets and emails. According to user size, it can be difficult to handle emails with a person or manage same email address with multiple people for support mails.

134. How to Build an E-commerce Website with Nuxt and Cosmic JS

What we will be building.

135. How to Exploit Prototype Pollution?

Prototype Pollution is a JavaScript related vulnerability. This article explains how it works and how to exploit it bypassing security checks of the app.

136. Using Redis Streams with NestJS: Part 2 - Reading from Stream

This is part 2 of a 3-part series, where we will explore how to use Redis streams with NestJS.

137. How To Setup Caching in Node.js using Redis

In this article, we are going to implement caching in a node js
application using Redis, but, before we delve into the implementation
details, let’s explore what caching is and how it can help the
performance of our application.

138. How to Scrape Data from Google Maps

Want to scrape data from Google Maps? This tutorial shows you how to do it.

139. How to Build an Invoice PDF System Using React.js, Redux and Node.js

Learn to build an Invoice PDF system with React.js, Redux, and Node.js. Set up, integrate, style UI, test, and deploy. GitHub repo included.

140. Using Redis Streams with NestJS: Part 3 - Consumer groups

This is part 3 of a 3-part series, where we will explore how to use Redis streams with NestJS.

141. Migrating from Heroku to Render

Migrate from Heroku to Render

142. Setting up a Web Develop Environment in Debian

I am on Microverse working with a lot of people new to Software Development with Linux (I use this word to refer to Linux OS and all his derivatives or distros), and in web development we use certain tools and pipelines that are more difficult to set up in Windows. So I found that most of the people new to Linux struggle to set up the tooling and basic commands for the first time.

143. How to Print Receipts With TSPL and JavaScript

Some of our customers from “Alto’s POS & Inventory” asked us if they can use their label printer as a receipt printer. So, we implemented this feature.

144. Query Ethereum MemPool using Node.js, Web3.js and Geth

Query Ethereum Memory Pool or Transaction Pool using Node js Web3.js and Geth

145. The Complete Microservice Tutorial: Introduction [Part 1]

Project Link: https://github.com/Joker666/microservice-demo/

146. 6 Ways A Node Developer Can Drastically Boost Their Productivity

These six productivity tips will supercharge your productivity as a Node developer. You'll save hours of time which you can then invest in other activities.

147. How to Create Abstract Syntax Tree with Acorn

148. We Built A Search Engine With MeiliSearch and JavaScript: Here's How You Can Too

Struggle to find the chemistry Nobel prize winner for 1979? Try out MeiliSearch's super-fast-search JavaScript tutorial to find Nobel prize winners in a matter of milliseconds. 🌬️

149. NodeJS Security Headers: 101

When we talk about security wrt any web application its a multiple dimensional thing it will involve a number of different aspects:

150. Using $auth Module’s Redirect in Tandem With $router.push in Nuxt.js

Recently I came across the issue of using the auth module in Nuxt.js and invoking a $router.push in subsequent line of code in the same method. The conundrum began when the lines after the auth.loginWith method did not execute as intended since the page was redirected to the redirect URI.

151. How to Create a BNB Payment Gateway with NodeJS & ExpressJS on Binance Smart Chain (BSC)

Today, cryptocurrencies and blockchain have changed a lot of traditional methods and solutions.

152. On Recursion and Trampolining

Did you know that recursion can be optimized using a concept which works similar to the way how we jump on a trampoline.

153. Improving React App Performance with SSR and Rust: Rust vs Node.js [Part III]

In theory, a new technology or a modern approach should have a lot of benefits, but the main question that matters is that - what is actually practical advantages of that in numbers?

154. How 'displayName' Helps In Testing React Using Styled Components

How to get rid of the weird styled component names in test snapshots

155. How I Organized my Node.js REST API

When I started using Node.js for building REST APIs on the server side, I struggled a lot with the same question over and over again:

156. How to Deploy a Serverless Node.js Application on Azure

This article will guide beginners in software development on how to deploy a serverless Node.js application on Microsoft Azure.

157. 7 Tips to Making Your Puppeteer Scripts More Bulletproof

How these 7 tips and tricks can help your puppeteer code stand out and work more reliably.

158. Enabling Virtuals In Mongoose Lean Mode (in a FeathersJs service)

Originally published at melvinkoh.me

159. Building Your Own ESP8266/ESP32 Over-The-Air Firmware Updater [A How-To Guide] Part II

This is a continuation of Part 1 of our initial simple OTA solution for the ESP8266 or ESP32. In this next part we’ll look into how we can build a more comprehensive OTA solution that does the following:

160. Building a Serverless Contact Form with AWS Lambda and AWS SES

What if I told you it can be done with zero dependencies? Hope you’re up for a challenge because that’s exactly what we’ll be doing.

161. Efficient State Management in JavaScript Apps with Statemanjs

Statemanjs is a powerful, efficient state management library for JavaScript and Node.js.

162. How to Restart the TypeScript NodeJS Application Fast

I have been working for the different kinds of Node JS application from the last 4 years. For every project I tried to improve the performance and code quality. From that, I found a very interesting way to restart the typescript application so fast.

163. Uploading a 1 Million Row CSV File to the Backend in 10 Seconds

Uploading 1 million row size large CSV to mongoDB using nodejs stream

164. The Lambda Function That Creates xlsx Files From JSON Data to Store On S3 Using NodeJS/Typescript

How to write a Lambda function to convert json data to xlsx file and then upload to s3 and return a signed url of that uploaded file on a serverless framework

165. How to Scrape (Almost) Anything With Puppeteer and Node.js

A guide to web scraping with Puppeteer, Node.js, and Autocode with tips and examples

166. Moving From React-Redux to @reduxjs/toolkit

I’ve been working with react-redux, and I’m loving it, working with react is awesome, but it can get confusing really fast, so when I was introduced to redux I just instantly loved it. The thing is… when I created an application using yarn create ract-app --template redux, the app had a different syntax than the one I was taught in all the tutorials I saw on youtube, so I started playing around with the default application, and the way they do things there is cleaner and more straight forward. After a quick google search, I realized the default app uses the @redux/toolkit and I wanted to talk about it because it’s pretty great, so…

167. Build a Gallery Site with 11ty

This is a run-through of setting up a website with Eleventy, a simple static site generator. I’m going to try to list out all the relevant steps so you can follow along if you are attempting a similar project. I made a gallery site meant to showcase graphic artwork.

168. Getting Started with AWS Lambda and Node.js

Once upon a time, not so long ago, a word caught my ear. Lambda. That struck a chord, remembering the good old days of playing Half-Life as a kid. Little did I know what AWS Lambda was, and how incredibly awesome it is. If you’re intrigued, stick around. I’ll only take a few minutes out of your already busy day, and you surely won’t mind.

169. Express-js Boilerplate with User Authentication

I couldn’t find a complete user authentication system for Expressjs, so I wrote this one.

170. A Deep Dive Into The Architecture of React: Structure and Dependencies (feat. Eunice)

This case study investigates and demonstrates the capabilities of Eunice, by using Eunice on the JavaScript library React.

171. Node Authentication using Passport.js

While building any web app people get confused or feel difficulty in authentication process. Creating a registration form and sign in process is a hectic process if we don't follow proper method.

172. How to Automate A Blog Post App Deployment With GitHub Actions, Node.js, CouchDB, and Aptible

Welcome to the guide on automating blog post app deployment using GitHub Actions, Node.js,

CouchDB, and Aptible.

This comprehensive tutorial will guide you.

173. CI CD Pipeline: How to Setup a CI CD Pipeline From Scratch with GitHub Actions.

Setup your CI CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions.

174. Node.js Vs Flask: Which One Has A Better Performance

Curious about how Flask stacks up against Node.js? These are my thoughts on the matter.

175. Redis and Node.JS: Learn the Basics

Redis is a powerful piece of technology that lets us store data in memory. Let's look at how to use it with Node.JS

176. How Multi-Processing Helped Me Speed Up My JavaScript Application By 4x

We'll delve deep into the enigma of multiprocessing in Node.js, armed with riveting code examples.

177. File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide

About a year ago, I tried Next.js for the first time and was so impressed by their file-based routing that I decided to implement a similar system on backend

178. Who said SOLID is applicable only in OO languages? Here's how you can do it in Javascript!

SOLID is five design principles intended to make software designs more understandable, flexible, and maintainable. It helps us to think about the right way to build a software system

179. What Software Development Stack to Build on in 2022?

It’s impossible for teams to make the most out of their development effort without the right tools. Here is the best software development stack for 2022.

180. Build a Personal Shopping Assistant Using Brain.js and Node.js

Explore the world of personalized recommendations with Brain.js and Nodejs. Uncover how it turns your preferences into curated shopping experiences.

181. Coffee… what? How Developers Quit To Use CoffeeScript

It’s been over 10 years since the release of CoffeeScript and after a
decade, it seems we can state that this innovative idea became
completely forgotten by the front-end developers community.

182. 12 JavaScript Concepts That Will Level Up Your Development Skills

JavaScript is a complex language. If you’re a JavaScript developer at any level, it’s important to understand its foundational concepts. This article tackles 12 concepts that are critical for any JS developer to understand, but in no way represents the full breadth of what a JS developer should know.

I will be continuously updating this list in a Github repository called JS Tips & Tidbits. Please star ⭐ and share if you want to follow along!

183. 5 Best Practices for Designing RESTful APIs

RESTful APIs are everywhere, powering more of the modern world than any other API architecture. REST accounts for up to 80% of APIs according to this study by ProgrammableWeb. How those APIs are built and structured can make or break a company in today’s ultra-competitive world. Poorly-designed APIs can be difficult to use, can fail when they are needed most, and are valuable targets for hackers looking for sensitive data. On the other hand, a well-designed API that utilizes best practices makes development a breeze, attracts new customers, and creates confidence among users that can boost retention rates.

184. Send Emails From Node.JS Using Sendinblue in Just 5 Steps

In this article, you will learn how to send emails from Node.js using SendInBlue.

185. Tutorial: Creating New Node.js Projects and Working with Packages

186. Build A Crypto Price Tracker using Node.js and Cassandra

Since the big bang in the data technology landscape happened a decade and a half ago, giving rise to technologies like Hadoop, which cater to the four ‘V’s. — volume, variety, velocity, and veracity there has been an uptick in the use of databases with specialized capabilities to cater to different types of data and usage patterns. You can now see companies using graph databases, time-series databases, document databases, and others for different customer and internal workloads.

187. How To Continuously Run a NodeJS or Python App While Keeping Them Updated

In this short article, I will show and explain how to continuously run NodeJS and Python apps while also keeping them updated

188. A Discord Bot to Save Messages as Notion Notes

Tutorial for a Discord bot that automatically saves messages from a Discord server to Notion, if an Admin reacts to them with a specific emoji, say ✍️.

189. E2E Testing of Excel Downloads with Cypress

Recently while working on a project, I had to create a functionality where users can download an excel file consisting of some data.

190. 20 Essential Backend Tools For Developers

These are 20 backend tools that developers should definitely check out.

191. Understanding Currying, Closures, and Coupling in JavaScript

Here's a problem. You have an object in your code exposed via an export. You also have a function in the same file (also exported) consuming that object directly.

192. Visual Regression Testing with Playwright

Visual Regression Testing with Playwright - Automated Testing

193. The Mediator Pattern for Ultimate Coding Speed

Improve coding speed, reduce code breaks, increase flexibility and modularity with a simple yet underestimated pattern, the Mediator in the form of CQRS.

194. What Really Makes Node.js Great

Mmm… long story short, I wanted to learn how the heck node works. Read a lot of docs saying it’s asynchronous, it’s single-threaded, it’s all based on the event loop and whatnot. Basically, the words were scary I mean every guy says something huge using top-notch vocabulary and it just scared the shit out of me and my brain was like

195. Node.js vs Java: Why, How, and When to Choose One Over the Other

Recently, my colleagues and I discussed the popularity of a couple of technologies — in particular, Java and node.js. After a brief Internet surfing session, it turned out that these technologies are used by many information giants to develop and maintain their platforms. Below, I will mention only a few of them.

196. Security Best Practices for Node.js Apps

Node.js Security Guide

197. Web scraping using a headless browser in NodeJS

Web scraping collects and extracts unstructured data from a website to a more readable structured format like CSV and more.

198. Why Deno Could Replace Node

What is Deno, why does it matter, and how is it currently used for server-side JavaScript?

199. How to Use the Javascript Slice Method

The javascript slice function is a built-in array or string method that returns a shallow copy of a portion of an array into a new array object.

200. Create Slider Or Puzzle Captcha Service with Node.js

In this article, we are going to create our own slider captcha and try to understand how it works using typescript, nodejs, and redis

201. Twilio: How to Connect with Existing Voice Assistant

Today's post serves the purpose of explaining Twilio's recent bidirectional streaming feature, the very feature which made it possible to receive the call audio while still being able to send audio for playback asynchronously.

202. Node.js Background Jobs for Modern Developers – Interview With Startups of the Year Nominee, Defer

Defer has been nominated in HackerNoon's annual Startup of the Year awards in Paris, France. Here's how.

203. Changing Async/Await to Promises.all to Speed Up API Calls in Node.JS

Converting Async/await to Promises.all in Nodejs helps us reduces processing time from 50+ secs to less than 5 secs

204. Svelte State Management: Creating Contact Form

Recently, I came into Svelte and ... I love it.

205. Node.Js or Python and why?

With this article, we will discuss every element of both the back-end technologies platforms to provide you with clear insights.

206. Myth vs. Reality: Real-World Runtime Performance of Node.js, Deno, and Bun

Is Node.js really as slow as it has been portrayed by competitors?

207. Asynchronous Runtimes: A Primer for the Perplexed Developer

The Power of Non-Blocking I/O and Elusive Asynchronous Techniques

208. Is React leading the Infrastructure As Code Movement?

What is "Infrastructure as Code"? If someone checks a bunch of YAML files into a Git repository, do they suddenly become code? That seems more like "Infrastructure as Files" to me. I suppose that's better than infrastructure as a gaggle of shell scripts and some commands run by hand in the middle of the night in a coffee-fueled haze, but it is a far cry from code. How about a system to define infrastructure that really is like code?

209. npkill — The solution to deleting node_modules easily, with style

Introduction

210. What is the "this" Parameter In JavaScript

The "this" parameter in JavaScript is like that oddly concealed obstacle on a path that keeps tripping people.

211. Node.js Streams in Action

Ever wondered how streams are working in Node.js? I had. So far I know that using streams will most certainly reduce memory usage on the server when processing large files. Instead of reading whole file into memory we stream it in chunks to whoever requested it and apply transformations to that stream if needed. That's huge benefit as it allows to avoid vertical scaling. Processing files is common task but not as common as interacting with databases and that's going to be my focus now. I'll build simple API with 2 endpoints. Both will be returning large amount of records from Postgres DB. One endpoint will stream data to the client and another will read whole data into memory and return in one chunk.

212. Choosing between NodeJS and Python for your Next Backend App

Deep comparison of two well-known programming languages: Node.js and Python. Learn more about their pros, cons, use cases, and other important criteria.

213. Axios or Fetch: What Is Better for HTTP Requests?

Ever wondered why developers are going for Axios over fetch? As we are aware both are the means to deal with HTTP or XMLHttp requests, Both are capable of making all types of API calls (get, post,put.. etc.). Both are based on Promise API which is native to ES6. But what are the major points to be noted?

214. Hyperledger Composer is deprecated

Hyperledger Composer is officially deprecated, you can check the message on Composer's Github repo and in the official Rocket Chat channel:

215. How to Fetch Date with Promise.all and Async / Await

This article is focusing on showing a brief explanation of how to use Promise.all in a real example that I used in one of my recent projects.

216. Deploying Twitter Bot to Heroku

Most of us are familiar with Twitter. But we are not much familiar that we can automate the activities like status posting, retweeting, liking, commenting and so on. So,here I'll show you how we can automate some of the activities like getting the twitter data,posting the status and retweeting with Node.js and a npm package called Twit.

217. Microservices Deserve Modern Programming Platforms: Java May Not be the Best Option

Microservices are very popular today, even in traditional corporate IT shops. Often though they are implemented using languages, such as Java, born in the early ’90s and designed for a world of monolithic applications. Do you remember the big old Application Servers?

218. Build your Own Live Chart With Deno, WebSockets, Chart.js and Materialize

We will build a simple dashboard app that displays data from a Deno Web Socket server.

219. Microservices and Frameworks, All You Need to Know

We will look at the benefits of developing in microservices, the concept of frameworks and why you should consider them, and more.

220. Programmatic S3 Object Storage Integration With NodeJS

Guide demonstrating how to programmatically integrate with a S3 compatible storage service for file upload.

221. 14 Top Node.js Open Source Projects: 2021 Edition

Note that under open source projects we assume the following:

222. Get Started Building your First MERN Application - Step by Step

I am sure that when you first begin learning full-stack web development using the MERN stack, you will have questions.

223. Advanced and Efficient MongoDB Pagination

How to make clean pagination with no additional dependencies. Basically for Node.js but can be used in any other languages and platforms.

224. How to Build a Node.js Weather App with Cassandra

Build a minimal Node.js application that tracks real-time weather data from WeatherAPI.com using a Node.js application and ingests it into Apache Cassandra.

225. Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Key Considerations in tsconfig

How to Configure tsconfig for Optimal Type Safety in Your TypeScript Code.

226. Why You Don't Need PNPM And YARN

I’ve seen that myself and worked with all of the above, but I always had a question in my mind - what drives people/teams to use yarn or pnpm instead of npm?

227. Building a Simple CLI with oclif

Instead of using shell scripting languages, software developers looking to build their own CLI tools can use the oclif framework to build with Node.js.

228. Scheduled Cron Jobs with Render

Developers who use cloud hosting platforms may also need cron jobs for scheduling background tasks. This tutorial walks through how to use Render to do it all.

229. Basic Guide To Building Microservices With MongoDB, NodeJs, And Express

Most of us have gone through tough times where you have a large scale application which has a bunch of features, API integrations, database connections, etc. New features and updates get released, and of course you need to fix the bugs and maintain the code.

230. Getting Started with the Adobe Photoshop APIs

A look at how you can automate image manipulation via the Photoshop API.

231. Node.js Monitoring Made Easy

Node.js monitoring is a tricky task. There are certain challenges to look out for. Because Node.js is a dynamically typed programming language and single-threaded you give the interpreter and runtime a lot of freedom to make decisions. This can easily result in memory leaks and high CPU loads. Parallel execution is simulated in Node.js by using asynchronous execution of functions. But, if a single function blocks the thread or event queue, the application performance will take a huge hit.

232. The Easiest Way to Solve N+1 Problem on GraphQL

GraphQL is awesome! But one of the most annoying parts to implement a GraphQL server is solving N+1 problem.

233. Learning ReactJS From Scratch

React is a product of Facebook. It is a very flexible and efficient JavaScript library for building interactive user interfaces. React forms the view layer of the web application which is technically the frontend. This makes it easier to make web applications with essential features such as reusable components, state management, DOM rendering and many more which are explained later. React is mainly used in making single-page web applications. In this article we’ll see the fundamentals of react library and why is it so popular.

234. How to Build a Command-line Utility (CLI) with Node.js

CLIs built in Node.js are highly portable, meaning they are easy to install on a different OS. We’ll be building a simple CLI to translate between languages.

235. ReactJS Pagination Tutorial: Building from Scratch

Create pagination component from scratch in ReactJS. Pagination component are of two types, one loads items vertically and one display items with page numbers

236. Best Tools For Building Your First MERN Application

Top tools to use when building your next awesome web application using the MERN stack

237. How Libuv Thread Pool Can Boost Your Node JS Performance

In this 5th instalment of my “Node JS Performance Optimizations” series, I show you how to increase Node JS performance with thread pool management. We achieve this by understanding how Libuv works, how the thread pool works and how to configure the number of threads based on your machine specs.

238. Building your own ESP8266/ESP32 Over-The-Air Firmware Updater [A How-To Guide] Part I

This guide explains how to build a simple ESP8266 firmware updater in NodeJS. The ESP8266 will send a GET request to my application with some key information stored in its header. This will then be used to serve up the appropriate binary.

239. Front-End Development Without Node_modules Using Skypack and Snowpack

Once upon a time, we could simply put an HTML and a script file into an FTP server, quickly have a working website and call it a day.

240. Backend Performance Best Practices: Running and Monitoring Express.js in Production

What is the most important feature an Express.js application can have? Maybe using sockets for real-time chats or GraphQL instead of REST APIs? Come on, tell me. What’s the most amazing, sexy, and hyped feature you have in your Express.js application?

241. Challenges of Working With Cryptography APIs in NodeJS

One of the main reasons that lead to insecure NodeJS applications is insecure or bad usage of cryptography APIs. Developers who are not very familiar with such APIs and the underlying crypto concepts often struggle to choose secure configuration options or to even get their code up and running.

242. Does JavaScript Have a Future?

A few days ago I was talking with a friend and he said to me that JavaScript is an old Technology that the web developers only use it because it is the only language that runs on a browser, etc. Also, he said that the core of the language needs to be rewritten to solve some serious security problems. But I said, well dude Js will be around for a long time.

243. “JavaScript has Never Been My Favorite Language” - Interview with Node.js Creator Ryan Dahl

Ryan Dahl speaks about the main challenges in Deno, the future of JavaScript and TypeScript.

244. How to Get Your Personal Website to the Next Level

The portfolio, in a sense, is a longer version of a Resume. In modern times, it’s important to showcase your work by uploading your portfolio to a website.

245. The package.json File Guide

If you work with or interact with a JavaScript project, frontend project or a node.js project you surely know about the package.json file.

246. Deep Dive Into Creating Node Project With Clean Architecture

(Photo by Bench Accounting on Unsplash)

247. Resolving Deployment Issues with Ts-node and Azure Development Pipelines

In this article, we'll explore common pitfalls and potential solutions when working with TypeScript (using ts-node) in Azure Serverless Development Pipelines. T

248. .NET vs Node.js

The Contenders

249. How Do Event Loops in node.js Work?

When we start a node.js application, it loads the event loop and adds the necessary callbacks to the call stack.

250. The Top Essential Skills for JavaScript Developers

JavaScript reigns supreme. The flexible programming language is currently ranked as the most commonly used programming language in the world by GitHub. It is also instrumental in web development--an estimated 95% of websites utilize the language in some way.

251. How to Build a Music Recognition Chatbot on WhatsApp Using Node.js

Application example using Node.js where a simple chatbot will be implemented on the WhatsApp for music recognition.

252. How to Work with Files and Directories in a Node.js App

In almost every application, you come to a point where you need to access the filesystem. This is an essential skill, that I personally use as a starting point when learning a new language or platform. With Node.js, you can rely on built-in modules to work with the filesystem. Common tasks in this regard usually include:

253. CI for APIs with the Kong Insomnia CLI and GitHub Actions

Create a simple server with Node.js and Express, write API tests using Kong Insomnia, and then run these tests in our CI pipeline with Inso and GitHub Actions.

254. How To Boost Your Coding Productivity with Plop

Previously, I talked about how Plop can help increase productivity when coding by reducing context switching. In this article, we’ll dive into an example and configure a Plop generator to create a React component in Typescript. By the end, you’ll be able to start using Plop to build your own generators for any type of project and reap the productivity benefits!

255. JavaScript Frameworks for Frontend and Backend Developers [Top Ten Picks]

There is no doubt that JavaScript is now the #1 programming language in the world and also the undesputed king of web development. If you want to become a web developer a good knowledge of JavaScript and various, popular JavaScript web development framework is very important for you.

256. Deploying a Scalable and Secure Node.js REST API with MongoDB on Aptible

Learn to deploy a secure Node.js REST API with MongoDB on Aptible. Build scalable web apps with robust security.

257. Protect Your Application by Hiding API Keys and Tokens in React - Beginners guide

Discover how to hide your API keys and tokens in React using environment variables with Vite and nodejs. Protect the security of your services.

258. Nucleoid: A Low-code Framework for Node.js

Nucleoid is low-code framework for Node.js, lets you build your APIs with the help of AI and built-in datastore in declarative runtime engine.

259. Grandjs Version 2 Is Here

It's an awesome feeling to see something you have built one year ago gaining popularity and new people use it every new day!

260. Reduce Javascript: Master the Basics

The reduce Javascript array method is an essential component of functional programming that takes an array and reduces it into just a value.

261. How CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) Works?

If you are a web developer, you must have seen the ‘CORS’ error appearing often on your screen when you try to call the API. But, Why does it happen?

262. Securing your NodeJs Express Application — Part 1

Review common mistakes and vulnerabilities in JavaScript like command injection and see how to secure NodeJs and express using npm packages like hpp and helmet

263. A Compilation of the Best Full-Stack Clones: Amazon, Whatsapp, Netflix, Spotify & More

Explore a world of web development innovation with full-stack clones of popular apps, from Amazon to WhatsApp. Discover endless possibilities in tech!

264. How to Build a TypeScript Project for Both CJS and ESM Targets

Learn how to build a TypeScript library for both ESM and CommonJS targets using elegant configuration without third-party dependencies!

265. How To Convert HTML to Markdown with a Serverless Function

Outlined below is the setup for a AWS lambda function which combines
fetching the HTML for a URL, stripping it back to just the essential
article content, and then converting it to Markdown. To deploy it you’ll
need an AWS account, and to have the serverless framework installed.

266. 14 Steps to Debugging a Node.js Application Running in a Docker Container

This blog post shows how you can debug a simple Node.js application running in a Docker container. The tutorial is laid out in a fashion that allows you to use it as a reference while you’re building your own Node.js application and is intended for readers who have prior exposure to JavaScript programming and Docker.

267. How I Built My Own Insomnia Plugin

Building your own custom Insomnia plugin is easy — you can add new functionality with just a few lines of code!

268. Getting Started With Grandjs

Hey guys, hopefully you are doing well, today is an introduction to get started with Grandjs the promising nodejs framework!

269. Let's Make An API And Sell It

APIs are in high demand. Making an API that companies want to use would be even better if you could sell it, too. This is how to do it with every step inside.

270. How to Build a QR Code Generator for Slack with Just 7 Lines of Code

Hey, remember QR Codes?

271. How to Set Up a Pipeline for Deploying Serverless Node.js on Azure

Hello, software adventurers! Today, we'll be embarking on a new journey — a journey where you'll learn how to set up a pipeline to deploy serverless Node.js app

272. Mocha+Chai: Writing a reusable Test Suite for an expressjs/mongoose API

Here is a workable, reusable way to test an expressjs/mongoose application.

273. Create Rest API with Mongoose and Plumier Delightfully

If you ever created a rest api using Express, TypeScript and Mongoose you might notice duplication issue caused by declaration of domain model and Mongoose schema.

