Cyber security has become a necessity for any web developer building client-facing web applications. We are looking into few options for securing our app.

In this article, we are going to use ES6 recursion with functional programming to understand how we can implement list operations like map, reduce, filter and join.

React has become the framework of choice recently within the JavaScript community. And the tools for testing React components has also gained lot of attention.

ES6 generators are functions that can be paused or resumed, and work cooperatively in a multitasking applications.

Rails 5 ships a new gem rails-api which makes building API only rails apps a breeze. ActiveRecord is a part of Rails 5 along with a strong asset pipeline, making Rails a great option for creating APIs.

Web page rendering is an important subject to study in order to optimize page load times, and to understand how to design solutions to cater for that. For understanding how web pages get rendered, we need to study how browsers render a web page.

Applying changes only for Safari has been always a challenging task. Also adding the fact that Safari has changed since version 6.1 makes it even harder. In this article we are going to discuss Safari CSS hacks.

rWiting forms in React and Redux can be challenging, having to deal with forms and fields. In this article we are going to build couple of form using an exisiting library sepcifically for Redux called react-redux-form.

Some of the modern browsers are yet to catch up with the new language additions to ES6. This means we have to use Babel to transpile our code into ES5.