274. A Guide to Deploying Phaser 3 Webpack Games to Heroku

I’ve had a hard time figuring out how to get a Phaser 3 Game deployed on Heroku. This is why I’m going to show you how to create a brand new node.js project, integrate it with Webpack and Phaser 3 game engine using Express as a Webserver, and deploy it to Heroku, so we can see it live.

275. Stream and Display Data in Realtime with Materialize and Adonis

In this tutorial, we are going to build a web application using AdonisJS and integrate it with Materialize to create a real-time dashboard

276. RSS to JSON Conversion: A Step-by-Step Guide for Integration with NodeJS

Effortlessly integrate RSS feeds into your NodeJS applications with our step-by-step guide on converting RSS to JSON using ApyHub's API.

277. Web Scraping Use Cases for Technical Marketers

From a technical marketer perspective, scraping and automation libraries are extremely important to learn. Here’s an introduction to two of the most widely used web scraping libraries in Node JS.

278. A Guide to Running Ganache in a Browser

Learn how to run a local blockchain instance in your browser to test the functionality of your web3 dapps using Ganache, Truffle and a simple React frontend.

279. How we manage live 1M GraphQL Websocket Subscriptions

GraphQL subscriptions are the key part of our environment because it allows using the same schema/query based concept but with live WebSocket updates over multiple UI components. Especially considering our use-case for UI <> API communication at Hexometer.com, some of our website analysis tools can give a response with a partial data or it could take a significant amount of time. Using WebSockets allows us to send data to UI whenever our tools are ready to respond.

280. How To Scrape Wikipedia By Using Puppeteer and Nodejs

Scraping Wikipedia for data using Puppeteer and Node

281. The Tech Stack of a Solo-Developer to build a SaaS With React and AWS

My stack to build a SaaS with Next JS and serverless backend. A full-stack react SaaS boilerplate template to kickstart any project.

282. Angular v14's New Features

Angular v14 is available. Here are the new features and improvements from this new version such as streamlined page titles, ng modules and new commands.

283. How To Set Up a tsconfig For Nodejs

Learn how to easily setup a tsconfig file to build for nodejs.

284. How to Create a Serverless API Using AWS Lambda and Node.js with TypeScript and Express.js

An example application using the Node.js with TypeScript and Express.js where a serverless API will be implemented and deployed on the AWS Lambda service.

285. Reversing a NodeJS Malware and Finding its Author

Reverse engineering a NodeJS Discord malware and exposing the authors by finding the webhook they used.

286. How To Connect Avalara’s AvaTax with Stripe Subscriptions

It’s supposed to be easy. Eventually, it is.

287. Creating Todo Web App Using Vanilla JavaScript

today we will create a basic todo app to understand the basics of javascript. In this web app, one can create notes and delete like Google Keep or Evernote.

288. Build a Data-Scraping App Using Puppeteer, Node.js, PostgreSQL and Aptible

How to build a data scrapping application using Puppeteer, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Aptible.

289. How to Kickstart an Automated Test Suite When There Are 0 Tests Written

Pythagora is an open source tool that uses GPT-4 to generate unit tests. With a single command, you can get from 0 to 90% code coverage.

290. Debugging RAM: Detect/Fix Memory Leaks in Managed Languages - Heap Deep Dive, Part 2

Java & JavaScript are garbage collected languages. But memory leaks can still plague them. Avoid, detect and fix these heap problems using this guide

291. How to use context API in React

What is context API

292. Mimicking Human Testers: Automated Testing With Puppeteer

Why Puppeteer is useful for automated browser testing. In combination with Jest, WebDriverIO, CodeceptJS or PyTest.

293. In Layman's Terms, What is the Difference Between Node and Deno?

Worried that dinosaur or sock shaped "deno" is going to kill our favorite Node? Let me help you to get out of this dilemma.

294. A Bibliography Generator From Browser Bookmarks: How It Works

A simple bibliography generator that uses a JSON Browser Bookmarks file as its source content.

295. JavaScript End 2 End Testing for Mere Mortals

My name is Vladimir, I live and work in Ukraine. I am a beginning QA engineer, and sooner or later I will have to face such concept as “test automation” because for me it is necessary for my further development in this professional field. And on the way to the implementation of this stage, I’ve encountered many problems. And one of the most important problems, in my opinion, for a beginner Automator is the lack of understanding of where to start.This is probably the problem that every newcomer faces when starting to learn test automation. This post is for those of you who were also dreaming of testing automation but did not know where to start.

296. Step Up Your Game and Start Using Nest

NestJs is an easy-to-learn and powerful framework. The beginner's guide for developers will teach you how to create an application using the NestJS framework.

297. How to Master Authentication and User Flow in Node.js With Knex and Redis

Master Node.js auth with Knex, Redis, and Express. Craft a secure, efficient user flow with ease.

298. How to Build a SMS Surveys App with Twilio, Airtable and Standard Library

We live in an era of collaboration and teamwork. Meaning that even the most straightforward task in this day and age (think ordering lunch, for example) is often brought before a committee vote. Thankfully, ours is also an era of great technological achievement, and there is perhaps no better way to arrive at a consensus than through the use of polling and surveys. Today we are going to see how we can use Build on Standard Library to deploy a quick and easy-to-use polling app that uses your Twilio number to dispatch SMS messages to your group, and then logs their replies in one convenient Airtable Base.

299. What Are Template Literals In Javascript And Why You Should Use Them

300. [Minimizing Startup Costs] We Built our Own Email Marketing App in 4 Weeks

Thanks to Hiten Shah who generously reviewed an early draft of this article.

301. How to Build a Jasper-like Content Generation Platform Using Node.js

Simplifying AI Integration for Developers - Discover how to incorporate cutting-edge AI models into your projects for generating text, images, and audio.

302. Component-based Website Development with React and the Cosmic JS CMS

A common approach to website development is to build components that can be reused across different web pages. The benefit to this approach is that you end up doing less duplicate work by managing the components rather than managing duplicate content across different pages. Popular JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue and Angular utilize this concept on the application code level to much success. How can we benefit from this approach on the content management level?

303. How to Create and Publish Your First NPM Package

A Comprehensive Guide To Creating and Publishing Your First NPM Package

304. Using Jest to Mock Elasticsearch

Test your elastic queries like a pro using jest!

305. Rocking PWAs: The Future of Web Apps

Progressive web applications success stories of big business giants are alluring various small and mid-sized businesses. Their on-going popularity has raised the arguments about the PWAs being the actual future of web apps.

306. How GitHub Copilot Can F**k Up Your Codebase

Artificial intelligence is not yet ready to rule dev work. Here is my story.

307. How to Build Your Own Discord Bot with Discord.js (v13) 🤖

Learn how to use the updated discord.js library and make your own Discord bot.

308. How to Quickly Generate Microservices with Yeoman

A quick guide to creating a Yeoman generator for building microservices with an example of Express.js and Typescript app.

309. Node.js vs Go vs SpringBoot: Performance Comparison for I/O Bound App

Find out how Node.js, Go, and SpringBoot performs for I/O bound app (URL shortener service).

310. Autoscaling Node.js Image Transformations Using Sharp and Express

Here's a simple example of how you can automate scaling image transformations. Tech used: Node.js, Sharp, Express. App platform: Zerops

311. Node.js Performance Testing Tools For Getting Proven Results

Not sure what tools to use for Node.js performance testing of your application? We have crafted a quick guide with tools to help you out!

312. ExpressJS And Web Sockets: Streaming Tweets in Real-Time Without Any Problems

We are living in an age where data is considered to be more valuable than oil itself. Given that statement, any tool or mechanism that could help us mine and analyze data becomes a powerful resource to get your hands on. Data by itself has the potential to understand the universal behavior of people and assist businesses to design better use-cases. One such rich vein of data-source is Twitter and the data we can get from it concerning any particular topic is fascinating. Not to forget, one more thing which we would be exploring in this article is that we would be fetching data in real-time. Yes, you heard me right. We would be doing so in real-time.

313. JavaScript Becomes More Powerful Than Ever

JavaScript in 2025 is more powerful, expressive, and efficient than ever.

314. The Seven Best Admin Templates And Themes in React

The appearance of Node.js became the new era for JavaScript because of the opportunity to synchronize frontend and backend. All JavaScript programs with help of

315. Randomness and Entropy in Node and Electron

Randomness is a hard problem for computers. For this reason most functions that generate randomness are not considered cryptographically secure. That means that it is possible that an attacker can take a good guess at what number a non-secure randomness generator generated.

316. CI/CD Pipeline for NodeJS Lambdas on AWS using Jest, Serverless Framework, Github, and TravisCI

I wanted to start a serverless project, and one of the primary headaches aside from architecting the workflow and deciding which lambda functions need to be created is a simple and yet effective CICD workflow.

317. Building a Node.js Inventory and an Invoice Billing Application: A Guide

When running a business these days, it’s important to have access to your order, inventory, and financial data, regardless of location.

318. Ruby vs PHP vs JavaScript - What Should Your Next App Be Built On?

NodeJS vs PHP vs Ruby? Find out what to use when coding your web application be it a static site; a dynamic web application (SaaS, online portal) or eCommerce.

319. JavaScript Promises from Scratch

To get the most out of this article, please make sure that you know basics about Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming and, if possible, about javascript callbacks.However, I will try to keep most of the stuff away from these topics so that you can understand at least 85% of it.

320. Defend your Node.js Apps With Jscrambler

This tutorial will explain how to integrate Jscrambler seamlessly into the build process of a typical Node.js app in just a few minutes.

321. No More Heavy RAM Memory Consumption: Apply These 3 Secret Techniques

It turns out that running ts-node-dev / ts-node is constantly consuming hundreds of megabytes of RAM - Here's how to fix it

322. Optimize Ghost Blog Performance Including Rewriting Image Domains to a CDN

The Ghost blogging platform offers a lean and minimalist experience. And that's why we love it. But unfortunately sometimes, it can be too lean for our requirements.

323. Step-By-Step Tutorial To Deploy A Node.js App To Kubernetes

The Cloud Foundry project cf-for-k8s, along with a Cloud Native Buildpacks implementation called Paketo Buildpacks, can provide a path for JavaScript applicatio

324. How To Run Deno.js in Docker

What is Deno? Deno is a simple, modern and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that uses V8 and is built in Rust.

325. How to Track Bitcoin Transactions Worth $2 Billion or More

A practical guide on knowing when there is a massive amount of BTC is transferre over the network in near to real-time and take some automated actions from it.

326. Speeding up Promises in JavaScript

327. Building a CRUD App with Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Prisma

Learn how to streamline database management by building a CRUD app with Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Prisma in this comprehensive guide.

328. Calculating Derived State in JavaScript Using Selectors

State management is challenging. We can make it less challenging by making sure we don’t store any redundant information in our state. What do I mean? Let’s say in our program we need to figure out whether people will be allowed in our bar. We can determine this by examining a couple attributes of the person: we can look at his or her age (anyone who is 21 or older may enter the bar) or we can look at whether he or she is an employee of the bar (all bar employees are allowed to enter, regardless of age). Now, we could store all this information in our state object:

329. Here's How I Built an App With Remix in 30 Minutes

Discover how to build and deploy a fast Remix app in under 30 minutes. Learn about Remix's features and quick Heroku deployment in this hands-on guide.

330. Why Should I Use Nodemailer to Send Emails?

A useful guide on how to use Nodemailer to send emails.

331. How to Build a Microservices Architecture with Node.js and RabbitMQ

In this article, we will be exploring the concept of Microservice Architecture, and implementing basic microservices-driven software using Node.js and RabbitMQ.

332. Top 5 Serverless Trends in 2020

Happy Serverless September 2020! We at Coding Sans love working with serverless technology. This is why we decided to publish a report with the latest serverless trends this year. We partnered up with nine other companies who share our love to make it happen.

333. Deploying a Node.js App with an Associated Domain

How to deploy node.js app with domain

334. How To Create a Custom Webhook URL Using Autocode

TLDR (30s)

335. Why Node.js is Great for Backend Development

Using Node.js can ease the process of backend development. In this article, we'll find out about the pros and cons of Node.js backend development

336. Understanding Memory Management in JavaScript

Low-level languages like C, have manual memory management primitives such as malloc() and free(). In contrast, JavaScript automatically allocates memory when objects are created and frees it when they are not used anymore (garbage collection). This automaticity is a potential source of confusion: it can give developers the false impression that they don't need to worry about memory management.

337. Creating Your Own Grammar Rules

Whenever you start wondering how to create your syntax or rules on expression, it’s probably time to check out this powerful tool - The Chevrotain.

338. Securing Your MCP Server: a Step-by-Step Guide

This guide will walk you through securing a Node.js MCP server from the ground up using JWT.

339. Node-RED Module for Visual NodeJS Programming

In this article, I'm going to introduce you to a NodeJS module that allows you to create and deploy server-side processes by using a visual, drag n drop style.

340. What is ECMAScript and How is it Different From JavaScript?

Many times developers use JavaScript and ECMAScript synonymously for each other. Though they are very closely linked to each other, it does not mean they are the same thing.

341. We Built An Open-Source Backend Server for Web & Mobile Developers: AppWrite v0.5 [Announcement]

Built-in, automated SSL, custom domains, new authentication features, dark mode, and more! After a lot of work and anticipation from our developers’ community, I am really excited to announce the release of version 0.5 of the Appwrite back-end server.

342. Build Your Own Chatbot Using Webex and NodeJS

As hybrid work grows, more industries need developers to build ChatOps tools—like chatbots. In this tutorial, we'll build a Webex chatbot with Node.js.

343. An Open-Source Firebase Alternative - Introducing Appwrite 0.7

We’re excited to announce the release of Appwrite 0.7, our biggest ever release. The new Appwrite version includes over 100 updates

344. How To Hire a Node.js Developer

If you are someone who works on server side javascript language, then you would be aware of what node.js is and how can it help you build effective projects. Built to aid developers with developing high-end applications, node.js has inbuilt libraries having the capacity to control thousands of connections in a single machine simultaneously. Now, what exactly do high end rather scalable applications mean is the ability to handle load increase. For instance, if the total users to application leverage, the same should not terminate.

345. A Simplified Guide to TLS Certificates 📝

Learn how digital certificates ensure secure internet communication. Understand Certificate Authorities, certificate verification, and TLS certificate types.

346. Data Scraping in Node.js 101

How to gather data without those pesky databases.

347. How to Create and Connecting Redis to a Serverless Node.js App on Azure

Hello, everyone! Today, we'll be diving into the fascinating world of software development, specifically dealing with Node.js, Azure and Redis.

348. Everything You Don't Know About ES Modules

An explanation of ES modules by the exact specification and the node module resolution algorithm.

349. How to Build a Weather Chatbot with RCS Services using Node.js

Application example using JavaScript and Node.js where a simple chatbot will be implemented in the RCS channel to obtain meteorological data.

350. Node.js 24 LTS Is Here—Your Backend Has No Business Being Stuck in 2022

Upgrade time: Node.js 24 enters LTS with modern APIs, better performance, and support through 2028—pushing teams to modernize stacks and tooling.

351. PHP Or Node.Js: Top Tips To Pick The Right Technology For Your Project

The web development ecosystem is enlarging every second, and new technologies and tools are frequently becoming part of this space. Due to the arrival of new tech and tools in this space, developers and programmers have a critical dilemma in choosing the tech stack for application development.

352. How One ExpressJS Programmer Visited Go Land

I describe why Fiber it's really a good start for learn Go when you have experience in ExpressJS, what similarities and differences to expect, and what things I learned when building my first API on Go.

353. 5 Best Practices to Follow for Node.js Development

Node.js has become popular among developers. The rising popularity has dramatically changed the face of web development.

354. Dockerizing and Deploying Nuxt.js SSR Apps To AWS ECS

For the past few hours, I've been working on dockerizing a Nuxt.js server-side rendering app to be deployed to AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS). I hit a stone wall when environment variables are not properly injected on runtime on ECS.

355. Axios: What to Do When Something Goes Wrong

You've seen a couple of ways to deal with error responses when making HTTP calls with Axios.

356. The Best JavaScript Tools in 2022: An Essential Guide to Better Development

A breakdown of the most important JS dev tools in 2022, including their most relevant tradeoffs, and some opinionated advice sprinkled on top.

357. Sending an Invoice and Adding a Payment Reminder in Next.js with Courier API

How to send invoices and add a payment reminder in Next.js with Courier API. Utilizes React and JavaScript to build services in Node.JS.

358. JSNation Live 2020, the remote spin-off of a successful JavaScript conference

Would you like to know the future of the JavaScript ecosystem and get connected to a stellar crowd? To help you stay up-to-date on the latest JS tech, the GitNation team has come up with a new remote event taking place on June 18-19, 2020. JSNation Live, their 2-day event on all things JavaScript, will gather 25 thousand software engineers, making it the biggest JavaScript conference in the cloud.

359. How to Create a RESTful API With HarperDB and FastifyJS

Learn how to build a course management REST API with Node.js, HarperDB and FastifyJS.

360. Building Your First Startup with Python and Node.js

This article is for business owners willing to launch their first product. In this material, we will discuss and try to compare two popular backend solutions.

361. 20 JavaScript Libraries Every Programmer Should Know

A JavaScript library is a library of pre-written JavaScript that allows for easier development of JavaScript-based applications

362. Cz-git Recipes - Easy to Commit

🔨 A more engineered, highly customizable, standard output format commitizen adapter.

363. NestJS Too Slow? Just Queue It!

Optimize your NestJS app with queue processing! Learn how to use Bull and Redis to offload tasks, improve performance, and scale efficiently.

364. Intercept It: How to Implement Different Logic For Different Functions

In brief, the pattern injects some logical functionality before and/or after function execution.

365. Using ECMAScript Modules on the Web and in Node.js

ESM (ECMAScript Modules) is a modern module format with many advantages over previous formats like CommonJS. How do you switch to it?

366. Getting Started with MariaDB using Docker and Node.js

367. How to Convert a Javascript Callback to Promise

A simple approach to handling callbacks as promises

368. How to Reduce Response Times and Improve Performance with Redis Caching

Learn how to improve the performance of your web application by caching API requests with Redis and Node.js. Reduce response time and increase efficiency by sto

369. How the Event Loop Works in Node.js

Node.js is a single-threaded event-driven platform that is capable of running non-blocking, asynchronous programming.

370. Davinci Is Bad at Maths: Fine-Tuning ChatGPT Models With NodeJs and OpenAI v4

Working examples using NodeJs and the latest version of OpenAI's v4 library to fine tune an AI model.

371. Increasing Your Productivity With Telegram and Node.js

Some time ago I searched for an easy way to establish a communication channel between a mobile device and a Node.js webserver. My goal was to exchange messages over this channel and receive information about the weather, public transportation and more.

For example I send the message /train and receive a response with realtime details about train departure times of preconfigured routes. So the Node.js server receives the incoming message, processes it and sends a response back to the client.

372. Server Side Code Highlighting in Node [Explained]

Implementing highlight.js in an Express app for a super fast pre-rendered code highlighting

373. Master The Art Of Using Typescript Without The Compile Step

If you're like me you create scripts to automate things all the time. While you can do quite a bit with bash, it's just a lot easier to use your primary language--in this case TypeScript. With just a few tricks you can start writing your scripts in TypeScript.

374. Processing Text with State Machines

Learn how finite state machines or automatons can be used to process text with nodejs

375. All You Need To Know About Model View Controller

In this article we're talking about MVC also known as Model View Controller. Everywhere in the software engineering taking about MVC. So let's jump on to the content.

376. Node.js is Growing Up: 3 Major Releases That Changed the Game

A technical overview of Node.js versions 22, 23, and 24 detailing key ECMAScript updates, native Web APIs, performance enhancements, and security improvements.

377. Let’s Understand Chrome V8 — Chapter 12: What is JSFunction?

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

378. Biome.js: The New Challenger to Prettier and ESLint

Explore the evolving landscape of JavaScript development tools with our analysis on whether the reign of Prettier and ESLint is coming to an end.

379. Backend Development 101: Prime Numbers and Multi-threading

Recently, I have been trying to expand my knowledge as a backend developer. I want to understand solving problems at scale and also breaking down big tasks into little chunks of tasks.

380. Understanding Chrome V8 — Chapter 15: Debugging in V8 More Easily

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

381. Beating JavaScript Performance Limits With Rust and N-API: Building a Faster Image Diff Tool

From JavaScript bottlenecks to SIMD-powered Rust. The engineering journey behind a 3–4× faster image diff tool integrated with Node.js via N-API.

382. A Handy Checklist of Secure Coding Practices: Protect Your App and Your Users

In this brief article, we will discuss important security measures that can protect web applications from potential threats and ensure the safety

383. How to Achieve Schema and Validation in NoSQL Using Ottoman and Couchbase

Ottoman is an Object Data Modeler (ODM) for Couchbase's Node.js SDK providing JSON schema and validation for a NoSQL database.

384. The Fastest Way to Invoke a HTTP/REST URL from an AWS Lambda

How to invoke HTTP and Rest requests from AWS Lambda without waiting.

385. How I Build Image Processing Pipeline

This is a post that I have been putting off for a while, but I think the time has come to share this with the community. Two years ago I sat down to start a new project, an experiment involving image downscaling and Node.js, and since then it has become my primary open-source project.

386. How to Gather ERC-20 tokens in One Wallet on Polygon with Web3.js 1.7.0

Let’s assume we have a lot of wallets on Polygon network that belong to us and we would like to gather all the tokens(say, WETH) to one of them....

387. The Guide To Core Redux Concepts

In a React app, data is fetched in the parent component and then passed down to child components through props.

388. How My Employer Forced Me To Learn JavaScript

In my student years everybody around me mocked JavaScript. Being part of the tribe, I have never really tried to learn JavaScript. I used quick and dirty solutions, copied code from Stackoverflow, without really understanding it and hoped it will not break. It changed after my first full-time job.

389. Step-By-Step Tutorial To Deploy A Distributed Node.js App At The Edge

In this tutorial, we are going to demonstrate how to deploy a distributed Node.js app at the Edge using Section's Edge Compute Platform.

390. Express.js Integration Guide for Passwordless Authentication with DID.app

Just want the code? Find this example on github

391. How to Build a Slack ChatBot With GPT API, NodeJs, and FL0

In this guide, we will build a fully functioning Slack bot that can answer our questions about FL0 and its features using AI.

392. Developing An App with NodeJS: Best Practices to Follow

Here are the 14 Node.js best practices that should be implemented while developing an app.

393. Simplify Node.js Route Handlers With Middleware A How-To Guide

I recently came across a route handler that was 2k LOK (lines of code). This possibly happened due to lack of rules and guidelines in place. I tried to understand the control flow, but 3 mouse scrolls down I was forgetting where I have started and what it's all about. Just a hint (not actual project code):

394. How to Interact With AI From Your Terminal With Gen-ai-chat

If so, then this article has the perfect solution for you. I've created Gen-ai-chat, a powerful npm package that allows you to interact with AI

395. How to Install NVM to Manage Node Versions Easily

nvm is used to manage the versions of Node.js installed on your computer, so it's a really useful tool.

396. Getting Started With Svelte Framework

Installation, Components, Properties and DOM events in a nutshell

397. Build Your Own Email-Open Tracking System Using Node.js

Marketing platforms typically bundle “open” or “read” tracking by default. But what if you want a personal tracking pixel system?

398. Understanding Chrome V8 - Chapter 17: How Chrome Implements the JavaScript Object

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

399. Introduction to Qoddi.com App Platform

Qoddi is a PaaS app platform made for business, free for developers.

400. The HackerNoon Mobile: The Developer's Perspective and The World Wide Writer Release [Version 1.9]

The explanation of how the mobile app was created and some of the decisions making of the process.

401. Rethinking Logging: Log Less, Learn More

Save money on logging and reduce MTTR with dynamic log level changes. Change log levels without restarting or target logs to specific users.

402. Create a NodeJS FAQ Chatbot - A Step-by-Step Guide

A FAQ Chatbot have the purpose of answering the most common questions asked by users. We will build one using Bard and some of its funtionalities, that will help us to build a smarter chatbot.

403. Write Your First AWS Lambda Function

What is it?

404. Beginners Guide to Node.JS

Introduction to Node.JS

405. Get a Serverless WebSocket Application Up and Running with Lolo in 5 Minutes

Build a Serverless webSocket application in Lolo by using persistent state. Single click deploy your application and have it up and running in a few minutes.

406. Making Command-Line Interface (CLI) for Fun and Profit

Next time you have an idea 💡 "I know... Why don't I write a script to automate this thing?" Actually, you should not, you should write a CLI instead.

407. Full Stack for All

In the beginning, there were only full-stack developers. We implemented everything in the backend with some PHP or Ruby On Rails and then, with a bit of jQuery running in the frontend, we were done.

408. Use Comments to Unit Test Your Code [A How-To Guide]

At Supabase we love writing as little code as possible, so we decided to combine our unit tests with same JSDoc comments that power VSCode's IntelliSense.

409. Node.js for Backend Web Development in 2022

Wil Node.js be still relevant in 2022? Read about Node.js architecture, advantages, and disadvantages in comparison to Java and Python.

410. Visual Studio Code 1.100: AI Gets Personal!

The latest release transforms how the AI assistant understands your coding style, making it feel like it's truly part of your development team.

411. Tutorial: Geotagtext, a Free Geotagging Web Application

Geotagtext is a free demo webapp that uses geolocation to make make geotagging easy. This tutorial shows how to use Heroku, Mapbox, Firebase, to make it happen.

412. Making an Electron 7 React app for the challenger Bank Revolut

Living in the UK, it is almost impossible not to be tempted to try the new challenger banks such as Revolut, Starling and Monzo. I am currently using Revolut as my main bank account and felt the need to access it from my computer.

413. Understanding the Node.js Event Loop

JavaScript is single-threaded, so how does it handle asynchronous code without blocking the main thread while it waits for an action to complete?

414. How to add Video Call and Voice Call Functionality in a Full Stack Whatsapp Clone

This blog post demonstrates how to integrate Zegocloud's services for Video Call and Voice Call functionality into a Full Stack WhatsApp Clone.

415. The Most Comprehensive Guide to Twitter Webhooks on the Internet

For the past 3 months, I've done a few development explorations with Twitter API. The results were (shameless plugs) my two projects, Tweet Scheduler and thank u, next. My experience has been less than stellar, to say the least. In my experience, the problem is that Twitter Developer documentation left a lot to desire. The biggest issue is Account Activity API, the new webhook concept that is quite challenging to understand and work with. In this post, I hope to explain how it works and build a fun Twitter bot to put these concepts in practice.

416. How to Create an NFT Viewer With Infura's New NFT API

Viewing and managing digital collectibles (NFTs) can be a challenge for developers. In this tutorial, we walk through Infura's new API for viewing NFTs.

417. Typescript 3.9: What got changed?

Hey! guys, in this post I will be discussing the changes brought in by typescript 3.9. I will give some code examples and brief descriptions.

418. About the new simple declarative language we invented for developing web apps with no boilerplate

Wasp is a simple language that makes developing full-stack web apps (React, Node) easy and removes boilerplate.

419. 3 Most Common Ways to Connect your Node and React Applications

There are different ways to connect react frontend and NodeJS backend. In this blog, I am going to tell you three ways how you can connect backend and frontend.

420. How To Create CLI Apps

Being a programmer, my interaction with the terminal is more than any non-programmer. So, I was thinking why not make CLI apps and decorate them. They should have a nice interface, not like the GUI apps. But a little bit nice, than usual.

421. Getting Started With Node.js Is Simpler Than You Think

This is a beginner-friendly introduction to Node.js and how to set it up to kickstart a new project. It explains npm, dependencies, and how to install them for

422. In Challenge to React Native, TikTok Unveils Lynx

TikTok has unveiled Lynx, an exciting new approach to cross-platform app development that's already powering major features.

423. Improving Our MongoDB Write Throughput with SQS

Deep dive on how we got our MongoDB load at a steady sub 50% CPU load by using an SQS layer between our Node application and the database to save costs.

424. How I build Coronavirus Tracking Application

What is Coronavirus (COVID-19)?

Coronavirus (COVID-19) which is an infectious disease caused by respiratory illness and symptoms like flu, cough, fever, difficulty breathing, on December 31, 2019, the first case was recorded in Wuhan, China and later the virus got spread around the world and as of now, around 1 million+ confirmed cases are being recorded since then.

You can protect yourself from this virus by following basic precautions like washing your hand frequently, avoid touching your face, maintaining a distance of (1 meter or 3 feet) between people and most importantly if you are sick then immediately call for medical help at your nearest hospital.

425. The Essential Dev Tools For Your Web Data Tech Stack

As a developer, it's essential to keep up with the latest tools that can elevate your work and ensure you stay ahead of the competition.

426. How to Act Like You're Working When You're not With RobotJS

Learn how to automate your desktop but with a fun example.

427. Top Nodejs Trends to Follow in 2021

After AngularJS, Nodejs is another JavaScript technology that has won the hearts of millions of developers around the world.

428. Send Emails with Node.js: A How-To Guide

Learn how to send an email in your Node.js application with Nodemailer and SMTP, with a transactional email API, and with a multi-channel notification service.

429. 3 Great Tech Features of Node.js

Want to know why Node.js suits data-intensive and real-time apps? Dive in to consider the runtime environment for the next software project!

430. Making Your Console Logs Elegant With Consola

Console logs are not always well structured and eye-pleasing. Unpleasant and messy console takes away.

431. No More ‘Ship and Pray’: Testing SaaS Billing Systems with Playwright & Stripe Test Clocks

How to use Stripe Test Clocks with Playwright E2E tests to simulate subscription billing lifecycles in minutes, not months, with real code examples.

432. Ave V8 JavaScript Engine: the Non-stop Improvements

V8 is not only a famous eight-cylinder engine you can find in Dodge Charger, Bentley Continental GT or Boss Hoss motorcycles. In 2008 The Chromium Project developers released a new JavaScript and WebAssembly engine with the same name – V8, such a groovy reference to the engineering marvel. So one more Vee-eight engine was born.

433. Hosting Your Node JS Backend Application with AWS EC2 New UI (2024 Edition)

Learn how to host your Node.js backend application on AWS EC2 with the latest UI updates for 2024.

434. How To Connect SailsJS with GraphQL Guide

If you're having troubles with organizing API for the Node.js app, using the Sails.js framework with the GraphQL, know that you're not the only one - we've been there too.

435. How to Deploy an Express Node.js Application to Heroku Quickly and Easily

Deploy your Express Node.js application to Heroku in just a few steps. This is a step-by-step guide on how to deploy your app to Heroku.

436. Analyzing Ethereum Block Data with Bitquery's API

In this tutorial, you will use Bitquery's API to analyze Ethereum block data. Bitquery's API provides access to various blockchain data, making it a powerful to

437. Intro Guide to the GraphQL API using Node.JS and Apollo

GraphQL is the alternative for REST made by Facebook. When Facebook reached the limits of REST API, they had to make something breaking these limits.

438. Latest Bun Update Brings Performance Improvements

Bun 1.2 is making headlines in the JavaScript runtime scene, pushing the boundaries of Node.js compatibility with significant updates.

439. Scraping Tesla Stock Prices with Node.js and Puppeteer

Learn how you can easily scrape the latest stock prices using Node.js and puppeteer!

440. Render Lists using Infinite Scroll in AngularJS

How to build infinite virtual scrolling lists in Angular to deal with situations with long lists of data efficiently and without compromising on performance.

441. Building a Scalable Node Abstract Repository for MongoDB

Lightweight abstract and polymorphic MongoDB repository implementation for Node.js apps

442. Creating RESTful Web APIs With Node.js And Express: You Can’t Mess Up The Right One

One of the main reasons for using Node.js is that you can create quickly RESTful web APIs with it. Express is a popular web framework helping you with this task. Using JavaScript to build servers is often a natural choice for frontend developers looking for a way to reuse their skills and create the APIs supporting their web app, but that's not the only benefit of using Node.js. The huge package ecosystem around Node.js and Express is what makes it shine, allowing to implement a lot of business features with very few lines of code.

443. Running Cypress Tests for Node.js Apps Inside a Docker Container

Learn how to test a Node.js application using Cypress inside a Docker container.

444. Debug your AWS Lambda in Production in just 5 steps

By using AWS Lambda Debugger VS Code Extension, you can debug your serverless applications natively with their permissions.

445. Build a Serverless Lie Detector that uses AI for Facial Recognition

When the Face API recognizes that one of our spies is being deceitful, we will use Courier to broadcast the identity of the mole to our spy network.

446. How to Upload File Uploads in Node & Nuxt

This is the third post in a series about uploading files for the web. This post covers receiving multipart/form-data in Node.js and saving files to disk.

447. Creating a Time Series Database With TDEngine and GraphQL

Collecting and querying time-series data from IoT devices with TDEngine and GraphQL

448. Deploying a Full Stack Amazon Clone with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, and Nest.js on Aptible

Learn how to deploy an Amazon Clone application on Aptible, a secure and scalable cloud infrastructure platform.

449. Build Simple Express Js Application in 1 Minute with create-express-app

Express.js is one of the most popular back-end frameworks nowadays, which lots of people find useful to learn. After mastering the theory, it comes the time to start the practice, and then it may seem a little bit difficult, how to start. But creating your first Express.js application doesn’t have to be so complicated.
Let’s start...

450. What is String Object Analysis in Chrome V8

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

451. DevOps Shouldn't Be Hard!

About those GitHub Actions

452. 10 Web Development Boosting Node.js Libraries and Frameworks

Take your Node.js skills to the next level with our top 10 library picks! Streamline workflows, optimize performance, and stay ahead of the competition

453. Back-end Data and API Prototyping with Faker.js and JSON-Server

Introduction

454. Create and Publish a Universal JavaScript Module

Why Universal NPM Modules?

455. 7 Best Practices for Writing NodeJS Applications

Best practices to follow while writing the node.js application.

456. The Top Backend Development Frameworks in 2023

Take a look at our annual breakdown of the top web backend frameworks in 2023. Leading the list is the clear leader NodeJS.

457. Web Scraping Using Node.js

While there are a few different libraries for scraping the web with Node.js, in this tutorial, i'll be using the puppeteer library.

458. Understaning Chrome V8 - Chapter 23: Compiler Workflow Parse, AST, and Token

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals such as AST and Token

459. What is Deno? And Could it Actually Replace Node.js?

Deno is a hot new runtime that may replace Node.js. Everyone’s talking about it like it’s the next big thing. It likely is. Here’s why.

460. Here's What I Made: Chat Progressive Web Application

Check out this chat progressive web app made with React Firebase and NodeJS it has push notifications , you send audios images or texts and a lot more features.

461. How To Setup Caching in Nodejs

How to use decorators to implement in a few lines of code a coaching mechanism for both node and web application

462. Dive Into Web3 Contracts With Hardhat and Node.js

An attempt to make smart contracts and other strange and incomprehensible words more understandable

463. Node.js Development Woes

Discover the hidden issues affecting Node.js performance and scalability. Our blog offers insights into the deep problems of this popular JavaScript runtime...

464. Do Modern Technologies Like Serverless Really Offer Better Benefits?

Remember mainframes? Serverless is pretty much that: we own the machine and you rent out time on our big iron. We went full circle on progress!

465. Using Plivo APIs For Sending SMS messages With Node.js

Send your first SMS message using Plivo Node.js SDK within 5 minutes.

466. Which Backend Is Better for Speed? We Ran 1 Million Tests to Find Out

A performance comparison of Node.js (Express) and Spring Boot using a real-world URL shortener, across single and clustered deployments.

467. How to Optimize the User Experience and Performance via Node.js and Lighthouse

Why should you concentrate your energy in optimizing the user interface and the user experience of your application instead of focusing on performance side?

468. How to Get Started with TypeScript

Sometimes it’s necessary to set up a development environment for writing TypeScript code. This article will show you how it’s done.

469. Production Grade Deployment of a Full Stack Web App (React + Node) With Docker and EC2

Deploy a secure React + Node app to AWS EC2 using Docker, Nginx, and HTTPS with this beginner-friendly step-by-step guide.

470. Understanding Chrome V8 - Chapter 24: How does V8 Describe Your JavaScript Function

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

471. Comparing Node.js and PHP in 2022: Between Modernity and Tradition

Want to know advantages, weak sides, and the types of projects that will better suit NODE.JS or PHP? Read our article!

472. How to Send Emails in Node.js

In this article we will learn how to send email with node.js

473. How You Can Build an API Client Library in JavaScript

Every time I find myself connecting to a third-party API that doesn't have a client library I have to create a lot of boilerplate around it:

474. Decoding Nodejs

The main goal of this blog is to explain the “Architecture of Nodejs” and to know how the Nodejs works behind the scenes,

475. Understanding Promises in JavaScript

Promise is a common object in JavaScript but is pretty complicated to use when it's the first time you see it. Learn about promises and the basics of using it!

476. HarperDB - How and Why We Built It From The Ground Up on NodeJS

The founding team at HarperDB built the first and only database written in Node.js. Here's the story of this (what some called crazy) endeavor.

477. The NodeJS Digital Transformation Guide for Non-Technical Founders

When it comes to selecting the right back-end technology. It can be confusing to evaluate your project needs and a versatile fit for your back-end development. However, NodeJS can be the best fit for your product. Thus, hire NodeJS developers to build the best business solution. Some of the crucial factors include whether you should look for offshore or onshore hiring.

478. Build Your Next eCommerce Store on NodeJS

Top easiest ways to make an eCommerce store with Node.js. Shopify vs. buit-for-you solution.

479. Destructuring in Javascript

Destructuring is a very simple concept in javascript, it allows you to pull out some variables from object/array, but it has a lot of features. Here are some cool things you can do with it!

480. TypeScript Delivers Better Developer Experience With New Enhancements

TypeScript 5.9 delivers practical enhancements that directly address common developer pain points.

481. Let’s Understand Chrome V8 - Chapter 18: Understanding Bytecode and How to Debug it

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals.

482. Super Easy Forms Introduction: The Easiest Way to Create a Serverless Web Form

In past years, innovation in cloud services has made it quite convenient to host static websites. Since they don't require servers, these sites are usually faster, more secure, and cheaper to host/maintain than their dynamic counterparts; making them perfect for something like your new landing page.

483. Supercharging AI Workflows: Distributed Document Processing with Node.js, Python, and RabbitMQ

Building a Scalable Multi-Language AI Document Analyzer with Node.js, Python, RabbitMQ, and Celery.

484. How To Deploy your Node.js App on Digital Ocean VPS

So you wrote your Node.js application and need a way to launch it online? Here, I present a guide on setting things up that doesn't require prior knowledge of anything OS-related.

485. The Complete Guide to Building Your Own Web Scraper With NodeJS

When you need tons of data quickly, a web scraper is the best option. Luckily, making your own scraper isn't as hard as it seems. Here's how to do it in NodeJS!

486. Web Scraping with Javascript and Node.js

Learn how to build a web scraper with Javascript and Node.js. Add anti-blocking techniques, a headless browser, and parallelize requests with a queue.

[487. Which JavaScript Runtime Should

You Choose for Your Startup?](https://hackernoon.com/which-javascript-runtime-should-you-choose-for-your-startup)

Find out which of the server-side runtime should you choose for your next startup or project: Node.js or Deno?

488. How to Send Emails Using an API

To send emails from API, we need to configure Gmail with a number of settings.

489. How To Monitor Your API Server

'Have you developed or are you in the process of creating an API Server that will be used on a production or cloud environment? In this 4th instalment of my Node JS Performance Optimizations series, I show you how to test the availability of your API Server, so that you can understand how many requests per second it can handle whilst performing heavy duty tasks.

490. Getting Started with MariaDB using Docker and Node.js

491. Integrating OpenAI with Node.js and Express: A Tutorial

In this article, we build a Node/Express server to interact with OpenAI’s text completion API.

492. The Future of Javascript: Entering into ShadowRealms

ShadowRealms are a new way to separate our code and create safe environments to execute it in. Let's look at how they work.

493. Tutorial: How to Quickly Set up NodeJS Server

NodeJS is a popular framework of JavaScript used for back-end web development. And for this, a server is as important as the backbone to a human body. So in this tutorial, we'll learn how to quickly set up a nodeJS server.

494. 10 Top Advantages of Node.js in eCommerce Industry

It is estimated that 2.14 billion people will buy online by 2021. Do you want to be the best choice for them? It is not so easy as the competition in the e-commerce industry is becoming fierce year by year.

495. Power Up Your Logging in Node.js

Power up your logging and build good developer habits. As your codebase grows you'll need to debug it more easily and one tool is logging.

496. The Difference Between OAuth 2.0 And Session Management

There seems to be a lot of misinformation on when OAuth 2.0 (henceforth referred to as OAuth) is appropriate for use. A lot of developers confuse OAuth with web session management and hence end up using the wrong protocol / set of technologies. This, in turn, leads to security issues. This article will clarify when to use regular session management solutions and when to use any one of the OAuth flows.

497. Let’s Understand Chrome V8 — Chapter 16: What is Runtime? Why is it important?

"Let's Understand Chrome V8" are serial technology articles that explain the V8 code, it covers many V8 kernel functions and fundamentals like runtime.

498. How the ZooKeeper Solves the Dining Philosophers Problem

In this blog by Paul Brebner, Instaclustr's tech evangelist explains the Apache ZooKeeper using the famous dining philosophers problem.

499. 21 Javascript Bundlers 🚀

Pretty much just what the headline says: A list of 21 JS bundlers.

500. TypeScript SDK Development: A 5-Year-Old Could Follow This Step-By-Step ~ Part 1: Our First MVP

In this tutorial, we are going to build our first basic SDK to get a basic understanding. TypeScript SDK / Library Development Tutorial

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54 Blog Posts To Learn About Nodejs Tutorial

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Let's learn about Nodejs Tutorial via these 54 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

A guide explaining how to use Node.js, a JavaScript runtime for server-side development, which is crucial for building fast, scalable network applications.

1. A Tutorial to Deploy the Node.Js App to Nginx Server

In this tutorial guide, we will explain the step-by-step process of deploying your first Node.Js application to the server.

2. Assign Types To Nested Objects In TypeScript

TypeScript provides you with multiple ways to define type definitions for object properties. We'll look at a couple of them throughout this post.

3. Sending Secret Messages with the Courier API and Node.js

In this tutorial, we will be building a Node.js app that sends multi-channel notifications in morse code.

4. The Best NestJS Boilerplate to Start Your New Project

How to choose a starter kit / boilerplate for your next NodeJS + NestJS project? Boilerplates comparison

5. How to Find Location Using IP Address in NodeJS

6. The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render

Learn how to seamlessly deploy your NestJS server applications using Render, a powerful alternative to Heroku.

7. BullMQ: How to Build a Queue for Delayed Jobs in Node.js

How to Build a Queue for Delayed Jobs in Node.js

8. How to Use Session in Node.js

We can store the user’s session in database, files or server memory. In this tutorial we will learn how to use session in Node.js.

9. 9 Advanced JavaScript Concepts for Node.js Developers

Master key Node.js concepts: closures, prototypes, modules, error handling, currying, 'apply/call/bind', memorization, IIFE, and advanced arguments.

10. Building Ping Command in Node.js: Practical Guide to Buffers, Sockets, and Bit Manipulation

Building ping command in Node.js for fun. Short practical guide to buffers, sockets, bit manipulation, performance measurement, and Wireshark.

11. How Does Node.js Achieve Concurrency?

Ever wondered how Node.js handles multiple requests despite being single threaded? Find out the secret to concurrency in Node.js and how the event loop works

12. The Advantages of Using Node.js: Caching, Scalability, and a Rich Ecosystem

If you’re wondering why Node.js is so popular with developers, here’s a list of advantages of using Node.js

13. 6 Ways A Node Developer Can Drastically Boost Their Productivity

These six productivity tips will supercharge your productivity as a Node developer. You'll save hours of time which you can then invest in other activities.

14. We Built A Search Engine With MeiliSearch and JavaScript: Here's How You Can Too

Struggle to find the chemistry Nobel prize winner for 1979? Try out MeiliSearch's super-fast-search JavaScript tutorial to find Nobel prize winners in a matter of milliseconds. 🌬️

15. Send Emails From Node.JS Using Sendinblue in Just 5 Steps

In this article, you will learn how to send emails from Node.js using SendInBlue.

16. Build A Crypto Price Tracker using Node.js and Cassandra

17. How To Continuously Run a NodeJS or Python App While Keeping Them Updated

In this short article, I will show and explain how to continuously run NodeJS and Python apps while also keeping them updated

18. How Do Event Loops in node.js Work?

When we start a node.js application, it loads the event loop and adds the necessary callbacks to the call stack.

19. A Nodejs Tutorial: OpenPGP Crypto Functions on a Node API Server

some generic Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) primitive functions presented as API calls running on a Node https: server.

20. Simplify File Management in Node.js With Sanity CMS: A Step-by-Step Guide for Easy CRUD Operations

Guys, today we’ll be learning how to integrate Sanity CMS into our Node.js application, and we will in this guide, we will explore how to handle file uploads.

21. How to Automatically Publish Your NPM Package Using GitHub Actions

Learn how to set up a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions to automatically test, version, and publish your npm package. Streamline your workflow, ensure quality,

22. RSS to JSON Conversion: A Step-by-Step Guide for Integration with NodeJS

Effortlessly integrate RSS feeds into your NodeJS applications with our step-by-step guide on converting RSS to JSON using ApyHub's API.

23. Create a Templated Telegram Bot Using Node.js And Then Add AI-powered Capabilities Later

Learn how to create a Telegram bot with Node.js. Follow simple steps to set up, write code, handle messages, and add interactive features.

24. A Bibliography Generator From Browser Bookmarks: How It Works

A simple bibliography generator that uses a JSON Browser Bookmarks file as its source content.

25. Using Jest to Mock Elasticsearch

Test your elastic queries like a pro using jest!

26. Autoscaling Node.js Image Transformations Using Sharp and Express

Here's a simple example of how you can automate scaling image transformations. Tech used: Node.js, Sharp, Express. App platform: Zerops

27. How to Extract and Generate JSON Data With GPTs, LangChain, and Node.js

Manipulating Structured Data (from PDFs) with the Model behind ChatGPT, LangChain, and Node.js for Powerful AI-driven Applications

28. Building a Node.js Inventory and an Invoice Billing Application: A Guide

When running a business these days, it’s important to have access to your order, inventory, and financial data, regardless of location.

29. No More Heavy RAM Memory Consumption: Apply These 3 Secret Techniques

It turns out that running ts-node-dev / ts-node is constantly consuming hundreds of megabytes of RAM - Here's how to fix it

30. Building a CRUD App with Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Prisma

Learn how to streamline database management by building a CRUD app with Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Prisma in this comprehensive guide.

31. Deploying a Node.js App with an Associated Domain

How to deploy node.js app with domain

32. How to Create and Connecting Redis to a Serverless Node.js App on Azure

Hello, everyone! Today, we'll be diving into the fascinating world of software development, specifically dealing with Node.js, Azure and Redis.

33. How to Reduce Response Times and Improve Performance with Redis Caching

Learn how to improve the performance of your web application by caching API requests with Redis and Node.js. Reduce response time and increase efficiency by sto

34. How the Event Loop Works in Node.js

Node.js is a single-threaded event-driven platform that is capable of running non-blocking, asynchronous programming.

35. How to Scrape Large Datasets at Scale

Using Bright Data’s Web Scraper IDE to scrape datasets at scale using its ready-made functions and coding templates.

36. 3 Great Tech Features of Node.js

Want to know why Node.js suits data-intensive and real-time apps? Dive in to consider the runtime environment for the next software project!

37. How to Deploy an Express Node.js Application to Heroku Quickly and Easily

Deploy your Express Node.js application to Heroku in just a few steps. This is a step-by-step guide on how to deploy your app to Heroku.

38. Node.js Tutorial: How to Build a Simple Event-Driven Application With Kafka

Build a real-time event-driven app with Node.js and Kafka on Heroku. Follow this step-by-step guide to set up, deploy, and manage your application efficiently.

39. How to Send Emails in Node.js

In this article we will learn how to send email with node.js

40. Decoding Nodejs

The main goal of this blog is to explain the “Architecture of Nodejs” and to know how the Nodejs works behind the scenes,

41. An Account Recovery Process Tutorial Using NodeJS With Knex and Express

A detailed analysis of how to make a reset for a user when he has forgotten his password. How to send email from Node JS and validate sending messages.

42. Node.js Made Easy: Rate Limiting and Throttling for Smooth Traffic Flow

Learn the differences between rate limiting and throttling in Node.js, why they matter for performance and security, and how to implement them using Express.

43. Processing Massive Amounts of On Demand Data Without Crashing NodeJS Main Thread

Processing Massive Data On Demand Without Crashing NodeJS Main Thread

44. The Noonification: Roblox in Trouble (10/11/2022)

10/11/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

45. Securing Link Previews in NodeJS: A Guide using ApyHub's Link Preview API

Learn to fortify link previews in NodeJS with ApyHub's Link Preview API. Safeguard your applications from malicious content effortlessly.

46. How I Built an Event Scheduler in NodeJs

In this article, I'll show you how to create a Nodejs application that can create events and automatically send out email invites with Google Meet links.

47. How to Add Auto Caching to Your JS Template Engine

Adding auto caching to our JS template engine: How Caching Works with JS Template Engines; Changing Your Render Function.

48. Video Watermarking: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Node.js and ApyHub API

In this article, we delve into how you can effectively use the ApyHub Video Watermarking API using Node JS.

49. How to Contribute to Rootstock Code

Contributing to Rootstock's open-source projects is a valuable way to enhance the platform and its ecosystem. Here's how to get started, along with example code

50. How to Optimize Node.js with C++ Addons

This is a brief tutorial to learn how to optimize your Node.js code using optimizations with C++ addons.

51. Optimizing Node.js Code Coverage With NYC in Docker Containers

This blog discusses the procedures needed to operate Node.js clusters in Docker and produce reliable code coverage reports.

52. The SaaS Paradox of Choice: A Nodemailer Story

In this blog post, we start by diving into Nodemailer, a module that helps send emails from your Node.js backend, and then we steer our way into writing a trans

53. No Tests? No Problem: Automating NodeJs Testing

Record and Replay, otherwise known as codeless automation, is a way to run tests without programming knowledge. This is done using a tool, like CodeParrot.

54. The Noonification: A Bibliography Generator From Browser Bookmarks: How It Works (11/27/2023)

11/27/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

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94 Blog Posts To Learn About Node

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Let's learn about Node via these 94 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

The most hated language powering web servers since PHP.

1. Assign Types To Nested Objects In TypeScript

TypeScript provides you with multiple ways to define type definitions for object properties. We'll look at a couple of them throughout this post.

2. Create a Simple Twitter Bot with Node.js

3. How to Scrape Data From Any Website With JavaScript

Learn how to scrape the web using scripts written in node.js to automate scraping data off of the website and using it for whatever purpose.

4. How to Reset Password with Node.js and Angular [Part 2]

5. What’s the Difference Between path.join() and path.resolve()?

Learn the differences between the Node.js functions path.join() and path.resolve() and when you should use one over the other.

6. Why use Node.js as your backend?

Do you have an innovative idea that’s going to turn your web app into the next big thing? That’s great - but remember that software development is a process that has to be well-thought-out, and the most critical decision of what backend environment are you going to choose has to be made at the early beginning.

7. Join Lumoz zkVerifier Node Mining and Share 2.5 Billion MOZ Rewards

Lumoz Node Network & MOZ staking are live! Join the zkVerifier network, stake MOZ, or run nodes to share 25% of $90M in rewards. Act now!

8. A Guide to Displaying Password Protected PDFs in a Web Application

Develop a Node application harnessing the power of Foxit PDF SDK Web. Integration allows you to effortlessly open password-protected PDFs directly in browser.

9. How to Manage Multithreaded Node JS Applications for Better Performance

In this post I'm going to show you how to potentially triple your Node application's performance by managing multiple threads.

10. How to Build A Passwordless Authentication with Email and JWT

In this quick article, you'll see how to prevent one of the OWASP Top 10 security issues for websites: authentication that hasn't been implemented correctly.

11. JavaScript Promises, Callbacks, and Async/Await for Beginners

ES6 came with many new features, but one of the best features was the official introduction of Promises. Promises allow you to write clean non-callback-centric code without ever having to worry about callback hell. Even if you never write your own promise, knowing how they work is incredibly important, since many newer parts of the JavaScript API use promises instead of callbacks. The core idea behind promises is that a promise represents the result of an asynchronous operation.

12. How to Set the Default Node.JS version with nvm

13. How to Exploit Prototype Pollution?

Prototype Pollution is a JavaScript related vulnerability. This article explains how it works and how to exploit it bypassing security checks of the app.

14. 6 Ways A Node Developer Can Drastically Boost Their Productivity

These six productivity tips will supercharge your productivity as a Node developer. You'll save hours of time which you can then invest in other activities.

15. How To Continuously Run a NodeJS or Python App While Keeping Them Updated

In this short article, I will show and explain how to continuously run NodeJS and Python apps while also keeping them updated

16. The Quickest and Most Secure Way to Run Your Blockchain Node

This article tells you the quickest approach to running a blockchain node. You can save yourself a lot of time reading it!

17. Microservices Deserve Modern Programming Platforms: Java May Not be the Best Option

18. 14 Top Node.js Open Source Projects: 2021 Edition

Note that under open source projects we assume the following:

19. Basic Guide To Building Microservices With MongoDB, NodeJs, And Express

20. Top 10 Best Web Scraper And Data Scraping Tools

Data extraction has many forms and can be complicated. From Preventing your IP from getting banned to bypassing the captchas, to parsing the source correctly, headerless chrome for javascript rendering, data cleaning, and then generating the data in a usable format, there is a lot of effort that goes in. I have been scraping data from the web for over 8 years. We used web scraping for tracking the prices of other hotel booking vendors. So, when our competitor lowers his prices we get a notification to lower our prices to from our cron web scrapers.

21. How Libuv Thread Pool Can Boost Your Node JS Performance

22. Deep Dive Into Creating Node Project With Clean Architecture

(Photo by Bench Accounting on Unsplash)

23. Moe-js - A Modern Template Engine for JavaScript

I've been using Handlebars in Node.js apps for a long time now and while it always gets the job done, sometimes I find it awkward to use. In particular I miss being able to use expressions and flexible logic flow directly in the templates.I know there's an argument for keeping logic and views separate and that views should be "logicless", but sometimes you just want a bit more control. The existence of libraries like Swag, suggests that I'm not alone here so I got to thinking...

24. Supercharge Your JavaScript Dockerfile for High-Performance Production Deployments.

A step-by-step guide on writing a Dockerfile for a NestJS project.

25. In Layman's Terms, What is the Difference Between Node and Deno?

Worried that dinosaur or sock shaped "deno" is going to kill our favorite Node? Let me help you to get out of this dilemma.

26. Rendering Markdown Pages with Express and Los Angeles

Node and Express are great for building dynamic websites but often you'll also have some static content too. While its reasonably easy to author these pages in straight HTML a better option for this kind of content is often Markdown.

27. The Seven Best Admin Templates And Themes in React

The appearance of Node.js became the new era for JavaScript because of the opportunity to synchronize frontend and backend. All JavaScript programs with help of

28. Deno🦕 - Is it a threat to Node?

Deno 1.0 is launched on 13th May 2020 by Ryan Dahl — the original creator of Node.js

29. Why Should I Use Nodemailer to Send Emails?

A useful guide on how to use Nodemailer to send emails.

30. How To Create a Custom Webhook URL Using Autocode

TLDR (30s)

31. Node-RED Module for Visual NodeJS Programming

In this article, I'm going to introduce you to a NodeJS module that allows you to create and deploy server-side processes by using a visual, drag n drop style.

32. MongoDB Support for NestJS Boilerplate With Hexagonal Architecture

NestJS Boilerplate with MongoDB support implementation with hexagonal architecture

33. What is a Dapp? And What it Most Definitely is Not.

Definition

34. How to Create a RESTful API With HarperDB and FastifyJS

Learn how to build a course management REST API with Node.js, HarperDB and FastifyJS.

35. My List of Crypto-Programming Youtube Tutorials

A collection of my youtube videos on creating bots for trading, creating smart contracts, building dApps, and integrating with Facebook, Amazon, and eBay APIs

36. Cz-git Recipes - Easy to Commit

🔨 A more engineered, highly customizable, standard output format commitizen adapter.

37. What Heroku is Good For

You've probably heard about Heroku by now, but do you really know how Heroku works and when it should be a consideration?

38. Node Providers

The node provider market is crowded. New players have few opportunities: support long tailed assets, better UX, lower price.

39. The Poorest People on Earth Should Run Bitcoin Nodes

All the hundreds of millions of homes on earth could be running a bitcoin node while cooking their daily meals.

40. Understanding the Node.js Event Loop

JavaScript is single-threaded, so how does it handle asynchronous code without blocking the main thread while it waits for an action to complete?

41. How to Act Like You're Working When You're not With RobotJS

Learn how to automate your desktop but with a fun example.

42. How to Deploy an Express Node.js Application to Heroku Quickly and Easily

Deploy your Express Node.js application to Heroku in just a few steps. This is a step-by-step guide on how to deploy your app to Heroku.

43. BuT, BuT, BuT aUtH iS HaaRrRrRrRrRd

Auth isn't hard. It's boring, red-tapey, a solved problem... but don't call it hard as a blanket statement.

44. 10 Common Sense Definitions of the Most Common Crypto Industry Terms

“The limits of my language are the limits of my world.”

45. Web Scraping Using Node.js

While there are a few different libraries for scraping the web with Node.js, in this tutorial, i'll be using the puppeteer library.

46. The Art & Science of Node Monitoring

One of the hardest parts of designing a monitoring system is predicting everything that “might” go wrong. That only comes from experience, not just over time, b

47. Node.js Development Woes

Discover the hidden issues affecting Node.js performance and scalability. Our blog offers insights into the deep problems of this popular JavaScript runtime...

48. HarperDB - How and Why We Built It From The Ground Up on NodeJS

The founding team at HarperDB built the first and only database written in Node.js. Here's the story of this (what some called crazy) endeavor.

49. Build Your Next eCommerce Store on NodeJS

Top easiest ways to make an eCommerce store with Node.js. Shopify vs. buit-for-you solution.

50. Crypto-Biometrics Helps Create Decentralized Pseudonymous Identities

Using private biometric technology, Humanode will be the first crypto-biometric network where one human equals one node.

51. Coinbase Cloud Node & NFT APIs

Building upon his last publication, John Vester dives even deeper into Web3 by leveraging new tech by Coinbase Cloud to create a more functional dapp.

52. Power Up Your Logging in Node.js

Power up your logging and build good developer habits. As your codebase grows you'll need to debug it more easily and one tool is logging.

53. Node.js Made Easy: Rate Limiting and Throttling for Smooth Traffic Flow

Learn the differences between rate limiting and throttling in Node.js, why they matter for performance and security, and how to implement them using Express.

54. Node.js Inject: How to Conduct and Why to Use

Today, I would like to show you how to execute custom JS code in another Node.js process and to get a proper result. These are relatively simple code examples, which demonstrate basic ideas of native code calls with the help of Frida framework.

55. A 5-Year-Old Could Follow This TypeScript SDK Development Guide ~ Part 3: Making Test Apps

This is Part 3 of our SDK development series where we will dive into creating test apps for react, browser, node, and legacy node.

56. The Differences Between Deno and Node

Deno a pristine method to compose worker side JavaScript. It solves many of the problems as Node.

57. Tackling The $44B Efficiency Gap In Global Cloud Computing

The NodeLink model utilizes the RAM and CPU in the NX1 and also the internet bandwidth already sitting idle in homes.

58. A Guide on How to Develop and Benchmark the Same Feature in Node and Go

Node vs Go: Same Feature, Different Design. Discover how two runtimes handle hot config reload differently, plus benchmark results showing Go's 1.9x performance

59. When to Use Node.js for Your Web Application

Want to know what is NodeJS and Why You Should Use It? Here is detailed blog covering every minute detail of NodeJS.

60. Let's Build It: Real-time Session Invalidation

How would we build an experience like the one above?

Demo Repo

Some applications need to limit users to a single client or browser instance. This post covers how to build, improve, and scale this feature. We begin with a simple web app with two API endpoints:

61. Using Splendid AI — A Tailwind Utility for Astro

Here's a fix for when Tailwind’s space utilities stop working when using it with Astro Components or Slots.

62. A Comprehensive Review of My Experiences With Leading AppChain Node Providers

As a developer exploring the exciting world of appChains, I had the opportunity to work with various leading node providers and witness firsthand how they transform blockchain technology. AppChains while leveraging the security also concedes cost advantages of underlying Layer 1 blockchains. With appChains, developers like me, can unlock endless possibilities and elevate our decentralized applications to new heights. Hence, an increasing number of developers are seen resorting to this efficient solution to address scalability, interoperability, and modularity. If we talk about nodes, then nodes are not just responsible for exchanging data on blockchains but are also an excellent approach to engaging with blockchains.

63. 🎉 Deno: 1.0: A Review of Features [We're Going Live]

🤠 Introduction

64. Skip the SSL w/ Serverless Telegram Bot via Now.js

Note: these directions come without much conversation, let the hacking begin!

65. Building A Twitter Bot With Node.js - Part 2: Deploying to Server and Schedule Tweets

In part 1, we learned how to create a simple Twitter bot with Node.js. In this article, we will go over how to deploy the bot and schedule tweets

66. How to Send and Schedule E-mails via a Node.js app

As an application developer, how often we sense the need of a service that would send e-mails to specified or subscribed email ids? Even if there is no real need, we still fantasize about it while developing a pet-project or an app for fun, don't we 😁?

67. Node-RED Configuration Explained In 600 Words

Quickly get up and running with an advanced Node-RED Server.

68. A Simple Sequential and Parallel Task List Runner for Terminal

Taskz is a library for Node.js, a simple sequential and parallel task list runner for terminal.

69. NodeJS: Code Execution Monitoring With Inspector

Have you ever desired to watch your code running, instead of just imagining it?

70. TypeScript SDK Development: A 5-year-old could follow this step-by-step ~ Part 2, structure & API

TypeScript SDK Development: A 5-year-old could follow this step-by-step ~ Part 2, folder structure - integrating API

71. Building Your First Node-RED Flow: Basic Tutorial

This post introduces a deep dive video tutorial where I teach you the fundamentals of Node-RED and at the same time, show you how to build a Weather dash

72. Final Bot Pre-Launch & Initial HN 2.0 Post!

Hi folks!

73. Exploring the Neo4J Graph Database

In this article you'll learn more about the NoSQL Graph database - NEO4J.

74. HarperDB: Build Your Application Backend in One Place with Custom Functions

Introducing the newest innovation from HarperDB: HarperDB Custom Functions. With the release of HarperDB 3.1 users are able to define their own API endpoints within HarperDB. What does that mean for you? HarperDB grows from a distributed database to a distributed application development platform with integrated persistence - one that can serve as a single solution for all of your backend needs. We’re collapsing the stack!

75. How To Earn With Play-to-Earn: Basics of Hottest Crypto Trend Right Now

Play-to-Earn or GameFi protocols became mainstream in Q3-Q4, 2021 - and euphoria around them still gains steam.

76. How to Build Backends Lightning-Fast With YAML: Digesto

Digesto is an experimental Node.js library that lets you define your data model in a YAML file

77. How I Use GetBlock API For Onchain Data Analysis

Onchain data analysis is a goldmine for understanding what is really going on in a blockchain network.

78. Take the Pain Away From Adding Types From Your API Responses With This Automated Library

Automate typescript api response typing with realtime-api-types library.

79. How to Add Knex to ExpressJS Apps and Connect to a Postgres Database

Express is one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks for building backend APIs and Postgres is a really popular relational database. How do we connect them?

80. Chronology and Evolution of Angular through the Years - From v2 to v19

The Chronology and Evolution of Angular through the Years - From v2 to v19

81. Ethereum’s Node Problem: Who Really Hosts Web3?

Ethereum may be the world’s most decentralized smart contract platform, but look beneath the surface and a different story emerges.

82. Delivering Static Web Content on Heroku [A How-To Guide]

My primary goal is to find a solution that allows my limited time to be focused on providing business solutions instead of getting up to speed with DevOps processes.

83. A 5-Year-Old Could Follow This TypeScript SDK Development Guide ~ Part 5: CDN for Browsers

This is Part 5 of our SDK development series where we get a CDN of our SDK

84. Is Node.js Worth The Hoopla?

If you’ve gotten started programming with HTML and JavaScript (JS), you know how easy JS is to use. The interface is right at your fingertips. You can easily access your entire web page with simple commands.

85. A 5-Year-Old Could Follow This TypeScript SDK Development Guide ~ Part 4: Publishing to NPM

This is Part 4 of our SDK development series where we will publish our SDK

86. Effortless Local File System Caching with Splendid UI's fileCache Utility

Explore Splendid UI's fileCache utility—seamlessly manage file caching in the local system, ensuring efficient storage and retrieval.

87. Revamping zlFetch: Enhancing Your Fetch API Experience in Node

I silently updated zlFetch a couple of months ago with some improvements that make coding much easier — especially if you're using zlFetch in Node.

88. When ORMs Disobey: A Mongoose Story

In hindsight, it seems like mongoose was doing the sensible thing by simply ensuring that the document existed in the database.

89. What’s New in Swell 0.6.0?

Swell is a cross-platform compatible (Mac, Linux, & Windows) desktop application and the leading API dev tool for testing and visualizing steaming TCP connections (i.e., WebSockets, SSEs, GraphQL subscriptions). Swell functions similarly to Postman, but with the added perks of full streaming and GraphQL support. Being an Open Source project, Swell is 100% free and open to outside contributions. For details on how it works, see our previous article here.

90. What Roles Do API Methods Play On The Blockchain?

Read on to find the detailed info on such Blockchain API methods as JSON-RPC, REST and WebSockets, the main use of API and how it's related to cryptocurrency.

91. How to Get a Cookie’s Expiry Value on a Server

Browsers handle cookie expiry so they don’t pass the cookie’s expiry value to the server.

92. zlFetch now supports FormData Making Data Handling Seamless!

Explore zlFetch's seamless Form Data support, object conversion utilities, and enhancements for simplified data handling in web development.

93. From Idea to ICP: Programmatic Competitor Mapping for Indie SaaS

This post explains how to programmatically build a competitor map using Google SERPs, G2, and Product Hunt via Node.js.

94. Gearing Up for Marketing Mumbo Jumbo: A New Squeeze Page + Blog!

Celebrating 20% gains in about a day, we're preparing to launch our first-ever marketing collabroation with the team and friends over at CryptoCatBot where we might even feature in their products section and/or get an email blast - for a marginal trade of referral commission, tbd - stay tuned for our glorious launch celebration in Telegram :)

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102 Blog Posts To Learn About Nocode

LearnRepo — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 07:00:54 +0000

Let's learn about Nocode via these 102 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

No-code development platforms allow users to create applications and websites without writing any code, using visual interfaces and drag-and-drop functionality. This democratizes software development, enabling individuals and businesses without programming expertise to rapidly build and deploy digital solutions.

1. Side Hustle Stack: Platform-Based Work Opportunities

Sharing something a little different today: I built a product!
It’s called Side Hustle Stack: a directory of platform-based work opportunities. Check it out!

2. Top 10 Platforms to Create your eCommerce Mobile App Without Coding

According to Criteo, mobile represents 65% of all e-commerce transactions in the world. And 70% of the time, apps are preferred to mobile websites. For eMerchants, thinking mobile-first has become a priority. However, technical knowledge or a large budget is usually necessary to create a Shopping App.

3. 8 Things Developers Don't Like About Low-Code and No-Code

Research into the attitudes of professional software developer towards low-code and nocode tools, including recommendations for low-code and nocode tool makers.

4. Using a Spreadsheet to Build a Mobile App (in 3 hours)

As a product builder↗️, I built micro tools to solve my own problems. For example: article tool, portfolio tracker, SaaS tracker, habit tracker, and finance tracker

5. An Overview of No-Code Tools for Web3

“I need a no-code platform to build my own web3 product!” Is that you? If so, discover the right tool for the job from creators of a no-code web3 platform.

6. How to Build and Validate a Startup Idea with a Landing Page MVP [In Less Than Two Hours]

The toolkit to help you build MVP with $0 capital and 0 code

7. Build an eCommerce Mobile App using Google Sheets, Stripe And Glide

Last week, one of my Product2kit customers who bought a no-code template asked if I can create a template for eCommerce use cases. I took his idea and came up with this online sneaker store. Here’s my app building process:

8. My Experience of Using Notion to Build this All-in-One Job Application Tracker

I have attempted to build a Notion template which serves as a job application tracker and different aspects of a job search making the process more conducive.

9. 5 Great Tools To Create an MVP Without Coding [Bonus Included]

How to build a start-up or product MVP without coding

10. 5 Low/No-Code Tools For Freelance Mobile App Development in 2020

In the growing world of low-code and no-code, dozens of app building platforms claim to offer the best solution for building native mobile apps.

11. No-Code Machine Learning inside Google Sheets

Introduction

12. Why Micro Frontends Are the Future of Frontend Development

Microservices have helped the backend world to divide backends into smaller, more manageable, and more efficient pieces.

13. Creating Telegram Bots with n8n, a No-Code Platform

I am a big fan of Telegram because of its great bot-ecosystem. I have been planning to make a bot for a while and have been looking for some nice workflow tools that can help me accomplish handling the back-end workflow of the bots visually. Recently, I started working with n8n, a fair-code licensed tool that helps you automate tasks, sync data between various sources and react to events all via a visual workflow editor.

14. How to Integrate Your Webflow Forms with Airtable

Step-by-step guide to send Webflow form submissions to the CMS - without Zapier or Integromat.

15. GPT-3 in Your Pocket? Why Not!

This tutorial will show you how to create a GPT-powered chatbot for the Viber app, using the WordPress and no-code plugin Convoworks WP.

16. How to Use Airtable as a CMS for a Startup

Lear how you can speed up the process of product creation and how you can create an admin panel in the shortest possible time with Airtable

17. How Going Nocode Made Me A Serial Founder

The Idea

18. A Complete Guide to No-code & Web3

Learn everything about building a dApp yourself with a no-code platform, A to Z. It’s much easier than it looks!

19. How To Automate Book Data Entry With Notion and Google Sheets

Get and create book data entry on Notion using Google Sheet and Zapier.

20. How to Build Your Own SEO Dashboard

How to build an auto-updating SEO dashboard with no code using free tools

21. 5 A.I. App Ideas You Can Build & Monetize Without Writing Code

5 A.I app ideas you can build & monetize without writing code

22. Why I Built a No Code Platform to Automate my Cryptocurrency Trading

During the past couple of years, I’ve been building and running my own automated cryptocurrency trading strategies. While I am not as profitable as my naive past-self imagined, I did discover a few things that helped me grow, and ultimately change how I perceive and approach the markets.

23. Is Visual Programming The Next Paradigm Shift For Software Development?

Over the course of history, humans have endeavored to make things faster, easier, and more efficient. Software is no exception to this – it was created to solve real-life problems.

24. How To Track All Your Side Projects in 1 Notion Template

Note: This article is part of my toolkit newsletters↗️ where I share resources about building things. Join me :)

25. Set up WebSocket for Your ReactJS-app in 5 Minutes!

Make the most out of your ReactJS app with the help of WebSocket on no-code Directual! An easy way to make a chat app, get notifications, and much more.

26. The No-Code Movement And What It Means For Agencies

Building things online without any coding skills is barely a new thing - Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and many others have been around for years, allowing users to create e-commerce websites, personal portfolios, and corporates homepages all within the browser, only with basic tech knowledge.

27. How We Built a Social Media Publishing Tool Using Airtable + Make (formerly Integromat)

For our startup social media publishing needs, we have created our own sweet little social media management tool using no-code tools like Make & Airtable

28. Build a Bot that Automates Website Clicks Without Coding

If you are looking for a way to automate browser website clicks, you came to the right place.

29. Making a React Chat App Using Socket.io

How to build your own chat with React? Create a powerful chat application in 5 simple steps with the help of web application generator.

30. A Weekend Website Project I Built With $14 and No Coding Experience

The first thing I wanted to do this year was take control of what information I share with the apps and services I use on a day-to-day basis. I did not want my search history and personal conversations to be tracked and was also keen on not sharing too much personal information with the ‘usual suspects’ (You know who!)

31. Graph Databases, GraphQL and Dgraph [Tutorial]

In the first quarter of 2020, I had the experience of being in a short term advisory role for a company that had built a type of Linkedin product for a specific vertical market. They had done a valiant job, but it was clear that scalability was a problem and they had created a problem for themselves by having used MongoDB as the datastore.

32. 6 No-Code Tools To Help Your Business Automation and Product Launches

A few years ago, the launch of any online business was associated with many difficulties. It was necessary to find developers who will build your website.

33. n8n + Raspberry Pi

In the quest of exploring a wide variety of use-cases that are inspiring, I reached out to Tephlon, who is an active member of the community and has been working on n8n-pi.

34. Creating Custom Incident Response Workflows with n8n 🚨 [A How To Guide]

I’ve been involved in the DevOps world for a while and yet, I finished reading The Phoenix Project only recently. This piqued my interest in how teams execute their incident response playbooks. It’s enlightening to see the different approaches teams take, to hone what works best for them.

35. Low-code vs No-code: Selecting the Best Stack For Your Startup

Choosing the right tech stack for a startup: no-code VS low-code VS code

36. I Built An Online Subscription Tracker App in Coda—Here's The Template

Simple app to manage your online subscriptions in one place.

37. Meet Lettria: Our Place in the AI Revolution Begins with NLP

While natural language processing has received tons of attention in the field of AI, generative AI is also making great strides.

38. How Bildr is Combining Web3 & No-Code

How does web3 impact SaaS companies? And how might it intersect with no-code?

39. How to Apply the Pareto Principle to Learning Any No-Code Platform

How to learn about a No-Code Platform in 20% of the time.

40. No-Code Solutions for All: A Peek Into How Far We've Come

low-code & no-code application platforms will account for 65 percent of all app development by 2024.

41. It’s Time for No-Code to Grow-up

It’s Time for No-Code to Grow-up

42. Retool Review - Can Lowcode Become Production Ready?

Are Retool apps production ready? Yes, if you are comfortable testing your app using Playwright or similar test automation tools.

43. How to Use No-Code Machine Learning to Optimize your HackerNoon Articles

Learn how to use machine learning to predict the success of articles on Hackernoon before you hit 'publish' and improve your reach and success as a writer

44. No, No-Code Will NOT Kill Code, Ever. Period.

In this article, I'm going to share my experience in creating healthy online businesses using no-code tools. If you consider using no-code as a part of your company tech stack, this article is for you.

45. No-Code Simplicity and Full-Code Potential: Welcome to Latenode!

Latenode – Drag-&-Drop Low-Code Platform with Full-Code Power.

No-code nodes, JavaScript & NPM packages, HTTP & API integrations, Visual drag-&-drop design.

46. What’s Up at the AI and No-Code Frontier?

Discover the latest on the AI frontier, as seen by a no-code platform that integrated very tightly with OpenAI.

47. From Idea to App Store: How I Built an App Using 100% No-Code Tools

How I built an iOS app using the no code tools Draftbit and Xano and then launched it to the App Store.

48. Full Guide to No-code DAOs

Discover what decentralized autonomous organizations are all about, why no-code is the answer for your own DAO, and what awaits the future of technology.

49. An Overview Of The Nocode Space

You might have heard the term “nocode” somewhere on the internet in the last few months. New nocode tools are constantly emerging and more and more people are starting to become nocode makers. In a previous post, I outlined my story of how I became serial maker by going “nocode”. Today I want to give you an overview of the nocode space, with a list of some of the nocode tools I use myself.

50. 8 NO/LOW Code Tools Even Programmers Will Love

Hey, developers! I get a huge kick out of tools — so today I'm sharing the ones that have made my life easier and my work more efficient.

51. How To Automate Conference Organization Processes Using n8n Workflows

Organizing conferences is hard. Recently, I was chatting with Nicolas Grenié about the manual processes that conference organizers have to deal with. The automation of these processes can save them time and effort as well as improve the conference experience. Inspired from this brainstorm, we ended up creating this tutorial using tools like n8n, Typeform, Bannerbear, Airtable, and Trello.

52. Prototyping: Expeditious Way to Make Money From Startup Idea

Learn how you can expeditiously and economically test startup ideas through prototyping. Explore different tools for prototyping your product.

53. How To Create Error Workflows in n8n

Errors can always creep up while working with software. It’s important to get notified about it so that it can be timely fixed. n8n allows you to set an ‘Error Workflow’ for your workflows. When your workflow runs into an error, the error workflow is triggered. This workflow can do anything that other workflows can like send an SMS or Slack/Mattermost notification to alert you about the error.

54. How To Clone A Famous Job Board Website using Velo by Wix

Although you won't build a Clubhouse for Gen Z (no offense), Wix is still great for constructing the go-to website we use every day.
Any guesses? Job boards. T

55. Using Low Code Tools to Ship Products Faster

In this era of digital transformation, the ability to ship products quickly is a precious trait. Embracing the changes in technology and the newest innovations is no longer limited to the high-flying startups in Silicon Valley. Now, every company is becoming a technology company in some way.

56. Why This Product Manager Uses n8n for His Mental Healthcare App

Mani Kumar, co-founder of The Mind Clan, has been using n8n for both personal and professional purposes. He has been advocating about process automation and how it can bring about a lot of benefits for individuals and companies. We talked to him to learn more about his experience with workflow automation and why he decided to use n8n.

57. Webhooks Fun with n8n and Mattermost 🍸

Recently, I have been working a lot with webhooks and n8n. Webhooks have first-class support in n8n and can be used to enable powerful workflows. n8n is a fair-code licensed tool that helps you automate tasks, sync data between various sources, and react to events all via a visual workflow editor. In case you are not familiar with Mattermost, it is an open-source messaging alternative to Slack.

58. I Built a “Personal FAQ” Directory on How to Get Into Product/Tech

As a product builder, I built micro tools to solve my own problems. For example: article tool, event app, meal box app, finance tracker, SaaS tracker, and habit tracker.

59. 10 Things Every Beginner Indie Hacker Should Know

10 Lessons I learned after making $1K as an Indie Hacker

60. No-code / Low-code: What is the Difference?

No-code development promises programming without typing a line of code thanks to graphical tools that erase the complexity of programming languages.

61. Building a Website for a Dental Clinic Using Wix and Velo

Long gone are the days when building a website required a myriad of coding skills and zillions of hours.

62. Why You Should Always Build a MVP First

Let’s take a look at a classic example of a situation that I have observed numerous times. An enthusiastic maker has an idea for a great product and starts building right away without checking for competitors, creating a landing page first or getting some feedback from potential users. The maker sits down in front of his computer and starts building his product blindly.

63. Do You Have to Code to Be in Tech?

Software Development is a route that’s proved to be very popular in the last couple of years in tech. From HTML & CSS webinars to Ruby on Rails meet ups, you can’t escape the hype. But what if coding isn’t for you? What if you want to solve problems in Tech without writing code, is there a career out there for you?

64. Why I Left Coding for Low-code

Like any other story, they all start with a point in time. Mine? In 2015 when I met Plant an App team (DNNSharp at that time) over a simple AngularJS interview.

65. No-Code Needs To Adapt To Specialists: An Argument

Nobody has time for endless tutorials. To go mainstream, no-code tools must adapt to specialists.

66. How No Code ML Can Create an Impact on Businesses

There’s a process for solving business problems via machine learning. If you Google “learn machine learning,” you’ll find a bunch of guides, online courses, and such that walk you through the coding languages of ML and the processes it takes to solve data predictions. You conclude it takes a lot of time to learn technical machine learning.

67. Building a Wedding Website in 5 Minutes from Scratch

They say digital design is like paint that never dries. Today, we're going to create our own piece of digital art. And WIX will become our ultimate drawing kit. But while paintings take years to get finished, our wedding website will be up and running in a few moments. Let's get into it.

68. The Benefits of Using No-Code Tools to Automate Daily Tasks

Simply put, no-code tools are similar to a toddler’s building blocks.

69. From Moxly to Power Apps, The No Code Platforms to Use to Build Your Own Solution

No-code platforms paired with cutting-edge AI like ChatGPT by OpenAI break down the barriers, making app development an attainable dream for many.

70. Coding Does Not Need to Be A Curse

While having an ability to build things is definitely a blessing, sometimes, however, it can prove to be a curse as well. I realized it when I was building KnowyKnowy.

71. Technologies Behind No-code & Low-Code Solutions and How to Build Your Own

Let’s find out how no-code / low-code platforms are built and what it takes to create your own solution. We’ll focus on the development approaches, architecture

72. 5 Reasons Why You Need To Embrace Visual Programming Solutions

COVID-19 proved to a lot of organizations that we’re not as digital as we like to think we are – even today’s top enterprises are still relatively ‘old-school’ and are behind in their digitalization progress.

73. How to Build a Simple Telegram Bot: An Introductory Guide

This article demonstrates how to create a simple chatbot in Telegram and configuring it using Quickwork Journey Builder.

74. How I Used Amazon Honeycode For Building An Outbound Marketing Engine

As someone who is constantly exploring avenues to blend engineering with marketing, I was naturally curious to understand how Amazon Honeycode, a no-code app builder can empower marketers in improving their processes.

75. How I Automate Data Syncing into Notion—No Code

Learn how to automatically import and sync data from any API into Notion using Note API Connector. No coding required.

76. "Everyone Will [Soon] Build Software With No Code" - Alex Omeyer

Alex Omeyer from the United States has been nominated for TWO 2020 Noonies in the Future Heroes and Development award categories. Without further ado, we present to you, this big techy world, from the perspective of Alex - right after this ad break:

77. Do We Still Need Website Developers?

When the first website appeared in 1991, nobody could imagine how easy it would be to do the same in 20 years.

78. Inspiring Story Of a Victorious n8n Expert That Will Give You Motivation ❤️

Ricardo has been one of the most active contributors to n8n and has created more than 60 nodes. He now works at n8n, and we talked to him about what drives his passion to contribute to n8n.

79. Alexa, Ask My Website How Many Bad Reviews I Have Today?

Requiring access to particular information in a repetitive manner is the perfect use case for voice enabled user interface.

80. Using WordPress and Formidable Forms to Create your own Alexa Skill

Form builders are among the most popular WordPress plugins. There are dozens of them and with few having millions of active installations.

81. The 3 Stages to Making Your Own No-Code Solution

Create your own no-code solution in three easy to follow steps.

82. How to Create a Job Board Using NoCode Approach

Thinking about creating a job board for your niche? Or have you identified a field you think could use with some help for increased employment? A survey by Allegis reported that the internet is where people are most commonly looking for jobs so if you're reading this, you're already off on the right foot.

83. How to Beat the 4 Major Hurdles in Traditional Programming! 💻

Learn how Low-Code/No-Code platforms are revolutionizing app development, breaking barriers for all.

84. Learning SQL Can Give You a Major Career Boost

Why learning SQL is a major career boost with LogicLoop

85. The Tools I Use for My Pre-Revenue Startup [BLACK FRIDAY EDITION]

Here's how I build my startup with 7 no-code & no-talent tools!

86. Creating a React Studio Plugin From an npm Library - a Walk in The Park!

It takes only 15 minutes to create your first nocode plugin using React Studio. We go over how to do it and provide the knowledge to understand the process.

87. Get Involved in These Communities to Learn and Explore the Low-Code / No-Code Stack

I am pretty sure you all are familiar with full-stack, MERN stack, and many similar tech stacks related to development.

88. Experimenting With GPT, WordPress, and Convoworks to Filter Spam

Discover how to use Convoworks, a no-code tool, to build a GPT based spam filter for your WordPress website.

89. How To Improve Your Signup Flows

Login and signup processes are one of the most underrated tasks when building and upgrading a website or platform... or multiple ones. However, on this kind of development tasks, implications go far beyond asking for an email and a password: security issues, user experience, customer profiling, different tech stacks compatibility and adaptation...

90. 7 Best Application Integration Tools to Consider for 2022

Application integration is the process of allowing independently developed apps to communicate with one another.

91. 10 NoCode Tools to Help You Build Your MVP 🚀

A list of 10 free Nocode tools for creating and launching a successful startup ✅🚀

92. How to Build an eCars App on Heroku and Salesforce (Part 4)

In these articles, we’re focusing on how to combine Salesforce with Heroku to build an “eCars” app—a sales and service application for a fictitious company

93. Why Your Test Automation Approach May be Ineffective And How You Can Fix It

Test automation has for a long time been synonymous with programming. Why? Because the majority of available test automation frameworks and tools require some level of programming. These tools are developed with a programming mindset, similar to the way that operating systems before Windows 95 were developed - without a visual interface that helped users interact with it.

94. They want to cancel their subscription? OK I don't need them!

You are building a product and you put your hurt and soul into it. You're rewriting the details, crafting perfect pixel design, generating leads, ads campaigns, cold outreach, and publishing on all channels.

95. Database Monitoring and Alerting with n8n 📡

In the past few months, I have been playing around with different kinds of IoT devices and sensors. I quite enjoy how these can be used to monitor different things like humidity, temperature, pressure among other things in the house. In this tutorial, I want to show you how you can monitor sensor readings in a database and send alerts when it crosses a threshold value using n8n workflows.

96. How We Are Supporting and Building AI for the Better

Let's explore what we, as Bright Data, are doing to make AI a more powerful and better technology.

97. Running n8n On Ships 🛳

Somewhere in the world’s oceans, a local n8n instance just ran a workflow on a cruise ship. We spoke with Mattias Larson, co-founder of Maranics to learn more.

98. Rooting for No-Code and Community-Led Startups: Noonies Nominee Ritika

Noonies interview with Ritika Mehta. She runs Ritika’s newsletter & is building Marked, a new tool for creators.

99. Google Opal for Founders: Brilliant for Demos, Not Ready for Real Shipping

Google Opal is a fast, no-code AI app builder that helps founders prototype, test, and ship ideas quickly.

100. How a No-Code Tool Changed Our Testing Process

Jooble introduced a no-code approach that made testing faster, more cost-effective, and scalable.

101. Automating a Conference Submission Workflow: Solution Integration

In the previous post, I described a poster child for automation: managing the repetitive tasks around a conference submission workflow. I wrote about the setup, and how to use ngrok to redirect webhooks to my computer. This week, I’d like to write about some of the hiccups I encountered along the way.

102. How to Schedule Appointments on your WordPress Website through Amazon Alexa

Amazon Alexa skill allows users to book appointments using voice assistants. The skill is available in the Appointment Appointments app

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150 Blog Posts To Learn About No Code

LearnRepo — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 23:00:56 +0000

Let's learn about No Code via these 150 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

No-code development platforms allow users to create applications entirely without writing code, typically through drag-and-drop interfaces. It matters by empowering non-technical users to build and deploy software solutions, accelerating innovation and digital transformation.

1. Will DevOps Cease to Exist? My Honest Opinion

Debunking the rumor of DevOps' demise in the face of no-code platforms.

2. How to Fix Flaky End-to-End Tests with Playwright and Reflow

A software engineer codes for 18 months and builds a SaaS. He thinks he knows how to improve end-to-end testing.

3. 8 Things Developers Don't Like About Low-Code and No-Code

Research into the attitudes of professional software developer towards low-code and nocode tools, including recommendations for low-code and nocode tool makers.

4. Vibe Coding - A New System of the World

Is the rise of vibe coding also the end of software engineering? How will vibeware change the nature of the software entrepreneur, and the meaning of work?

5. An Intro to No-Code Web Scraping

Web scraping has broken the barriers of programming and can now be done in a much simpler and easier manner without using a single line of code.

6. How to Use Consul as a Host Resolver in gRPC

Recently, I faced with lack of documentation when I wanted to use Consul as a host resolver in gRPC connections. That’s why I wanted to write this story.

7. No-Code is Eating the World

Recently, Amazon released a new tool, called Honeycode, which lets customers quickly build mobile and web applications — with no coding required. This came a few months after Google’s acquisition of the no-code mobile-app-building platform, AppSheet. While these moves surprised many, they’re in line with a larger trend I’ve observed, one that’s growing strong in all sectors, even amidst economic turmoil.

8. Best Drag and Drop Mobile App Builders for Android & iPhone

A drag and drop app builder is a tool that lets you create a mobile app without writing a single line of code.

9. Leveraging JavaScript to Enhance Bubble Workflows: A Case Study

Integrating advanced features in Bubble can occasionally present challenges. This article addresses one such challenge and how Javascript helps overcome it.

10. 11 Best Low-Code And No-Code Platforms in 2021

No-code and Low-code development platforms offer development environments that enable businesses to create software swiftly with least or no coding.

11. Advantages and Disadvantages of Rapid Application Development

What is rapid application development (RAD), and what are its advantages and disadvantages? Let's find that out!

12. Vote Bot: Create a Voting Bot Without Coding

Learn how to create a voting bot without coding using Automatio.ai. This guide helps you automate votes for online polls and contests.

13. How to Start with Web Scraping and Why You Don't Need to Code

Collecting data from the web can be the core of data science. In this article, we'll see how to start with scraping with or without having to write code.

14. How I Built a Mobile App to Manage My Subscriptions Without Code

Do you know that feeling when you come up with a cool idea for a product?

15. 6 Reasons Why No-Code Platforms are the Future Of Software Development

The next generation of no-code platforms will be a key force in transforming everything about software development.

16. How To Make A Great Looking Website Even If You Can't Design

Making websites work and making websites look great are two different skills. Even so, here are some basic guidelines that ensure that your website looks great.

17. Creating Telegram Bots with n8n, a No-Code Platform

18. How to Integrate Your Webflow Forms with Airtable

Step-by-step guide to send Webflow form submissions to the CMS - without Zapier or Integromat.

19. The Low-Code vs No-Code Platform Dilemma

As time progressed, programming methods became simpler so that applications can be developed and delivered fast. This led to the popularity of low-code and later no-code approach to application development. Both low-code and no-code take a drag-and-drop visual approach to build business applications more efficiently. The idea is to reduce or replace complicated coding with a configuration approach. This allows citizen developers to build and test applications quickly.

20. How To Build An n8n Workflow To Manage Different Databases and Scheduling Workflows

Learn how to build an n8n workflow that processes text, stores data in two databases, and sends messages to Slack.

21. How I Built (and Sold) an AI-Powered Gift Idea Generator

Building and selling an AI-powered gift idea generator that makes the process of gift-giving enjoyable.

22. The Future of Product Management is No-Code Development

Three months ago I decided to immerse myself in the rapidly growing world of no-code development. This is what I’ve learned.

23. 10 Features Where Coda Is Better Than Notion

Notion vs. Coda: a look at 10 features in Coda that are better than Notion from the perspective of a Coda employee. This article has been updated for 2022.

24. Build a Job Application Tracker in 10 minutes Using ToolJet's Low Code Tool

In this article, you'll learn to build an app that will let you manage all your job applications right from your own personal dashboard.

25. How Going Nocode Made Me A Serial Founder

The Idea

26. A Complete Guide to No-code & Web3

Learn everything about building a dApp yourself with a no-code platform, A to Z. It’s much easier than it looks!

27. Is the Programming Market Oversaturated?

Every so often I hear that the programming market will be saturated eventually and we are all going to end up on the streets. Is this really true?

28. Is Visual Programming The Next Paradigm Shift For Software Development?

Over the course of history, humans have endeavored to make things faster, easier, and more efficient. Software is no exception to this – it was created to solve real-life problems.

29. I Built a Product with a No-Code Tool and Pitched it to VCs

Don’t Let Coding Become a Necessary Evil

30. Add a Buy Me a Coffee Button to Your Website With No Code!

Learn how to easily install a button to start accepting cryptocurrency donations on your website using no/low-code solutions from Coinbase Commerce

31. How to Build an App that Supports Wildcard and Custom Domains with SSL on Heroku

Learn how you can set up an app that supports wildcard and custom domains with SSL on Heroku

32. 12 Low-Code and No-Code Development Platforms for Business Users

This unbiased comparison of no-code/low-code platforms will help you choose the right technology stack for your digital transformation project.

33. How We Built Our Software Documentation On Docusaurus

To cover our bases, we needed to improve and expand our documentation and this time, we wanted to make it scalable with Docusaurus.

34. Build a Bot that Automates Website Clicks Without Coding

If you are looking for a way to automate browser website clicks, you came to the right place.

35. Trade Crypto with Machine Learning Based On Google Trends

Google trends (GT) is an under-utilized superweapon and harvests a massive amount of search data. But, it hasn't been possible to use GT for real time machine learning tasks, such as predicting stock price or crypto currency movements, until now....In this blog, we'll explain the problem with GT for machine learning, the fix to GT data and the edge we've built in crypto trading models at edgebase.io.We are currently looking for experienced crypto traders as beta testers for our product - please reach out to hello@edgebase.io! Edgebase.io is a no-code platform for building your own AI trading signals (initially cryptos only).

36. Low Code-No Code is the Future of Freelance Mobile App Development

How I Use Drag and Drop Programs to Help More People

37. Low Code and No Code in 2026: The Way I Pick a Platform Without Regret

Low code and no code are not side tools anymore. They are becoming a default path to ship internal workflows, portals, dashboards, and even customer experiences

38. How Developers Win With Low-Code Platforms

Photo Credit, @reallynattu

39. How To Create an Applicant Tracking System using Airtable and Zapier in 7 easy steps

We started creating our Applicant Tracking System by using this template on Airtable and built the following tables on top of it - using forms and the grid.

40. 6 No-Code Tools To Help Your Business Automation and Product Launches

A few years ago, the launch of any online business was associated with many difficulties. It was necessary to find developers who will build your website.

41. I Switched to Low-code, Here's Why

You need to make a choice between building something quickly to validate your ideas or building something robust from the start.

42. Pawsitive Results: How to Build the Ultimate Puppy Trainer AI-chatbot With Coze

I built a puppy trainer bot with Coze, a no-code platform. And now my Aussie, Jenny is on her way to becoming a good girl.

43. How to Manage Permissions in a Langflow Chain for LLM Queries Using Permit.io

This article explores how to implement a permission system in Langflow workflows using Permit.io’s ABAC capabilities.

44. How No-Code Can Save Your Startup

The trick of being an entrepreneur is to extend your runway long enough to become profitable. If you haven’t nailed product-market fit by the time you run out of cash, the jig is up.

45. These No-code Tools Promise to Boost Your Developer Workflow—No Tech Expertise Needed

In this article, I've manually compiled 8 of my favorite no-code tools you can use in your workflow to boost productivity without a lot of tech expertise.

46. What I Learned From Open-Sourcing 2 of My Side Projects

Use real experiences to turn ideas into actions, optimize productivity, use AI, and master diverse skills. Empower your journey.

47. How Bildr is Combining Web3 & No-Code

How does web3 impact SaaS companies? And how might it intersect with no-code?

48. Power Virtual Agents: Use GPT-3.5 to Help With Trigger Phrases and Custom Entities

Use OpenAI Chat-GPT to help generate trigger phrases and content entities for power virtual agents.

49. How to Apply the Pareto Principle to Learning Any No-Code Platform

How to learn about a No-Code Platform in 20% of the time.

50. The Future of No-Code: An Interview with Parker Thompson from No-Code Report 🚀

No-Code Report is a weekly no-code newsletter, built using no-code tools like Webflow, Airtable, and Zapier. Working at a no-code analytics firm, I wanted to learn about insights in the field more broadly, so I spoke with No-Code Report's founder, Parker Thompson, on the state of the industry and its future.

51. The Emerging Data Engineering Trends You Should Check Out In 2024

Integrating data engineering with AI has led to the popularity of modern data integration and the expertise required.

52. Low-code for Hackers

In recent years Low-code/No-code has become a hot topic. According to that approach an IT-system is developed visually. Conventional wisdom says that building an MVP on low-code is OK, but if something sophisticated and scalable is needed, you have to code it traditionally. These visual tools seem to be very limited. Let me reveal the other side of low-code world, which has no such limits.

53. I Automated My Content Side Hustle with Notion, ChatGPT, and Zapier — Here's the Exact Workflow

I tested a real-world AI-powered content automation system using Notion, ChatGPT, and Zapier. Here's how I built it, the exact tools I used.

54. Low Code Platforms Are Doing the Heavy Lifting for Developers: Here's How!

CXOs are looking at low code platforms that are changing how organizations develop custom applications, elevating the developer experience once and for all.

55. Pi App Studio Expands Beyond No-Code, Giving Creators and Developers More Room to Build

Pi App Studio has added support for downloading and uploading app source code.

56. Creating Flawless DApps with No-code Bubble + Nexus.io Plugin

Nexus’ no-code Bubble plugin allows you to create Web3 applications on the Nexus blockchain using REST APIs

57. Why Digital Transformation is Yes Code

No code applications are all the rage amongst fans of digital transformation. But do they actually facilitate the goal of making organizations more efficient, connected, and effective?

58. How to Get Start No-Code Web Scraping with Octoparse

In this article you're going to learn how to get started with an octoparse, a no-code tool for doing automated web scraping powered by AI

59. An Intro to Web Scraping: What it is and How to Start

A quick introduction to web scraping, what it is, how it works, some pros and cons, and a few tools you can use to approach it

60. Automate Designs with Bannerbear and n8n

As a designer and self-proclaimed data nerd, I’ve been involved in proceduralizing creative deliverables for some time. Up until now however, my concepts always had to reconcile with the limitations of InDesign macros or my coding skills. n8n empowers me to apply my basic understanding of data objects and the interwebs to create some pretty slick automations with minimal effort.

61. Work Smarter Not Harder With These 16 No-Code Productivity Tools 🔥🔥

In this article, I've handpicked 16 game-changing no-code tools for various needs, from automation and web development to design and collaboration.

62. Build a Startup from Scratch with No-Code Tools

How to build a startup without learning to code

63. What’s Up at the AI and No-Code Frontier?

Discover the latest on the AI frontier, as seen by a no-code platform that integrated very tightly with OpenAI.

64. Distributed Ledger Technology and Blockchain When Combined With No-Code

Abstracting away the technical complexity of blockchain components, Joget DX empowers non-coders to rapidly build decentralized applications (DApps).

65. 5 Steps To Build A Cool Legal Marketplace Startup In 24 Hrs

Learn to build a B2B online marketplace startup without code

66. From Idea to App Store: How I Built an App Using 100% No-Code Tools

How I built an iOS app using the no code tools Draftbit and Xano and then launched it to the App Store.

67. Low Code Is The Future Of Application Development

Today’s technology is about the future of application development rather than the past. The shift to modern tools such as low-code is happening no matter the controversies.

68. Cardano and Joget: Building No-Code, Composable Blockchain Apps

Cardano and Joget: Building No-Code, Composable Blockchain Apps.

69. How to Make an Interactive Pixelated Game in 30 Minutes Without Coding

Learn how to create your first game for free without coding in 30 minutes.

70. Full Guide to No-code DAOs

Discover what decentralized autonomous organizations are all about, why no-code is the answer for your own DAO, and what awaits the future of technology.

71. When Driving Adoption for a Low-Code Platform, Does One Target Developers or No-Coders?

Is the future of software development low-code? Or is it no code at all?

72. Coding with Latenode's AI + JavaScript Assistant: A Low-Code Platform for Simplified Development

JavaScript AI Copilot to make your automations as smooth as possible. The low-code platform for business process automations, Latenode, offers a free AI tool.

73. The 5 Stages of LLM Systems: From Playground Hacks to Real Architecture

Discover the LLM maturity model: from simple prompts to orchestrated systems. Why spaghetti flows fail - and how real architecture wins.

74. The Hidden Issues with Low-Code Integration Platforms

No-code and low-code integration platforms have many limitations that make them unsuitable for companies that want robust and scalable integrations.

75. Amazon Honeycode: A No-Code Platform With Big Promise

How I created a web and mobile application within an hour without coding

76. How the Rise of Low-Code/No-Code Impacts Traditional Programming

Explore how low-code/no-code platforms are transforming software development and discover their implications for traditional programming.

[77. Here's Why You Should Migrate

From Wordpress to Webflow](https://hackernoon.com/heres-why-you-should-migrate-from-wordpress-to-webflow)

Why migrate from WordPress to Webflow, and how can you transition efficiently? Here are a few things to consider.Webflow is the modern alternative of choice.

78. The No-Code Way of Payments with Stripe: A Brief Guide

Stripe launched a new way to accept payments via Payment Links recently. It's a big deal for many use-cases.

79. How to Hire for No-Code Development: Finding the Right Talent

A definitive guide to hiring no-code developers; strategies, skills, sourcing, interviews, and nurturing talent.

80. Best No-code Tools for Product Managers

A quick overview of no-code tools that can be useful for Product Managers, from Airtable to Retool.

81. Enhancing Data Preparation With AI for Business Intelligence

Learn how data-centric AI can help automate data preparation for business intelligence, ensuring reliable conclusions for subsequent data analysis with Cleanlab

82. AI, No-Code, or Hiring a Dev? Here's How to Build Software in 2025

AI crushed the "six-figure bootcamp dev" market. But it also created a new breed of 10X devs.

83. How to Build a Startup Landing Page in Velo

In this article, I will be discussing these cases for which I highly recommend Velo and in cases, where I find it difficult that Velo would be a good solution.

84. Build Something Great in 2022 with these 40+ NoCode/LowCode Tools

85. What App Features to Include in a No-Code MVP (5 Steps to Figure Out!)

86. Can BuildBox Challenge The Might Of The Unity Game Engine?

As someone who has used both Buildbox and Unity to make games, I read with extreme interest a post by Venturebeat about the announcement of AppOnboard's new CEO, Mike Seavers. This could be one of the biggest wins for the company ever since Jonathan Zweig and AppOnboard acquired Buildbox last year. Zweig himself is an experienced entrepreneur, having co-founded AdColony in 2008 (sold to Opera for $350m in 2014) and co-founded AppOnboard in 2016. AppOnboard has raised $35m from investors, according to Crunchbase, and the new appointment could lead to new funding rounds when the time is right. This is going to lead to a very interesting David vs Goliath battle between AppOnboard's Buildbox and Unity Technologies.

87. Why You Should Always Build a MVP First

88. Salesforce: A Full Stack Developer's First Impressions - Part 1

As a full-stack developer who primarily uses React and .NET, I have traditionally shied away from platform-specific integrations. Throughout my career, I have heard of Salesforce and "Salesforce Developers" (and I have also heard that Salesforce Developers were well-compensated), but otherwise, these terms never provoked my interest. After all, why would I want to lock myself into learning skills and abilities which only allowed me to work with one specific application?

89. Wanna Know How I Built My Blog Website Using Lovable?

Step-by-step guide to building a modern blog website with Lovable prompts, GitHub sync, and Substack links.

90. No-Code Needs To Adapt To Specialists: An Argument

Nobody has time for endless tutorials. To go mainstream, no-code tools must adapt to specialists.

91. The Benefits of Using No-Code Tools to Automate Daily Tasks

Simply put, no-code tools are similar to a toddler’s building blocks.

92. The No-Code Movement - A Developer's Perspective

Explore the 'No-Code' movement from a developer's perspective. Discover how embracing these tools can enhance software development speed and efficiency.

93. The Future is No Code

“The future of coding is no coding at all.” - Chris Wanstrath, CEO at GitHub.

94. The Coding Revolution: Will Software Developers Thrive Amidst the Low-Code/No-Code Storm?

From coding to creativity: how software developers can lead the way in the low code/no code era, tackling challenges and driving innovation.

95. Using No-Code SaaS Builders To Make Your New Product

Not knowing how to code shouldn't be a limitation to create an MVP for a SaaS. There are tools like Bubble, Carrd, and AppSheet that can make the process easier

96. The No-Code Movement and 4 No-Code Tools to Explore

Exploring no-code movement as a newbie.

97. Seven Years in Tech Taught Me This: Low-Code Is a Power Tool, Not a Magic Wand

Tired of waiting on dev queues, I turned to low-code—and accidentally became a one-person product team. Here’s how I went from designer to builder.

98. 5 Reasons Why You Need To Embrace Visual Programming Solutions

99. Key 2022 Statistics in the No-Code/Low-Code Market

We explore a low-code/no-code market poised for exponential growth in the coming years.

100. The Future Of DevOps: Continuous Design/Continuous Integration

The interaction among many tools in the design & development space all point to a new emerging category: “Continuous Design / Continuous Integration" or "CD/CI"

101. Reimagining What Visual Data Transformation Tools Should Look Like

Data is not code. Professional analytics is not Python\SQL coding. We value our time, and time to value. Data people deserve the best tooling possible.

102. Effortlessly Connect Data with Algolia's New No-Code Platform

Algolia has added new no-code connector platform with new JSON and CSV connectors.

103. Why You Need No-Code Solution to Launch Your Lending Startup

Fintech startups must be faster to stay competitive, and no-code solutions can be one of the ways to compete in this race.

104. Unleashing HubSpot's Potential: Leveraging Low-Code Integration for Hyper-Personalized Apps

Unlock the power of HubSpot data with low-code integration, streamlining operations, boosting efficiency, and enhancing customer experiences.

105. A Full Stack Dev's First Impressions of the Salesforce Platform, Part 2

106. New Trend in the Smart Device Industry: No-code App Builders for IoT Devices

✅ 2Smart CEO talks about his view on no-code app development in the IoT and the opportunities for implementing ideas developers get with app builders.

107. Why Growing Companies Shouldn’t Rely Too Heavily on No-Code Tools

No-code tools save time at launch—but create hidden costs, security risks, and scaling issues as your company grows.

108. The 3 Stages to Making Your Own No-Code Solution

Create your own no-code solution in three easy to follow steps.

109. A New Chapter for Enterprise Low-Code: Transitioning to Open Source

Co-founder and CEO of Noodl, James Haliburton, announces their transition to an open-source model. This significant shift aims to empower developers and democra

110. "Being a founder usually means that you have to play bad cop often", said Tico Founder

Tico, where better conversation happen, was nominated as one of the best startups in HackerNoon's Startups of the Year. This is the story of their founder.

111. Custom Logic in Webflow: How to Push No-Code to Its Limits

Discover how to extend Webflow’s no-code capabilities with custom logic, low-code integrations, and performance-first architecture.

112. The 16KB Deadline: How FlutterFlow is Saving Apps from the Android Purge

FlutterFlow’s upgrade to 3.38.5 is more than a patch—it's a survival move.

113. Low-Code vs No-Code: A Buzzword Battle for the Ages

Developing apps normally needs experienced programmers who are familiar with development. However, these low-code and no-code apps change the paradigm.

114. How to Develop Sound Product Principles via No-Code Methods

A little guide about how to develop sound product principles by being flexible in your methods, plus an example.

115. The Tools I Use for My Pre-Revenue Startup [BLACK FRIDAY EDITION]

Here's how I build my startup with 7 no-code & no-talent tools!

116. Low-Code vs Full-Code: How Startups Can Balance Speed and Control

Low-code speeds up MVPs, full-code ensures scale. Discover how startups can balance speed, cost, and control with a hybrid approach.

117. Top‌ ‌3‌ ‌Drag-n-Drop‌ ‌Page‌ ‌Builders‌

Do you want to build a fast, mobile, and high-ranking website with no coding experience? Hiring a developer would make the grade, but could cost you a pretty penny. So how can you nail eye-catching pages for your website without coding wiz? Well, the mighty drag-n-drop page builder might come to your rescue.

118. Experimenting With GPT, WordPress, and Convoworks to Filter Spam

Discover how to use Convoworks, a no-code tool, to build a GPT based spam filter for your WordPress website.

119. We are Currently Experiencing a Renaissance of Open-Source Software

as well as open-source projects in the data space, which primarily define the modern data stack. It is time to dive a little deeper into the topic.

120. 10 NoCode Tools to Help You Build Your MVP 🚀

A list of 10 free Nocode tools for creating and launching a successful startup ✅🚀

121. The Overview of Prospective DL Algorithms: Ready-to-Use Solutions and Predictions for Future

A field that is bringing alot of commotion and noise is Artificial Intelligence. But something that really fascinates me is a subset of that field known as Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) or the holy grail of Artificial Intelligence.

122. Struggling with Content Creation? I Built an AI Chatbot to Help You

The Top Content Bot is an AI chatbot designed to help people with social media strategies and content ideas.

123. How to Combine a Workflow Engine with a Low-code Platform for Automated Task Execution

Here is a practical example of using low-code platform such as Linx and an open-source workflow engine like Camunda for rapid business process automation.

124. 7 Websites to Inspire Your Next Web Design

As a developer or designer, it's always important to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and techniques in your field.

125. Diagramming Tools: When Should You Use No Code, DSL, or Code?

Choosing between diagramming tools: No Code, DSL, or Code

126. How to Deploy ETL and ML Pipelines in the Fastest, Cheapest and Most Flexible Way Possible

Cost-Efficient and flexible ETL and ML pipelines deployment with a no-code solution.

127. The Noonification: Teaching Your Character to Run in Flame (2/28/2023)

2/28/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

128. No-code, No life

No code is the emperor's new clothes.

129. AI Has Become My Co-Founder

From automating LinkedIn posts to building a full-scale enterprise platform, discover how AI evolved from tool to co-founder in the creation of Linkeme.ai.

130. Developers Are Missing Out on the Low-Code Shift

The world of development has changed. Yet many developers remain blind to it.

131. How I Build and Test AI App Ideas in 48 Hours with $50 (Without Being a Coder)

A non-coder’s guide to quickly testing AI product ideas using no-code tools, market research hacks, and Reddit ads — all for less than $50 and in under two days

132. Low-code, No-code and the Future of Enterprise App Development

People working in the digital space have most likely heard the phrases “low-code” and “no-code” circulating lately in discussions regarding app development.

133. Disposable Software Are Killing the App Store

You speak an idea, and an app appears - custom, fleeting, gone when you're done. The App Store’s bloated model is crumbling under this instant magic, says Huss.

134. Launch Your Professional Website in Minutes: No Coding Required

I dreamed of creating Zootopia World — a platform where wildlife enthusiasts could connect and explore the animal kingdom, but website development seemed scary.

135. The "No-Code" Scaling Paradox: Why Your Frankenstein Architecture Will Eventually Fail

An architectural analysis of why No-Code tools fail at scale, focusing on API latency, technical debt, and the ROI of custom software development.

136. I Didn’t Know How to Code. But I Knew What We Needed: An MVP

Non-developer builds an MVP in 2 weeks with AI and no-code tools. A story of urgency, curiosity, and how small teams can move faster.

137. Should Enterprises Consider No-code Tools?

Explore the pros and cons of no-code tools for enterprises, including benefits like speed and cost savings, and challenges like customization and security.

138. Why we Decided to Open Source our Company

I like getting things done quickly, not just for the sense of accomplishment, but because I know I can also move on to other projects and collaborations in the wings. Since I was a kid, however, I heard that speed was dangerous, that it inherently meant cutting corners. “Isn’t it good enough?” I’d ask my mom after a quick, hacked attempt at making my bed. “If you’re going to do something, do it well,” she said. I thought my bed was perfectly fine. She did not.

139. Debunking the Myths Around No-Code Technology

No-code tools have become a key enabler of the digital transformation age, allowing people without specialized skills to create apps and websites.

140. AI Marketing Tools in 2025: Ship Faster, Convert Better, Sleep More

Discover how AI marketing tools powered by GPT, Codex, and no-code automation are reshaping content creation, lead generation and growth strategies in 2025.

141. What Citizen Development Is, Why It's Important, and How It Can Benefit Your Business

Citizen development is the practice of allowing non-technical employees within an organization to create software applications using low-code or no-code.

142. The Ben Tossell Tech News Template: What's going on here? What does this mean? Why should I care?

Write your own tech story via the Ben Tossell Tech News Template: What's going on here? What does this mean? Why should I care?

143. The Pros and Cons of Low Code Development

The demand for software greatly surpasses the number of coders and ‘no-code development solutions’ are helping organizations overcome the talent gap.

144. The Business Case for No-Code AI Assistants

Learn how to design and launch your own AI assistant using no-code tools, boosting efficiency and driving value in operations, support, and decision-making.

145. Quickly Get Feedback and Data for Your App Using Pre-Filled Google Forms: A Guide

Ship faster by setting up a simple replacement for casual data collection

146. Interview with Maxime Jumelle About Using n8n at Blent.ai 🚀

Blent.ai has been using n8n for increasing customer engagement and improving customer experience. We talked with Maxime Jumelle, co-founder of Blent.ai to learn more.

147. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Can ChatGPT Outperform the Market? Week 2 (8/25/2025)

8/25/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

148. Vibe Coding Explained: The New Way to Build Apps with AI

Vibe coding is the AI-powered way to build apps without writing every line yourself. Learn how it works, why it matters, and how pros and beginners are using it

149. Can No-code Help Platform Cooperative Developers?

Is no-code a potential solution to break past the bottleneck inhibiting the development of platform cooperatives?

150. Taking your Interactive Pixelated Game to the Next Level

Add camera movement, music, a health status bar, and more to your first pixelated game!

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211 Blog Posts To Learn About Nextjs

LearnRepo — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 15:01:01 +0000

Let's learn about Nextjs via these 211 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Next.js is a flexible React framework that gives you building blocks to create fast web applications. It's used on internet pages like this one :-)

1. Create React App is Dead! Here are Some Alternatives

CRA may be "dead", but there are many alternative tools available for building React applications that offer superior performance and faster development times.

2. 30 Next.js Interview Questions: Get Ready for Your Dream Job

Ace Your Next.js Interview with these commonly asked Next.js interview questions and answers.

3. Using Firebase Authentication with the Latest Next.js Features

A comprehensive, step-by-step guide on integrating Firebase Authentication with Next.js using the zero-bundle size next-firebase-auth-edge library.

4. Implement a Dynamic Breadcrumb in React/NextJS

5. How to manage state in Next.js 13 using Redux Toolkit

With server and client components in next.js 13, this tutorial will take you through integrating and managing state using redux toolkit in your project.

6. Storing and Retrieving Data in Next.js Using LocalStorage and TypeScript

Want to persist data in Next.js without using a lib or any third parties to achieve that, and still have the data not change or reset after refresh?

7. 6 Easy Steps to Use Next Auth in Next.js 13 Using Route Handler

Next.js is a JavaScript framework that enables developers to create front-end web applications that are run on a server. It is a React-based framework that is e

8. Next.js and File Downloads: Three Ways to Restrict Access to a File

Let's see exactly how we can protect files in next.js and allow certain users only to download them. Click to read the article...

9. Why You Must Use Next.js to Get the Benefits of React

10. How To Use Debounce in Next.js

Understanding Debounce in Next.js

11. Building Real-time Apps with Next.js 13.4 Server Actions

With this article, learn to construct a real-time application, leveraging the power and finesse of Next.js 13.4 server actions.

12. VS Code Tutorial: How To Set Up A React.js Project With Next.js

Express.js framework provides inbuild APIs which are very useful to build fast and scalable applications efficiently with React.js.

13. Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide

Welcome to this comprehensive guide on parallel routes in Next.js.

14. Streaming in Next.js 15: WebSockets vs Server-Sent Events

Next.js supports both WebSockets and Server-Sent Events (SSE), making it an excellent choice for building scalable real-time applications.

15. Qwik vs Next.js: Speed Comparison

A benchmark comparison and analysis between Qwik and Next.js 13.

16. Building a Full Stack Airbnb Clone with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Amplication, and More

Learn to create a Full Stack Airbnb Clone with Amplication: Low-code Next.js frontend, Tailwind CSS styling, JWT-based auth, Mapbox API maps, and more.

17. It's Hard to Create a PWA With Next.js: But Why?

Discover the challenges of creating PWAs with Next.js, the powerful next-pwa plugin, and the exciting future with the @imbios/next-pwa package.

18. A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog

Building a simple blog with Next.js 13

19. Alternatives to Create React App

I see a lot of discussion around CRA being outdated and we should replace it with Vite. This blog discusses CRA's problems and alternatives we can use.

20. Setting Up Google Analytics 4 in a Next.js Project

Google Analytics is a web analytics service that tracks and reports several types of website traffic.

21. What is Next.JS and How to Debug it

Next.JS allows the developers to create Server-side, Client-side or Static websites. Unlike the other frameworks, the rendering in Next JS is per page. That means, the "about" page can be static, while the "home" page can be server-side.

22. Next.js Internationalization (i18n) Tutorial

How to set up a multi-language Next.js project with built-in support for internationalized routing and react-intl library.

23. Popular React Framework Choices to Develop React Apps in 2023

A review of popular React Frameworks that can be used to develop React Applications.

24. Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting

Next.js and SignalR integration. Next.js and SignalR troubleshooting

25. Demystifying React Hooks: Usage, Examples, and Common Mistakes

Unleash the full potential of React Hooks! Discover how to leverage this powerful feature to enhance your React applications with examples and common pitfalls.

26. How to Build a Web Page Summarization App With Next.js, OpenAI, LangChain, and Supabase

An app that can understand the context of any web page. We'll show you how to create a handy web app that can summarize the content of any web page

27. How to Upload Source Maps to Sentry with Next.js

Troubleshooting with source maps uploading to Sentry with Next.js

28. Using Next.js + Playwright + GitHub Actions to Make a To-Do App

A comprehensive Todo app with APIs and E2E tests with GitHub Actions enabled.

29. How to Send Email Verification in Next.js 14 With NextAuth.js, Resend, and React Email

How to implement secure email verification in Next.js 14 using NextAuth.js, Resend, and React Email. Enhance your web application's security and user experience

30. Implementing i18n in Next.js: A Guide to Non-Route-Based Localization

Next.js: A Guide to Non-Route-Based Localization

31. Hiding Your API Credentials Client Side Using a Proxy Server in React

When you're writing client-side code to make API requests, you might need a Proxy Server to hide your API Credentials. Let's see how to do this for React apps.

32. Next.js vs React: Who Wins the Battle?

There are two popular options for creating web applications with React: Next.js and React Router. Both have their pros and cons, but which one.

33. Bridging Design and Development: Creating an Open-Source Portfolio Website Template for Designers

Bridging Design and Development: Creating an open-source portfolio website template for designers. Easy customization, visual focus, and one-click deployment.

34. The Ultimate Guide to Integrating Cloudinary With Next.js

Enhance your web app's performance with Cloudinary in Next.js! Optimize media delivery and improve user experience. Learn how in our step-by-step guide.

35. Optimizing SEO in Next.js: Techniques for Better Search Engine Visibility

In this blog post, we will explore advanced techniques for optimizing SEO in Next.js to enhance search engine visibility and attract more organic traffic.

36. Creating Effective And Optimized Next.JS Reusable Components.

Learn to create reusable components in React for better code organization and maintenance, using ComponentProps and HTMLAttributes interfaces for adaptability..

37. How to Create a Personal WebDev IDE in Next.js

In this tutorial, we'll explore the process of building a functional web development Integrated Development Environment (IDE) using React within a Next.js appli

38. Level Up Your Front-End Game with These 8 Side-Project Ideas 🥇

Over the span of a year, I created 8 web app and game clones. I decided to share them, so the community can get some inspiration to build as well.

39. Create a Gradient Border With TailwindCSS and React

This blog post is a small tutorial in which I show you how you can create a gradient border blog card using Tailwind CSS.

40. How to Use Zero Knowledge Dapp Boilerplate

Learn how to build zero knowledge dapps, using zero knowledge proofs boilerplate. Build age verification dapp using zero knowledge proofs.

41. Understanding the Complexities of Next.js v13

Next.js v13 was released by Vercel at the Next.js conference in October 2022, bringing many new features and improvements.

42. Mastering Monorepos: Organizing Component NextJS Libraries & Projects with NPM Workspaces

Discover NPM Workspaces & Monorepos for efficient project management, empowering NextJS & Storybook integration in a unified repository.

43. Creating a React Form Repeater Component: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to create a React Form Repeater Component,

44. How to Implement Authentication in Next.js 14 With NextAuth.js, Shadcn/ui, react-hook-form, and Zod

Master Next.js 14 authentication with NextAuth.js, react-hook-form, & Zod. Learn to secure apps with email/password auth & more in this concise guide.

45. Why localStorage Still Crashes Your Website in 2023

How to deal with the Browser SecurityError: The operation is insecure or localStorage is not defined.

46. How to Build a Powerful Status Page With Great Performance and Design

This tutorial shows how a lightweight and performant time-series database coupled with queued status checks and a simple UI are best for robust applications.

47. Gatsby.js vs. Next.js: The Best React Framework and Its Use Cases

Gatsby.js vs. Next.js: Gatsby.js is better for static websites, while Next.js is better for dynamic or hybrid multi-user websites.

48. Getting Started with React Server Components: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

React Server Components are a new feature that lets you build apps that combining the interactivity of client-side apps with the performance of server rendering

49. The Step-by-Step Guide to Deploying Your Next.js App to Firebase Hosting

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to deploy a full-stack JavaScript web app into Firebase. We’ll deploy a Next.js application to Firebase hosting.

50. How To Create a Static, Personal Website for Less Than $1 a Month

The goal of this post is to show you how you can create your own static personal website for under $1 a month.

51. 7 Easy Steps to Set Up Google Analytics on Your Next.JS Website

A guide to help you set up Google Analytics 4 on your Next.js website.

52. TemplatesKart: Is this the Best Chakra UI Component Library?

Responsive chakra ui components, templates and projects. Production-ready hand crafted chakra Components and templates. Deliver your projects faster.

53. Using ChatGPT as an Educational Chatbot in a Next.js Frontend: A Guide

Let’s try our hand at building just such a frontend integration — a chat helper that can use OpenAI to answer a potential student’s questions...

54. How to Set Up Authentication With AWS Amplify in Next

Authentication is a way for applications to confirm user identity before granting permission or entry to a website.

55. How I Built an Online Radio with Soundcloud and NextJS

56. A Deep Dive into Styles and Structure Partitioning in Software Architecture

Learn about software architecture styles and structure partitioning, their implementation, use cases, and a practical TODO example system.

57. How To Create A User Portal On Airtable With Sync Inc And React

In this tutorial, you’ll see how to build a scalable, secure, and flexible client portal on Airtable using Sync Inc, Cotter, and Next.js.

58. Creating a Todo App with NextJs & Firebase

Hey devs, welcome to this tutorial; we will build a real-time Todo App with React, NextJs + Firebase.

59. Top 15 React Interview Questions & Answers You Need To Know in 2022

In this article, we'll go over some of the most common React interview questions and how to answer them.

60. Docker Image Optimization - Lean Docker Images for Next.JS

Using multi-stage builds to optimize production Docker image for faster deployment.

61. Integrating Stripe Checkout with Next.js Is Easier Than You Think

Learn how to seamlessly integrate Stripe Checkout with Next.js in this step-by-step guide. Set up a sandbox environment, get your API keys, and start accepting

62. How to Use mdx-bundler with Next.js

A short post on how to get started with mdx-bundler in Next.js

63. Resolving the FOUC Issue in Next.js App Routes

Learn how to diagnose and fix Flash of Unstyled Content (FOUC) in Next.js 14 with our step-by-step guide.

64. Embed an In-browser Code Preview into Your React Application with Sandpack

Sandpack is a react library that helps you to add a live, in-browser coding environment to your react application easily.

65. Connecting React 17, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, NextJS Into Developers Friendly Application

NextJS is becoming a de facto framework for modern web development. In this article we will build a starter repo that you can use for every new project.

66. A Step-by-Step Guide to Authenticating Users in Your DApp with 'Sign in with Ethereum'

Connecting Your Decentralized Application (Dapp) with a Backend: A Step-by-Step Guide.

67. Dev without Ops - Why we are building The Vercel for Backend

It was a great feeling to see my first website live on the internet.

68. Choosing Between React, Gatsby, Next.js For Your Frontend

React, Gatsby, Next.js. Which of the three should you choose for your frontend web development and what should you understand before you make the decision?

69. The New Next.js and SWR Clients: What You Need to Know

So that's it, we are now using SWR as our default data fetching library, giving you all the benefits, like optimistic updates while consuming WunderGraph APIs.

70. Build Faster Next.js Static Sites Using MDX And Contentlayer

Publishing static content becomes so effortless with Next.js, MDX, and Contentlayer. This article will show you how easy it is to implement that system.

71. 5 Reasons to Convert from React to Next.js

React itself is a great solution already. But why are there many guides on "How to convert React to Next.js"? Let's find out why and when Next.js is better.

72. A Compilation of the Best Full-Stack Clones: Amazon, Whatsapp, Netflix, Spotify & More

Explore a world of web development innovation with full-stack clones of popular apps, from Amazon to WhatsApp. Discover endless possibilities in tech!

73. Hacker Noon Product Update Q1 2020

Welcome to code, where the metrics are made up and the points don’t matter. I’m not #1. I just commit more often. 😛

74. Build a Web3 Movie Streaming dApp using NextJs, Tailwind, and Sia Renterd

This tutorial series will guide you in creating a decentralized application that leverages Sia's blockchain to ensure user data ownership and privacy.

75. Let's Build a Real-Time Collaborative Document Editor Using My Web App Framework of Choice

Learn how to build a secure, real-time collaborative document editor with Next.js, Appwrite, Liveblocks, and Permit.io using ReBAC.

76. How to Build a Web3 Play-To-Earn Platform with Next.js, Typescript, and Solidity

This course will guide learners through the process of creating a full-stack Blockchain-Based Play-to-Earn dApp including the use of ERC20 tokens.

77. Building Dynamic Websites With AI-Generated Content Automation

Come on a journey with me as I create a self-generating news app, powered by automated AI-generated content.

78. 50+ GitHub Repositories Every Front-End Developer Needs

50+ Github Repositories Every Front-end Developer Needs

79. The 9 Mistakes JavaScript Developers Make the Most

In this article, we'll take a look at some of the most common JavaScript mistakes and how to avoid them.

80. Secure Your Next.js Apps with Jscrambler

In this article, we’ll look at how you can integrate Jscrambler into your Next.js app development workflow.

81. Building a Full Stack Amazon Clone with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, Amplication and More.

This Amazon Clone features a wide range of technologies and functionalities, including Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, Typescript, Prisma and Amplicaiton

82. How to Build a Decentralized Charity Platform with Next.js, TypeScript, and Solidity

Build a decentralized application (Dapp) for a charity marketplace. Learn Solidity, Ethereum, OpenZeppelin, Next.js, TypeScript, Hardhat, EthersJs, Redux-Toolki

83. Enhancing Password Security and Recovery with Next.js 14 and NextAuth.js

Learn to set up a secure and user-friendly system for password recovery in Next.js, complete with token verification and email notifications.

84. Firebase Pagination Using StartAfter() and Nextjs

Firebase v9 Paging with StartAfter() + Nextjs 13.x.x

85. Why It's Your Destiny To Become A Full-Stack JavaScript Developer

I've never met a true, passionate web developer who isn't a multi-dimensional specialist interested in a wide variety of topics related to their job.

86. Building a Transparent, Secure Lottery DApp with NextJs, Solidity, and CometChat

If you're looking to build a cutting-edge decentralized application that combines the power of blockchain technology, real-time communication, and user-generate

87. Why I Ditched Wordpress to Save My Music Release and What I Did After

I’m a Chapman Stick player turned web developer. I’ve had a Wordpress site for my Electronic Prog-Rock music project since 2014, much before I started my career as a web developer in 2017. Since becoming a developer, I’ve wanted to rebuild the website but, a combination of time, lack of design chops, and a bit of ignorance of how to migrate all the plugin tools Wordpress provides delayed my project.

88. Setting Up NextJS 13 with Auth0 and Sub-Domains: A Guide to Multi-Tenancy Web Apps

Learn how to set up NextJS 13 with Auth0 for a web multi-tenancy app using sub-domains. Overcome issues with callbacks, grant_type, and logout URLs

89. JavaScript Becomes More Powerful Than Ever

JavaScript in 2025 is more powerful, expressive, and efficient than ever.

90. How to Create Apple Music's Background Blur Effect Using Blurhash

n this blog post, we'll learn how to create apple music's background blur effect using blurhash.

91. Build a Decentralized Voting Dapp with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and CometChat

In this guide, we will teach you how to build your own decentralized voting dapp using Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and CometChat.

92. How To Score A Perfect 100 Google Lighthouse Score in Chrome Dev Tools

This is How I Built My Portfolio Site and personal blog using React and NextJS, and how it achieved a Perfect Lighthouse Score. I rundown all the fudamental iss

93. How I Built a Vendor Stall for Small Businesses to Sell Goods Online in Three Weekends

You can build an enterprise-grade app with low-level knowledge thanks to the myriad of robust services covering every aspect of a web product’s needs. In this article, I explore how I built an app over a couple of weekends in lockdown with not a lot of work.

94. How I Made Next.js and PWA Finally Get Along — With next-pwa-pack

A deep dive into building next-pwa-pack, a zero-config PWA toolkit for Next.js 15 with App Router, SSR, cache sync, and server revalidation.

95. How I Built a Warehouse Management App Called Cardus

A web app that allows users to create and manage their warehouse of items.

96. 5 reasons to consider Next.js for your next projects

Next.js is a framework built on React that gives frontend developers the flexibility of creating modern and scalable apps

97. Tutorial For Supabase And Next.js Fans On How To Build A Slack Clone

Creating a Slack clone with Supabase and Next.js

98. Nextjs User Login Authentication in 5 Simple Steps Using Auth0

In this post we are going to discuss, how you can set up a user Login authentication using Auth0 in Next.js projects.

99. Redesigning Apps Using Ruby On Rails: The Risks and The Risk-Free Approaches

Learn how to apply the new design to a Ruby on Rails app without risks to your business and do that cheaper.

100. The 7 Best React Component Libraries for 2022

In this article, I will be sharing with you 7 awesome React UI libraries that you should check out.

101. How to Build a Github User Finder App With Next.js & Tailwind CSS

In this project, we are going to build GitHub user Search App using Github API. We will design the UI of the app using Tailwind CSS with Next.js as a framework.

102. Sending an Invoice and Adding a Payment Reminder in Next.js with Courier API

How to send invoices and add a payment reminder in Next.js with Courier API. Utilizes React and JavaScript to build services in Node.JS.

103. These Full-stack Projects Are a Must for Your 2020 Portfolio 🤯

Procrastination, we've all dealed with it. But today because of this blog post you will find five full-stack projects you can add to your portfolio before the end of 2020!

104. How We Store User Prefs in Local Storage Using Hooks in Next.js

We decided to build a custom hook that would load and store user preferences from local storage, so users can start with the same settings applied.

105. Ethereum ️❤️ JavaScript: Cheatsheet

Bunch of code snippets solving most common problems every Web3 developer needs.

106. A Guide to Composing and Integrating APIs Together

With React/Next.js, the fundamental problem you’re solving is that of turning some notion of ‘state’ into DOM, with a focus on composability

107. 🔥 Building a pricing page and charging visitors — A NextJS Guide 🤯 🤯

I will show you how to build a page with multiple pricing tiers in this article.

108. Streamline NestJS Setup with Extensive React Boilerplate

Extensive React Boilerplate: what is it, what features include, how it complements Nest.js boilerplate to build full-stack apps

109. Building Highly Performant Applications With React Server Components

React introduced a new feature called React Server Components (RSC) in December 2020. RSC are a new type of React component that can run on the server

110. Predicting The State of Front End Development: 2021 Edition

Where is front-end development heading in 2021? Jay Freestone examines trends and technologies that will shape web development this year.

111. Building a GraphQL eCommerce App from Scratch

How to Build a GraphQL eCommerce App from Scratch

112. React’s New Server Components Might Be the Death of Bloated Web Apps

A senior-level deep dive into how React Server Components (RSC), SSR, and CSR work together in Next.js 15 — and why server-first rendering is the future.

113. Docker for Beginners: Containerizing a Nextjs Application

Containerization in it's entirety is an incredibly useful concept. From being able to execute applications in isolation, to being able to port them easily..

114. This Open Source Tool Can Spin Up Entire Websites from a Single Prompt

Your collaborative AI assistant to design, iterate, and scale full-stack applications for the web.

115. Build a Production Ready Restaurant Website with Next.js 12 and Cosmic

How you can use Next.js and Cosmic to create special web pages such as restaurant websites that include restaurant menus that have many images and animations.

116. Next vs Gatsby: Comparing Their Approach to Handling Data

Next.js and Gatsby are modern front-end frameworks based on React.

117. Automatic Image Optimization: Next.js 10 New Standards for 2020

Vercel has recently announced the latest version of its React-based web framework- Next.js 10.

118. How to Create a Simple Object Detector with NextJs

A simple tutorial for beginners to create an object detector with NextJs.

119. How to Fix a 404 Error When Getting a YouTube Video Thumbnail in Next.js

You might occasionally see a 404 error in the console log when displaying a YouTube thumbnail.

120. Authentication in Web Apps: Connecting Auth0, ASP.NET Core and Nuxt.js

User authentication and authorization can be difficult and time consuming. Getting it wrong can also have disastrous consequences, such as malicious users accessing and stealing personal or sensitive information from your app.

121. TwNFT - Mint your tweets as NFTs easily and for free

In this post, I introduce TwNFT, an application that lets you mint your tweets as NFTs easily and for free and explain how it works and how I made it.

122. How to add Video Call and Voice Call Functionality in a Full Stack Whatsapp Clone

This blog post demonstrates how to integrate Zegocloud's services for Video Call and Voice Call functionality into a Full Stack WhatsApp Clone.

123. Build an AI Agent That Out-Researches Your Competitors

Build your own Perplexity-style deep research AI agent using Next.js 15, OpenAI & exa.ai. Complete architectural guide with production-ready TypeScript code.

124. Configuring WordPress as Headless CMS using REST API with Nextjs

In today’s blog, we are going to see how we can configure WordPress as Headless CMS using REST API with Nextjs.

125. What Makes Next.js so Good?

126. How to Build a Video Call App with ZEGOCLOUD and React

In this blog post, I will show you how to create a video call app using ZEGOCLOUD and React. ZEGOCLOUD is a cloud-based video call platform.

127. An Essential Guide to Feature Toggles Using Next.JS and React

This post will show you how to build the Feature Toggle mechanism in your Next.JS application. We are going to use Next.JS, React, and TypeScript

128. Deploying a Full Stack Amazon Clone with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, and Nest.js on Aptible

Learn how to deploy an Amazon Clone application on Aptible, a secure and scalable cloud infrastructure platform.

129. What Does "Serverless" Mean?

In the simplest terms, a serverless system is a way to build an application without having to manage the infrastructure. It reduces administration & maintenance

130. Next.JS vs. React: What Should You Use?

React is a tool for building a front end. Next.js serves the same purpose. However, both instruments offer a slightly different set of features.

131. Learn Agent Instructions: Fine-Tuning Autonomous AI Agent Trajectory

Agent Instructions are a set of directives appended into an agent during its provisioning phase.

132. Next.js v15 — What’s new under the hood

The new version is interesting not only for its new functionality, but also for the shift in priorities, the organization and reflection on mistake.

133. Fetch the Right Data With Next.js and React SSR

A frontend developer should be able to define what data is needed for a given page

134. Building Better React & Next.js Apps: Mistakes, Tips, and Best Practices

This guide offers insights and practical tips to improve code reliability and maintainability in React, Next.js, and modern JavaScript applications.

135. Building a Secure Newsletter Subscription with NextJS, Supabase, Nodemailer, and Arcjet 🔐💯

In this tutorial, we will build a custom email subscription app by integrating robust security measures and validation techniques.

136. April Infrastructure Shift Brings May Time On Story Page Lift

Hacker Noon Product Update: Overview of What We Deployed in April 2020

137. Learn How Build a Progressive Web App in Minutes with Next.js

Explore Next.js's new native PWA support to easily create powerful, app-like web experiences with offline caching, push notifications, and seamless updates.

138. Using Webiny Headless CMS With Starter Kits for Gatsby, NextJS

You can spin up a Webiny instance on your own cloud infrastructure in minutes, and use one of our 1-click starters to get build a frontend quickly.

139. Why I Switched To Tailwind For Writing CSS

TailwindCSS is a highly customizable, low-level CSS framework. Here are my reasons why I decided to switch from normal CSS to Tailwind CSS for my work.

140. Building an Efficient Waitlist App with Next.js and Xata

A waitlist application is used by agencies, companies, marketing campaign websites, and many more to collect user data from a website.

141. Taking Advantage of React to Improve User Experience

In this article, we'll discuss some tips on how to create a great user experience with React.

142. How to Create a Web3 Events Marketplace with Next.js, Typescript, and Solidity

By the end of this guide, you'll have a functioning decentralized platform where users can list and participate in events.

143. Next.js Vs. Gatsby: What Is The Best Choice In 2021

Next.js and Gatsby - what their strengths and weaknesses are and which one is the better choice

144. How to Build a Decentralized House Rental Platform with Next.js, Redux, and Solidity

Learn to build a decentralized house rental marketplace on Ethereum.

145. How to Build a Chatbot with Langchain, Next.js, OpenAI, and Supabase

A chatbot system that can be trained with custom data from PDF files.

146. How Astro Made My Portfolio 82% Faster to Build

I moved my portfolio website from Next.js to Astro after three years. Faster builds, less JavaScript, better SEO, and a simpler setup that just works.

147. Creating a RAG chatbot with NextJS, OpenAI & Dewy

This guide will walk you through building a RAG application using NextJS, the OpenAI API, and Dewy as your knowledge base.

148. Implementing Slack Notifications in Your Next Application

Slack notifications are one of the easiest ways to get notified for smaller teams.

149. The Axios Nightmare Is Over: Meet Axios-Fixed

Axios was compromised in a major supply chain attack affecting 100M+ installs. Learn what happened and how to migrate safely to axios-fixed in minutes.

150. Implementing Secure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in a Next.js Application Using Permit.io

Learn how to implement secure, scalable Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in a Next.js app with Permit.io, managing user permissions and enhancing app security.

151. Using Next.js 13’s Bleeding-Edge Features for Data Fetching

The app directory, Streaming, Suspense, and hybrid Server and Client Components were demystified — with a little help from GraphQL + WunderGraph.

152. Our Communication No Longer Belongs to Us

AI could help you create your own private contact room on WhatsApp 1.0.

153. Next.js Authentication Made Easy with Firebase

Set up secure authentication in your Next.js app with Firebase. Follow this step-by-step guide to quickly integrate Google and Email/Password sign-in methods.

154. Building a Production Grade Testnet Faucet With Typescript, Redis and Nextjs

In this tutorial, I will teach you how to build your own faucet be it for your team or personal use.

155. NotionNext: The All-in-One Platform for Building Notion-Powered Websites

NotionNext is an open-source project that allows you to build a website directly from your Notion workspace.

156. JavaScript JS0/JSSugar Proposals, Node.js 23, Next.js 15 RC2 and More - This Week in JS

A look at a controversial proposal about splitting JavaScript, the latest Node.js release, some killer tools, and more.

157. Isomorphic TypeScript APIs are a Gamechanger, Blurring the Line Between Client & Server

Full-Stack development just reached a whole new level of productivity. Isomorphic TypeScript APIs, as I call them, blur the lines between client and server.

158. Building a Medusa WebShop With One Command

In this article, you will get started with Medusa by building your first headless store with a single command.

159. How I Improved My Website Performance Score from 35 to 100

Discover the steps I took to skyrocket my website performance score from 35 to a perfect 100. Learn about leveraging Next.js, optimizing images, choosing the ri

160. 2025 SEO Strategy: Less Copywriting, More Engineering

AI-generated content is changing the SEO game. Learn how a technical, SEO-first PWA architecture is now non-negotiable.

161. Bun just got 60% faster, Doom now runs on TypeScript, and OpenAI launched GPT 4.5 - This Week in JS

This Week in JavaScript includes OpenAI's groundbreaking GPT-4.5 model, Doom running in TypeScript, major Bun updates, and Firefox's privacy controversy,

162. Using Next.js to Effectively Format a Page and Structure Its SEO

Organizing your Next.js application and using its components.

163. How I Made My Next.js Blog Serve Markdown Files for Agent Experience SEO (AX-SEO)

How to serve raw Markdown files in a Next.js blog using middleware and API routes, enabling Agent Experience SEO (AX-SEO).

164. How to Add Reactivity to Your Next.js Blog Using Giscus

Learn how to add A comments & reactions system to your Next.js blog powered by GitHub Discussions using giscus.

165. How to Integrate Next.js with Electron Using React Server Components

Combining Next.js and Electron app to use React Server Components without opening ports or running HTTP server even on localhost.

166. An Intro to Middleware in NextJS 12

NextJS 12 was announced yesterday at the NextJS Conf and they announced a new feature called middleware which allows one to modify the response to a request.

167. Here's Everything We Learned From the React Native Summit

Highlights from the deprecation of Create React App, exciting updates from the React Native Summit, and why ES Modules are becoming the standard in JavaScript.

168. Integrating React Bricks With an External API

n this tutorial, we will walk through the process of fetching a cat image from The Cat API, and rendering it in a React Bricks application.

169. Building the "Spotify Wrapped" of Product Hunt: A 48-Hour Technical Sprint to Map the Maker Economy

I built a cinematic 'Spotify Wrapped' for Product Hunt makers using Next.js. Discover your 2025 global rank and persona before our Dec 27 launch!

170. Comparing The Top React Frameworks

There are many reasons to switch from traditional CRA to the modern framework of React.

171. Building a Logo Creation App with Next.js, Shadcn/ui, and Lucide React

Learn how to build a customizable logo builder app with Next.js, shadcn/ui, html2canvas-pro, and Lucide Icons. Follow our step-by-step guide to create and perso

172. The Evolution of Our Tech Stack: Lessons, Optimizations, And Outlooks

How to build a tech stack if you run an early-stage startup.

173. My Checklist for a Production-Ready Website

There are many aspects to be considered for a production-ready website. Here is my short list of what to look for.

174. How a Small Next.js Routing Change Boosted My Google AdSense Revenue

Why Google AdSense ads silently fail on Next.js sites using client-side navigation—and the simple fix that restored impressions and revenue.

175. WordPress Headless + CPT + ACF: How to Build a Flexible Content Platform

This article will guide you through creating a flexible and dynamic content platform using WordPress as a headless CMS

176. How I Built an Engine That Turns Architecture Sketches Into Animations

Learn how to build a "Magic Move" animation engine for Excalidraw from scratch using Next.js and Framer Motion.

177. Dive into Web3 Contracts with Hardhat and Node.js Vol.3

Crafting Telegram bot-driven NFTs, and delving into Web3 and blockchain tech for creative enthusiasts.

178. Next.js: Firebase Authentication and Middleware for API Routes

Recently I made a small web app that requires user accounts. I learned quite a bit about setting up authentication with Firebase on the client-side and using it on the server-side to protected API routes with a middleware pattern similar to Express.js. This post is a recap of what I learned based on this project for future reference. You can find the code for this project on GitHub here.

179. Authentication Sucks—So This Developer Built a Better Starting Point

Open Source Full-stack clean authentication template with Next.js, NodeJs, ExpressJs. Features email/OTP, OAuth, RBAC, JWT security, and more.

180. Supercharge Your SEO Game: Powered By getStaticProps

This is mainly useful for websites that use React/NextJS with a CMS (Content Management System) integration. No matter, whether it's WordPress, Contentful, Prismic or any other CMS. This concept is highly relevant for companies that require non-engineers to update the content easily. Whether, it's a change in the content, A/B testing or conversion-rate-optimization related. There are many reasons why the content of a website gets updated quite often throughout the year.

181. The Noonification: Newton’s Laws in Society: How Social Forces Move Physical Bodies (4/3/2024)

4/3/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

182. Data Visualization Got Boring, So I Made DataGlass

DataGlass is an AI-powered data visualization tool.

183. What to Consider When Choose an I18n Library for a Next.js 14 Application

What is the best choice, and how does one go about selecting an i18n library for production? Let’s address this decision-making process.

184. This One Script Fixed the “Images Drop In Late” Problem

A boring, repeatable image pipeline for Next.js: cap images at 800px, strip metadata, and auto-pick lossless vs lossy WebP so pages feel complete faster.

185. 8 Valuable Lessons I Learned After My Online Dev Radio Reached 700K+ Listens🙏💖

To celebrate 700K+ listens I decided to write an article where I could take you behind the scenes and share some of the most valuable lessons I've learned.

186. Real Feedback On My Portfolio That May Help You Improve Yours

Some months ago I posted an article about how I built my first personal portfolio. The feedback was pretty awesome and I got some great ideas.

187. Building a Collaborative Whiteboard: Why I Chose HTTP Polling Over WebSockets

This article explains how NodeLand uses a simpler, more pragmatic approach to document synchronization in a collaborative mind-mapping whiteboard.

188. Adding a File Service Plugin to Your Medusa Store: An Essential Guide

This tutorial will help you to learn how to add a file service plugin in order to be able to add products to your Medusa store via the admin dashboard

189. Create Your Own Ethereum NFT Explorer Using NextJS

An NFT Explorer is a Decentralized Application (dApp) that allows users to get information about an NFT collection from the blockchain.

190. The Exciting Journey Of Creating My First Portfolio📂🎉

For the last few months, I've been working on a personal portfolio. I've always believed that a separate portfolio is important for any dev since it connects you to future opportunities and it helps you to grow your network.

191. An Essential Guide to Rendering your Website

Back in the day, rendering a website was simple. You needed a web server that served HTML files. Those were static sites. Then developers started using databases and authentication. To achieve that, they needed to manipulate the HTML file before serving it.

192. Building a Better Experience for Courseware Management

Courseware as Code is a revolutionary approach to streamlining the production of courseware.

193. Save time by Generating Sitemaps Dynamically in NextJS

generate sitemap for next.js under 1 minute

194. Next.js Sitemap Generator Script

Learn how to create your own sitemap generator script for a static Next.js website.

195. The Noonification: Sam Bankman-(Never Getting)Fried (4/4/2024)

4/4/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

196. Why Learn Any Other Programming Language When You Can Learn Typescript?

Use TypeScript in all your projects and all use cases without any limitation. You can now do frontend, backend, infrastructure and machine learning in one progr

197. How We Built This: A Platform for Crowdsourced Design Patterns

Built with Next, Apollo and MongoDB and deployed with GitHub Actions and Docker.

198. New Template Offers Minimal Setup to Get React Working

The initialized project is designed for client-side applications exclusively.

199. How to Share Serializable Data Between React Components in Next.js

This article demonstrates how you can share any serializable data between React components.

200. 🌟 Introducing Universal Image Component: The Ultimate React/NextJS Image Solution!

Universal Image Component is the Ultimate React/NextJS Image Solution. It offers a range of modes to suit your needs. From Base64 conversion to CDN optimization

201. Making A Browser Console Log Wait Until Page Reloads [A How-To Guide]

Ever wanted to create a browser console log that persists after a page reloads? Sure, that isn’t a problem if you enable the “preserve log” option in your developer console, but hear me out.

202. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Leandro, Software Engineer

An interview with Leandro Nuñez, HackerNoon contributor, technical writer and software engineer.

203. An Overview of Next.js Router

These tips and tricks for you on the Next.js router help you make your DX better and code cleaner

204. How Build a Fully Typed Web App Using Next.js, PlanetScale, Drizzle, and Kysely

Harness the power of PlanetScale, Drizzle ORM, and Kysely Query Builder to develop a scalable fully-typed web app.

205. The HackerNoon Newsletter: AI Race With China Risks Undermining Western Values (7/17/2025)

7/17/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

206. Stop Guessing Prices: A Dev’s Guide to Smarter Currency Handling in Next.js

NextJs pricing page for Postly and Onu is built with detection, normalization, multi-provider FX, caching, and a tiny Switch Currency UI.

207. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Our Communication No Longer Belongs to Us (8/4/2025)

8/4/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

208. Casing Can Break Netlify Functions: Here's How

It may not be apparent when you're working on it locally, but quirks such as this one on Netlify can throw a wrench into your application deployed in prod.

209. Inside Dograh: The Architecture Behind an Open Voice AI Stack

A candid walkthrough of Dograh, the self-hostable voice AI platform built for developers who want full control, tracing, and no platform fees.

210. An Overview of our PH Launch for AskMakers v2.0

Oh…I am so sleepy…because I launched AskMakers 2.0 on Product Hunt and I have been monitoring it almost without sleeping😪

211. The Noonification: The Girl an Inch Tall (8/10/2023)

8/10/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

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67 Blog Posts To Learn About Next.js

LearnRepo — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 07:00:52 +0000

Let's learn about Next.js via these 67 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Next.js is a flexible React framework that gives you building blocks to create fast web applications. It's used on internet pages like this one :-)

1. 30 Next.js Interview Questions: Get Ready for Your Dream Job

Ace Your Next.js Interview with these commonly asked Next.js interview questions and answers.

2. How to manage state in Next.js 13 using Redux Toolkit

With server and client components in next.js 13, this tutorial will take you through integrating and managing state using redux toolkit in your project.

3. 6 Easy Steps to Use Next Auth in Next.js 13 Using Route Handler

Next.js is a JavaScript framework that enables developers to create front-end web applications that are run on a server. It is a React-based framework that is e

4. Next.js and File Downloads: Three Ways to Restrict Access to a File

Let's see exactly how we can protect files in next.js and allow certain users only to download them. Click to read the article...

5. Qwik vs Next.js: Speed Comparison

A benchmark comparison and analysis between Qwik and Next.js 13.

6. What is Next.JS and How to Debug it

7. Static Full-Text Search in Next.js with WebAssembly, Rust, and Xor Filters

I built a full-text search engine in Rust and WebAssembly. Fast, lightweight, and tons of fun to build!

8. How to Configure Microsoft Entra ID as a Login Provider in Your Next.js App

A step-by-step guide to integrate Microsoft Entra ID with Next.js using Auth.js (Next-Auth).

9. Create a Gradient Border With TailwindCSS and React

This blog post is a small tutorial in which I show you how you can create a gradient border blog card using Tailwind CSS.

10. How and Components Streaming works in Next.js

Dive into Next.js's , exploring component streaming and chunked encoding. Learn how it optimizes content delivery for a seamless user experience.

11. Understanding the Complexities of Next.js v13

Next.js v13 was released by Vercel at the Next.js conference in October 2022, bringing many new features and improvements.

12. Gatsby Won Against Next.js in this Heads Up Competition

A comparison of static site generators and how server-side rendering hurt performance

13. Getting Started with React Server Components: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

React Server Components are a new feature that lets you build apps that combining the interactivity of client-side apps with the performance of server rendering

14. 7 Easy Steps to Set Up Google Analytics on Your Next.JS Website

A guide to help you set up Google Analytics 4 on your Next.js website.

15. Creating a Todo App with NextJs & Firebase

Hey devs, welcome to this tutorial; we will build a real-time Todo App with React, NextJs + Firebase.

16. How to Use mdx-bundler with Next.js

A short post on how to get started with mdx-bundler in Next.js

17. Choosing Between React, Gatsby, Next.js For Your Frontend

React, Gatsby, Next.js. Which of the three should you choose for your frontend web development and what should you understand before you make the decision?

18. SuperAGI - Learn About This Dev-First Framework for Building Useful Autonomous AI Agents

SuperAGI is an open-source platform providing infrastructure to build autonomous AI agents. Designed to run multiple agents concurrently, SuperAGI's diverse set

19. 5 Reasons to Convert from React to Next.js

React itself is a great solution already. But why are there many guides on "How to convert React to Next.js"? Let's find out why and when Next.js is better.

20. Building Dynamic Websites With AI-Generated Content Automation

Come on a journey with me as I create a self-generating news app, powered by automated AI-generated content.

21. Authenticate Your Users Using Facial Recognition With FaceIO, Next.JS and Tailwind CSS

FaceIO is a facial authentication framework that can easily be integrated into any website or web app using a simple JavaScript snippet.

22. Moonshot's Kimi K2 Is a Hefty Contender to Claude, GPT-4 & Even Gemini

Could models like Claude, GPT-4, or Gemini Pro be losing their top spot?

23. Secure Your Next.js Apps with Jscrambler

In this article, we’ll look at how you can integrate Jscrambler into your Next.js app development workflow.

24. Your Complete Guide to Self-Hosting Umami Analytics with Vercel and Supabase

Umami Analytics is an open-source alternative to Google Analytics. It is free (open source) and allows self hosting (no vendor lock in).

25. Migrating to Next.js 13: A Simple Walkthrough

A step-by-step process for migrating from next.js 12 to 13.

26. MongoDB Support for NestJS Boilerplate With Hexagonal Architecture

NestJS Boilerplate with MongoDB support implementation with hexagonal architecture

27. How to Create a Contact Form Using Supabase & Next JS

An introduction to Supabase — Part 1. Learn how to set up a database on Supabase to handle form submissions from a contact form.

28. Here’s How I Built a Free, Open-Source Project Manager to Help Teams Keep Costs Under $15/Month

Today, I'm excited to share my open-source project manager with you all. I built this from the ground up with the goal of keeping operational costs under $15 pe

29. Streamline NestJS Setup with Extensive React Boilerplate

Extensive React Boilerplate: what is it, what features include, how it complements Nest.js boilerplate to build full-stack apps

30. Best JavaScript Frameworks 2025, Laravel vs. Next.js, and More - This Week in JS

It’s 2025, and we've got some exciting trends to kick off the year, including the evolution of tech stacks, the Laravel vs Next.js rivalry

31. Design Once, Reuse Everywhere — How I Built a Custom Shadcn UI Registry with Next.js and Vercel

Build and deploy a public shadcn/ui registry on Next.js & Vercel—covering setup, registry.json, cssVars, deps, and quick CLI install.

32. Automatic Image Optimization: Next.js 10 New Standards for 2020

Vercel has recently announced the latest version of its React-based web framework- Next.js 10.

33. How to Fix a 404 Error When Getting a YouTube Video Thumbnail in Next.js

You might occasionally see a 404 error in the console log when displaying a YouTube thumbnail.

34. Configuring WordPress as Headless CMS using REST API with Nextjs

In today’s blog, we are going to see how we can configure WordPress as Headless CMS using REST API with Nextjs.

35. My Personal Plan to Learn the Whole Web Frontend Development Ecosystem in 2021

I have always been very curious about the whole web frontend development ecosystem. It seems to me technology and developer tooling evolve very fast, and people have done a lot of creative things in this space in the last several years. Being completely ignorant to frontend it also added motivation for me to make a commitment this year (new year resolution🎉) to become proficient at frontend development.

36. Building an uNFT Marketplace Using Next.js, Cosmic and Stripe

Build a uNFT marketplace using React.js Next.js Cosmic CMS and Stripe. You could build your own projects using these powerful tools

37. An Essential Guide to Feature Toggles Using Next.JS and React

This post will show you how to build the Feature Toggle mechanism in your Next.JS application. We are going to use Next.JS, React, and TypeScript

38. Next.js Locks the Back Door, OpenAI Unlocks Image Generation, and Vue Steals the Spotlight

Stay updated on JavaScript! Critical Next.js security fix, OpenAI’s 4o image generation, Vue.js 2025 insights, and major tool updates in Babel, Bun, and pnpm.

39. How to Build DApp on Rootstock with Next.js, Typescript, and Solidity

Step-by-step guide to building a DApp on Rootstock with Next.js, TypeScript, and Solidity. Learn how to set up your development environment.

40. Using Open-Source Software to Disrupt Marketplaces

“Disruption innovation,” a term coined in the mid-90’s, is used to describe a phenomenon where small business owners can build simpler, lower-priced products to take on less agile, established companies who have begun to focus on enterprise sales.

41. Sending emails with Edge Functions on Supabase

A simple tutorial on Edge Functions . Learn how to work with edge functions on Supabase to send emails.

42. Using Webiny Headless CMS With Starter Kits for Gatsby, NextJS

You can spin up a Webiny instance on your own cloud infrastructure in minutes, and use one of our 1-click starters to get build a frontend quickly.

43. I Shaved 1MB Off My Next.js App – The Fix Was Hiding in Plain Sight

Struggling with slow Next.js load times? Learn how I cut 1MB of JavaScript bloat, fixed import chaos, and made my app blazing fast.

44. How to Build a Blog with NextJs, Chakra UI, and HyGraph

In this article, I described how I created my blog using NextJs, Chakra UI, and GraphCMS. I also disclosed the tools, technologies, and services that I used.

45. How to Build an AI-Powered Web Application With Next.js and TensorFlow.js: A Guide

This tutorial is designed to guide you through building an AI-powered web application and showcase the potential of AI in everyday web development

46. How I Built an Infinite Canvas That Connects Git Repos, Notes, and Tasks

How Ideon combines ReactFlow, Yjs, and Git to create a real-time collaborative canvas for developers while solving sync conflicts, performance, and SSRF risks.

47. How to Deploy a Next.js Book Reader App on AWS with Docker

Deploy a Next.js Book Reader App on AWS using Docker! Learn how to set up an EC2 instance, build a Docker image, and run your app in a container.

48. Angular 19 Is Here, Next.js From China, NEWEST JavaScript Engine, and More - This Week in JS

Today, we’ll be looking at Angular’s game-changing updates, an unknown JavaScript framework from China, and a revolutionary JavaScript engine called Nova

49. Cut Load Times in Half with These Next.js Tweaks

To enhance your Next.js application performance you should prevent typical mistakes while applying essential optimization techniques. Discover methods to reduce

50. Next.js Authentication Made Easy with Firebase

Set up secure authentication in your Next.js app with Firebase. Follow this step-by-step guide to quickly integrate Google and Email/Password sign-in methods.

51. How to Add Real-time Page Views to Your Next.js Website

If you're searching for a simple and effective method to incorporate real-time page views into your next.js website, you've come across the perfect tutorial.

52. Generative AI in JavaScript? Microsoft GenAIScript, Svelte 5, Next.js 15 and More - This Week in JS

In this edition of This Week in Javascript, we’ve got some game-changing updates on Microsoft’s GenAIScript, the long-awaited Svelte 5 update, and more.

53. Using Next.js to Effectively Format a Page and Structure Its SEO

Organizing your Next.js application and using its components.

54. How to Add Reactivity to Your Next.js Blog Using Giscus

Learn how to add A comments & reactions system to your Next.js blog powered by GitHub Discussions using giscus.

55. How to Integrate Next.js with Electron Using React Server Components

Combining Next.js and Electron app to use React Server Components without opening ports or running HTTP server even on localhost.

56. An Intro to Middleware in NextJS 12

NextJS 12 was announced yesterday at the NextJS Conf and they announced a new feature called middleware which allows one to modify the response to a request.

57. How to Build a Request Access Approval System Using Next.js

Learn how to build an efficient Request Access Approval System using Next.js and Permit.io for managing permissions securely and effectively

58. Next.js: Firebase Authentication and Middleware for API Routes

59. This One Script Fixed the “Images Drop In Late” Problem

A boring, repeatable image pipeline for Next.js: cap images at 800px, strip metadata, and auto-pick lossless vs lossy WebP so pages feel complete faster.

60. Creating a SendFox Newsletter Signup Form in Next.js: A Tutorial

A practical guide to fill in a missing piece in the product docs

61. OpenAI Introduces Controversial o1 Pricing Model

OpenAI's o1 Pro model is making waves in the JavaScript community, but at what cost?

62. How I Built a Simple MDX Blog in Next.js and why I chose native mdx over Contentlayer

How a senior software engineer built his first blog using NextJS and mdx.

63. Save time by Generating Sitemaps Dynamically in NextJS

generate sitemap for next.js under 1 minute

64. Making A Browser Console Log Wait Until Page Reloads [A How-To Guide]

Ever wanted to create a browser console log that persists after a page reloads? Sure, that isn’t a problem if you enable the “preserve log” option in your developer console, but hear me out.

65. An Overview of Next.js Router

These tips and tricks for you on the Next.js router help you make your DX better and code cleaner

66. One Developer. One Mission. A Better Home for LoL Esports

LOLTV.gg is a hub for League of Legends eSports, inspired by HLTV.org and VLR.gg.

67. How Build a Fully Typed Web App Using Next.js, PlanetScale, Drizzle, and Kysely

Harness the power of PlanetScale, Drizzle ORM, and Kysely Query Builder to develop a scalable fully-typed web app.

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149 Blog Posts To Learn About Networking

LearnRepo — Mon, 24 Aug 2026 23:00:57 +0000

Let's learn about Networking via these 149 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Diplomacy is the art of going to hell in such a way that people look forward to the trip.

1. 19 things I learnt reading the NodeJSdocs

I’d like to think I know Node pretty well. I haven’t written a web site that doesn’t use it for about 3 years now. But I’ve never actually sat down and read the docs.

2. How to Create a Custom Captive Portal for Home WiFi with Raspberry Pi and AI

Explore the process of creating a personalized captive portal for home WiFi using Raspberry Pi and AI-powered customization.

3. Bitcoin Miners Beware: Invalid Blocks Need Not Apply

Like my Moore’s Law article, this is an excerpt from a much larger article. It’s good enough to serve as a standalone piece because the misconception this aims to put to rest is a commonly raised one that becomes annoyingly repetitive.

4. 10 things InfoSec Professionals Need to Know About Networking

So this story stems from the fact that I’ve plopped myself into the InfoSec world from App Development and from my Sec work I’ve really seen and understood that there is a need for a greater security understanding amongst devs, and the planet in general.

5. The System Design Cheat Sheet: Load Balancer, Reverse Proxy, Forward Proxy, API Gateway

Discover the key features of Load Balancers, Reverse Proxies, Forward Proxies, and API Gateways. Ideal for refreshing knowledge before System Design interview.

6. How to Set Up a Local DNS Server With Python

DNS servers play a crucial role in translating human-friendly domain names into IP addresses that computers use to identify each other on the network.

7. How to Fix an Ethernet Cable Plug (RJ45 Plug) and Other Ethernet Tips

Many of you have probably experienced problems with a broken RJ45 plug. The locking tab of RJ45 plugs breaks easily and this is one of the most common issues faced by the users of Ethernet cables. Now, I’ll tell you about a temporary solution that will help you make a connection with a broken plug more reliable.

8. Cracking the SANS GSEC Certification

The SANS GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC) certification is for anyone working in the field of Information Security.

9. The Top 6 Serial over Network utility

Attempting to connect a serial device to more than one computer would lead to a tangle of cables and is almost impossible without a serial over network solution

10. How to Download a File Using cURL With Examples

If you have ever used cURL to retrieve the output of a file, believe me, saving that output to a file only takes a few more characters.

11. Rethinking Programming: Network-Aware Type System

Introduction

12. DNS Queries Explained

DNS is a topic often considered difficult to understand, but the basic workings are actually not hard to grasp. The first fundamental point to grasp is that every domain in existence is linked to an Internet Protocol (IP) address.

13. How to Create a Personal Residential Proxy to Bypass Geo Restrictions

By setting up a peer-to-peer(P2P) VPN and connecting my laptop and desktop to it, I was able to route the traffic of my laptop in India to my desktop in the US.

14. Unity Realtime Multiplayer, Part 2: TCP, UDP, WebSocket Protocols

This article covers the data transmission protocols utilized in real-time multiplayer games.

15. Inside AWS Route53's Weighted Routing Policy

Unveiling the Hidden Secrets of AWS Route53 Weighted Routing Policy

16. Private Networks: How Tailscale Works

People often ask us for an overview of how Tailscale works. We’ve been putting off answering that, because we kept changing it! But now things have started to settle down.

17. How to Create a Personal Brand in the Design Industry

Information and guidance on how to create and showcase a compelling personal brand in the digital design industry.

18. Deep Dive into SSL certificates

A deep dive discussion on SSL certificate

19. How the Domain Name System Works

The Domain Name System.

20. IPv6 and CTV: The Measurement Challenge From the Fastest-Growing Ad Channel

IPv6 breaks digital ad measurement. Learn how IPinfo’s research-driven, active-measurement model restores accuracy across CTV and all channels.

21. How to do API Caching with Dio and Hive in Flutter

With this short guide you can add caching to your flutter app that requests an API or a web server and receives information that is required to be stored.

22. Network Security 101: Everything You Need to Know

Network Security is Vital. Its purpose is to prevent unauthorized users from accessing an organization's network and devices. It is intended to keep data safe.

23. Developer Marketing Guide: 2020 Version

Initial Thoughts

24. Making a Ping in PHP: A Quick Guide

Learn how to make a Ping in PHP with this quick and easy-to-follow guide.

25. What Kubernetes Network Plugin Should You Use? A Side by Side Comparison

Discover a comparative analysis of Kubernetes network plugins Flannel, Cilium, Calico, and Canal. Learn about their performance, security.

26. Unity Realtime Multiplayer, Part 3: Reliable UDP Protocol

The TCP and UDP protocols each have pros and cons. What if we could combine TCP's reliability and UDP's efficiency? Hello Reliable UDP (RUDP)!

27. Accessing Network Apps Running Inside WSL2 from Other Devices in Your LAN

In this article, I explain how to tweak Windows and WSL networking to bypass WSL NAT and connect to development servers inside WSL from other devices in LAN.

28. The DIY 5G Router Hack That Turns a Raspberry Pi Into a Pocket-Sized Powerhouse

This step-by-step guide shows you how to add mobile connectivity and create a pocket-sized network powerhouse.

29. From DevOps to NetDevOps: Where Are We Now in Networking?

NetdevOps is the application of DevOps principles in networking,
modern network engineers and administrators should manage networks efficiently for agility.

30. From Mobile Phones to Networking: Nokia's Evolution in the Tech Industry

Nokia, once the undisputed king of the mobile phone market, has struggled to maintain its position in recent years.

31. Developing Cross-platform Qt Applications for BLE-based Systems

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth LE, also known as Bluetooth Smart) is a form of wireless PAN technology that can be used to transfer data between devices.

32. A Deeper Look into SSH and X.509 Certificates

Although SSH certificates are the most secure way to regulate SSH access, they are underutilized. This article explains why you should be using SSH certificates

33. Effective Techniques for Debugging Network Connectivity Issues in Mobile Apps

Master network debugging for mobile apps. Troubleshoot connectivity issues, enhance performance and improve user experience.

34. The Day I Learned My NAS Was Traceable Through TLS Logs

I recently learned about a new way to leak your privacy, and it's a scary one.

35. Unity Realtime Multiplayer, Part 1: Networking Basics

This article covers networking basics, player experience considerations, network speeds, underlying infrastructure and potential delays.

36. TCP / IP Stack - Simplified for Web Developers 🌍🧑🏻‍💻

TCP / IP model is not a physical thing. It is a conceptual model used to understand how communications are made over the Internet, and consists of 4 layers.

37. Hello There: The Introverted Developer's Guide to Professional Networking :)

The right socialization strategies can influence the present moment value of money. Social skills directly map to the amount of money we earn.

38. How to Be Careful When Sharing WiFi Password With QR Code

Share your QR code of your network carefully, mistakes can lead to disaster

39. Networking at VC Events: How to Gain More Value?

The pandemic and lockdowns have proven to the world the simple truth that we are social beings.

40. From Networking to the Cloud: Navigating Career Shifts in a Cloud-First World

Many network folks find the idea of learning cloud architecture. The truth is that the two are more similar than they seem.

41. How to Hack a Huge Career in Tech with PR Expert & Founder Sarah Evans

I sat down with Sarah Evans—tech industry PR legend and strategic communications startup founder—to talk all things branding and influence: from personal to B2B. You can watch the Youtube version of this podcast right here in this post, or grab the audio-only on Spotify, or over at podcast.hackernoon.com.

42. Control TCP Retransmissions: Early Issue Detection to Prevent Data Loss

Prevent Data Loss in TCP: How to handle server failures effectively and avoid long TCP retransmissions

43. Notion CRM template: How I use it to Grow My Career

How to build a CRM tool to grow professional relationships and your career

44. Networking is Not Working

Let’s face it, networking is hyper-popular. Just open Eventbrite and you will see thousands of business events until the end of 2020. Even now, in the time of pandemic, nobody stopped attending NETWORKING events. Instead, we gladly filled our calendars with online events, webinars, business breakfasts via Zoom not to miss the precious chance to meet a (yet another) new person. Networking promises to bring endless opportunities, partnerships, and a lot of fun, but in fact it often results in nothing except for the senseless waste of time.

45. The Complex Systems of Internet of Things Devices Explained

The rise of IoT in networking is sparking key innovations in the field, including complex systems of Internet of Things devices (SIoTD). This guide will cover the basics of this emerging concept and its applications.

46. 93 Stories To Learn About Networking

Learn everything you need to know about Networking via these 93 free HackerNoon stories.

47. Clubhouse Is Just LinkedIn Built Better

LinkedIn may have been the center of business relations for the past decade, but Clubhouse is the Next Gen networking tool we've all been waiting for.

48. Bridging the Gap Between Technical & Non-technical Teams

To a certain extent, this gap is caused by a relatively low priority that soft skills are given among tech employees.

49. Going Beneath the GraphQL Federated API

Want to understand how GraphQL Federation works? Follow on

50. Proxy vs Reverse Proxy

Proxy is an application or computer that mimics a user on the internet. Reverse proxy is the "REVERSE" of proxy that is used by server to route traffic.

51. Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn: How to Harness the Professional Network

LinkedIn is more than just a place to dump your resume and log out, and if you’re still using it that way you’re missing out on a lot of value. There are features rolling out all the time that few know even exist, let alone how to use to their advantage, and it’s time to take another look at this platform that is bringing business people together from all around the world in real, meaningful ways. If you’ve never used live and native video, document sharing, or attended a LinkedInLocal or Global Meetup for LinkedIn event, it’s time to take another look at just what LinkedIn can do for you.

52. RIPE Atlas and Globalping: Choosing the Right Network Measurement Platform

Globalping vs RIPE Atlas, what are the differences and use-cases

53. Advice: Keep Doing Cool Shit Online

Your network is your net worth is the most bullshit stuff I've ever heard and a terrible piece of advice to give anyone early in their career.

54. Code Isn't the Only Solution; and 8 Other Dev Lessons, 7 Years Later

I'm working as a software developer for 7 years. You can read my background and how I got into the industry here. There are a few things I wish I learned earlier. Knowing these in advance would have made my job a lot easier. Some of this might sound pretty obvious, but not for me. If you're in the early stages of your career, doing a few of this will make you stand out.

55. Why do Modern Networks Require AIOps?

With AIOps, you can start optimizing and managing your networks now and prepare for the future like never before. Read on.

56. Wireshark & tcpdump: The Debugging Duo For Network Troubleshooting

Explore the power of Wireshark and tcpdump for network analysis in our comprehensive guide, unveiling tips for effective troubleshooting.

57. You Should Participate in Hackathons; and Here's Why

Why should you attend hackathons?
Five benefits of attending hackathons

58. Cisco Catalyst 3560-X Series Switches Features

The Cisco Catalyst 3560-X Series Switches are business-class lines of stacking and standalone switches, respectively

59. How to Get the PR Ball Rolling

There comes a time in every business’s living cycle when the company turns to public relations. How to Get that Ball Rolling?

60. Moving From Cloudflare Zero-trust to Tailscale: The Pros and Cons

Migrating to Tailscale was a leap of faith, but I'm very happy I did it. My setup has improved a lot, both in terms of privacy and security.

61. A Step By Step Guide To Becoming A Network Engineer

Businesses are depending more than ever on networked devices to execute routine activities. As a result, they frequently require network engineers' assistance in the design, construction, setup, and maintenance of their computer networks. Learning how to start a network engineering profession might allow you to determine if this is the best path for you. In this post, we will cover what network engineering comprises and how to become a network engineer.

62. What Happens When You Click a URL: DNS Lookup, TCP Handshake & HTTP Request

DNS stands for Domain Name System, and it is a huge database where domain names are stored with their corresponding IP addresses.

63. A 5-min Intro to Programming the Kernel with eBPF

Learn about eBPF, an exciting new technology that makes programming the kernel flexible, safe, and accessible to developers.

64. A Guide to Network Gadgets that Contain Ping, NTP, TFTP, and Iperf

In network-related product development and debugging, useful gadgets can often achieve more. Based on the network development scenario, RT-Thread developed the RT-Thread NetUtils component that collecting lots of easy-to-use network development tools for developers.

65. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

66. Getting Your IP From Anywhere

There are several circumstances where you need to know the IP of your current machine.

67. Social-as-a-Service Concept

“There are only two ways to make money in business: one is to bundle; the other is unbundle.” — Jim Barksdale, former CEO and President of Netscape.

68. 9 Things You Might Be Missing From Your Job Search Strategy

A successful "Job Hunt" is a combination of Strategy, Marketing, and Sales tasks.

69. What is Software-Defined Networking and Why Is It the Future of Networking Connections?

Software-defined networking, otherwise known as SDN, is a new approach to networking that has come to be favored by experienced technology professionals.

70. NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment

An experimental WiFi LAN was designed and tested in 1985 under an FCC Special License.

71. Proxies: How They Work and Why They're Essential

Explore how proxies enhance online privacy and security, including types like data center and residential proxies. Learn proxy usage in Python for web scraping.

72. How to Build and Grow a Professional Network

In the professional world, your network is your biggest asset in creating or securing those career opportunities.

73. The OSI Model: Understanding the Seven Layers of Network Communication

This article provides a simple and clear introduction to the OSI model, a conceptual framework for understanding network communication protocols.

74. Tips to Land a Job at a Top Tech Companies

Landing a job at at Google, Apple and other similar companies in the world can seem like an impossible task. Read this guide you can land an interview in tech!

75. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

Check out 5 reasons for aspiring writers and tech enthusiasts to get published on HackerNoon!

76. Top 5 Business Tech Solutions For Networking

Any business in the tech industry will know that an exceptional network is the backbone of any enterprise operation. Without a network that can adequately handle your internal operational demands, your business won’t be able to provide cutting-edge services to its customers.

77. The Fundamentals of PR for Startups: Maximum Efficiency on a Minimal Budget

In the article I described effective ways of promotion for startups, shared common mistakes of entrepreneurs in PR and digital marketing.

78. Networking & Kubernetes: Book Review and Interview with Author James Strong

Co-author James Strong talks about his book Networking & Kubernetes, published by O'Reilly Media. Strong wrote the book with Vallery Lancey.

79. BGP – What It Is and Why People are So Consumed with this Protocol

The internet is huge. The number of active websites is approximately 200 million, with more than 250,000 new sites being added every day. The number of internet users is approximately 5 million. With that much activity, it takes a lot to send internet traffic to its destination. That is where BGP comes in.

80. Network ++ Part 3 (DHCP): A Guide

A computer on the Internet can have a static IP address, which means it stays the same over time. A dynamic IP address is an IP address that an ISP...

81. How to Avoid Burning $80K+ on Tech Events: 10 Tips for Exhibiting Your Startup Efficiently

Learn how to exhibit at startup events and tech conferences – and get the most out of your time and money!

82. How Certificate Chains Works

Certificate chains are used to be able to verify an end user certificate against a list of intermediaries and a root authority. We are going to explain this in a bit more detail.

83. “I’m Too Small To Be Targeted,” Is No Longer A Valid Argument in 2021: A Database Security Checklist

“I’m too small to be targeted,” is a phrase you might say to yourself. Let’s swiftly get that notion out of our minds.

84. A Single Speed Test is Fun — Hundreds of Them, May Actually be More Accurate

Releasing the first internal build of the NordVPN apps that included NordLynx – our brand new protocol built on the backbone of WireGuard® – was an exciting moment for the team. Everyone started posting their speed test results on Slack and discussing the variance. While most of the time NordLynx outperformed other protocols, there were some cases with slightly worse speed results.

85. NimbusNet: Building a High‑Performance Echo & Chat Server Across Boost.Asio and Io_uring

Build a cross‑platform, low‑latency echo & chat server with Boost.Asio, UDP, and io_uring—benchmarked on macOS vs Linux with full code & Docker.

86. Why Do Investors Say "No"?

All startups hunt for capital, and in order to attract it from investors or funds they need, first of all, to contact them.

87. Most people won’t give you any real advice, but then again, most people aren’t looking for real…

I think there is something wrong going on on both sides of the table. (Sorry, Mark Suster, couldn’t help myself from using the name) There is enough blame to be passed around, so today I am gonna do just that.

88. 4 Certifications to Help You Become an Enterprise Architect

It can be hard to secure an enterprise architect role. Here are some certificates to help you make a good impression.

89. Top Three Ways To Make Online Friends in the Digital Age of 2021

It may feel overwhelming or demotivating that there are far fewer in-person opportunities to connect with new clients and associates than there used to be.

90. The Old Internet Can’t Handle Real-Time Apps

The internet's old centralized model is too slow for real-time needs. Edge networks, using AI and SDN, are vital for the speed and reliability of future tech.

91. The Secret of Networking: How High-Tech Companies Expand Into New Markets

Maxim Lukyanov shares insights on how business developers and high tech companies attain noteworthy results through the secret and power of networking

92. An Introvert’s Guide to Surviving Tech Conferences

For the introverts among us, large gatherings can be intimidating.

93. Attending Meetups: An Introvert's Guide

If you've ever wondered why you should attend tech meetups, when you could simply stream them online, your concerns are valid.

94. Sometimes Job-Searching IS Just About Who You Know...

A few tips on how to start, or uplevel, your jobsearch by buildig out your network in a way that fits your needs and personality.

95. How to Host a Virtual Networking Event your Guests Will Never Forget

In this article, you'll learn how you can use oVice virtual space to organize amazing events.

96. About the 5 Types of People You'll Meet at Virtual Networking Events

The evolution of virtual meetings continues to break new ground.

97. Here Are 4 Easy Ways to Be Useful in Your Startup

Life is not a race, but startups are. You have to add value to the market before the runway is up. Success and failure are binary.

98. A Look at the Power of Your Influence Network

A look at the power of your influence network in college alumni and corporations.

99. Network Troubleshooting for the Well-Rounded Developer

Regardless of whether you work on the front-end or back-end, I think all developers should gain some proficiency in network troubleshooting.

100. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Should You Trust Your VPN Location? (1/11/2026)

1/11/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

101. The Freelance Revolution: Where to Find the Best Freelancers in Tech

The Most Famous Freelance Skill Destinations: Between Urban Myths and Business Reality

102. What is community management?

Communities thrive today because the various reasons people join or form them are being met. These results are even enhanced when there is someone to handle the community management squarely.

103. 101 Small Business Marketing Ideas

One universal small business goal is to sell the business's products and services. This is usually best accomplished by positioning the business in front of the target audience, and offering something that solves a problem or that they can't refuse or find elsewhere.

104. Over-Throttling and Under-Throttling – Achieving Balance

Throttling is not a one-time setup but a continuous process of fine-tuning and balancing.

105. A Guide to Container Networking: Simplified

An introduction to container networking and isolation, exploring key concepts like virtual networks and docker devices in a multi-part blog series

106. The HackerNoon Newsletter: The Seven Pillars of a Production-Grade Agent Architecture (1/18/2026)

1/18/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

107. 10 Best Practices for Using Kubernetes Network Policies

In this article, we will explore 10 best practices for using Kubernetes Network Policies to enhance the security and reliability of your applications.

108. The Secret Psychology of Charismatic People—And 15 Hacks for Faking It

Being a great conversationalist requires a combination of mindset and methods.

109. Network++ Part 2

Learn about Network Access Services (NAS), which provide secure methods for users to access computer networks and the internet.

110. My Checklist for a Production-Ready Website

There are many aspects to be considered for a production-ready website. Here is my short list of what to look for.

111. How To Modernize IBM i System

IBM i has evolved overtime and organizations are modernizing their existing legacy systems to use the latest updates in IBM i. It is generally considered as old, obsolete and not trending just because it is in existence since 30 years. But replacing IBM i with some other technology is not worth it, instead IT teams must plan to modernize the existing IBM i systems of their organization. Now, modernizing is not as easy as it looks because the confusion here is which approach to choose among numerous options to update IBM i. The way you modernize your IBM I systems will decide the return you get after the updates. Some of the recommendations include unfolding the data and logic, improving the user interface and the software development process.

112. "DNS Propagation" Does Not Exist: A Suggested Change In Terminology

A widespread fallacy among IT professionals is that DNS propagates through some network. So widespread in fact, that there are a couple of sites dedicated to visualizing the geographic propagation of DNS records. But DNS propagation does not exist.

113. Have a "Signature Something" and 26 Other Lifehacks for Being Eccentrically Charming

It may seem like interesting individuals are born, not made – but this is not the case. Anyone willing to put forth the effort can become captivating.

114. Container Networking Guide: Part I

Learn about virtual Ethernet devices and their role in container networking with step-by-step creation and usage insights

115. Lightning Network Could be a Tool to Overcome Limitations

Lightning Network is a payment protocol operating on blockchains. Allows instant transactions between participating nodes and is proposed as a solution to the bitcoin scalability problem. The Lightning Network is made up of nodes and bidirectional payment channels.

116. NFT Ticketing and Its Possible Impact on the Ticketing Industry

For the longest time, traditional paper tickets were the most popular option for attending events – whether that may be live concerts or sports events.

117. An Introduction to AWS VPC

VPC is the topic that flies under the radar of many Software Developers, despite being present in every AWS account (well, maybe not for accounts created before 2009...but that's unlikely). There are a few reasons for this I can think of:

118. Podcast Optimization and The Art of Networking: An Interview With Jordan Kastrinsky

Today, Jordan talks about the ins and outs of starting a podcast channel, the key to reaching out for interviews, & the most promising marketing trends of 2023

119. Designing a Resilient Network Control Layer for Financially Critical Pricing Infrastructure

Pricing systems at scale fail not only due to logic, but due to unstable network behavior.

120. LinkedIn 101: What Social Media Managers Need to Know

With 85% of the jobs found through networking, LinkedIn is at the heart of social media marketing, and LinkedIn 101 serves as a perfect guide for social media m

121. A Day in the Life of an SEO Consultant

Working in the field of optimizing a website can mean a lot of things, but it’s definitely never boring! Here are some things that SEO Consultants do daily.

122. How to Improve Network Security and Visibility in 2020 and 2021

With the number of products available, it can be an uphill task to try to ensure robust network security and visibility. This, however, is a task that must be accomplished if you want to be competitive.

123. Why Educational Platforms are a Favorite Target Among Attackers?

Educational Institutes are easy prey for hackers to compromise and covertly launch Cyber Attacks/Malicious Campaigns under the hood, without divulging their real identity.

124. Everything I Learned From Product Leaders at the Women in Product Conference

Strong women in product helping each other to climb the ladder.

125. Your Network, Your Net Worth: 3 Tips to Network Better

So, here's the playbook I developed to network better: (1) Become a Talent Scout, (2) Curate Your Personal Board of Directors, and (3) Become a "Reverse Mentor.

126. Social Recognition: A Must for Developers in Today's World

The role of a developer has changed as the world has changed. It's no longer enough to just write code.

127. Network Security Basics

Network security is the practice of preventing and protecting against unauthorized intrusions into any large corporate or smaller home network.

128. Why The CCIE is My Favorite Intro Level Certification

The CCIE certification has two other key benefits beyond opening the door to a deeper appreciation of the knowledge continuum in its area of expertise.

129. Growth Without Control Can Wreck Your Business

You just got to try what works for you. As soon as you find something that works, do that more. You will be able to control the growth.

130. Code as Documentation and Assessment

Documenting IT networking lab procedures in code rather than word-processor documents enables more authentic, equitable and consistent assessment.

131. The Importance of Networking for Landing Remote Jobs

Networking: whether the prospect fills you with dread or excitement — this article is for you. Nothing maximizes your chances of finding awesome and inspiring opportunities as much as connecting with other people — as long as you approach it in the right way. And it might just be easier than you think.

132. How do E-mails go From Your Computer to an Inbox

Sending a message on Twitter is easy, Emails are not! Let's now see how emails reach an inbox.

133. How to Network Effectively and Enhance Your Career Growth

This article is about why networking is important to your success, and what you can do to improve your networking skills throughout the course of your career.

134. What is CCNP Collaboration and How to Become a Cisco Professional?

The CCNP Collaboration certification program prepares you for today's professional-level job roles in collaboration technologies.

135. With Telehealth on the Rise, Privacy Regulations are Imperative

In recent months, individuals across the globe have shifted to a remote way of life, including working from home, virtual dating, drive-by birthday parties and now, even doctor’s appointments. The healthcare sector quickly implemented changes to provide a more remote experience to comply with social distancing regulations.

To decrease the number of face-to-face doctor’s appointments and adhere to social distancing limitations and regulations, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced they “will not impose penalties for noncompliance” with the regulatory requirements under the HIPAA Rules against covered health care providers in connection with the good faith provision of telehealth during the COVID-19 nationwide public health emergency.

136. Why Small Models Matter in a Network of Experts Era

Distributed Network of Experts concept — API-linked large and small AI models to drive innovation and accuracy.

137. We Attended Web Summit. Here's a Rundown of How it Went Down

Wait, do not close or flip the article just because it describes the experience of an IT service company. Actually, our experience may be useful for a working product company, early-stage startup, or anyone interested. If you are considering conferences as a new source of useful acquaintances and clients, then this article is what you need.

138. 6 Tips to Host a Successful Virtual Networking Event

Here, we'll walk you through the 6 steps you can take to make your virtual event truly engaging and unique to your attendees.

139. Network Marketing Tools You Must Use

How to get the best network marketing tools? Here we discuss with you the best network marketing tools that will help you to manage your multi level marketing.

[140. When We Can Pitch Startups at Events

Again, Take These Lessons With You](https://hackernoon.com/when-we-can-pitch-startups-at-events-again-take-these-lessons-with-you-in2jc3yio)

Here I am, a twenty-year-old astrophysics student designing satellites to place in orbit around Mars and a self-starter entrepreneur longing to show my baby — nect MODEM — to the earth. I've had a few bumps on the road. Thankfully, I learned a few valuable lessons, and the experience of attending five conferences with my startup as my product made me reflect on a lot I'd like to share with other aspiring startup owners.

141. Get in Loser, We’re Going Networking!

It seems like these days it’s all about operating in networks.

142. Insights from Helping Devs at the Google Fest in Singapore

Here's the theme for this week. This topic enlightens me as a perspective of someone who has never been to Developer related events, moreover even as facilitate a developer workshop (or study jam).

143. CGC|LIVE: Cutting-edge Games Conference Coming September 22 - 26

Cutting-edge Games Conference invites all game industry professionals and enthusiasts to plunge into a completely different world for five days, to explore new capabilities of technology and creativity during the game developers’ conference sessions and on the online exhibition area!

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