This is an article for anyone who wants to start front-end development without a programming background. The end goals are to help enthusiasts understand the fluffy world of software development and to enable them to find their way in this crowded ecosystem. The result is a road map for starting the learning process.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• The web basics
• Web development technologies
• The process of writing code to make it live
• Software development ecosystem
• Front-end development technologies
• How to pick the right tools
• Plan and road map
• Learning material
• Conclusion

Introduction

A while ago, a couple of friends asked me how to become…

Here is the link to Part-1 which talks about concepts.

In this article, we are going to explore the implementation of Clean Architecture. Here is the GitHub repository that you can refer to. The business logic here is a To-Do application.

If you got here from a link or through search engines, consider there is another part that you should look into it first. Part-1 covers the conceptual and definitions of the Clean Architecture pattern.
Part-1

Table of Contents

• Structure
• Core
• I/O Frameworks
• Entry Points or Drivers
• Configuration
• Conclusion
• References

Structure

To form our scaffolding and project structure we need to categorize different components…

Before reading, note that this article is written to understand the clean architecture pattern conceptually and in the next part there is a sample code implementation. This means that to learn it, you need to practice the pattern by writing code.

Clean architecture is a practical software architecture solution from the Legendary Robert C. Martin (a.k.a. “Uncle Bob”). By applying universal rules of software architecture, you can dramatically improve developer productivity throughout the life of any software system.

I guess no one more than software developers is fascinated with technology advancements. We are eager with trying new technologies and learning them especially in term of software.

Problem

This is great, you work in a company or founded a startup and as tech person always want to learn new things ( frameworks, databases, UI components and etc. ) but what prevents you to bring or apply new advancements to your software platform, thing that can improve User Experience and Performance.

One of the reasons you can not change the platform and stuck with the current frameworks and databases or etc…

This is a pretty straightforward tutorial on using module path import instead of relative path import in TypeScript. We’ll also cover getting rid of “../../../” on top of your files.

Problem

If you are a TypeScript or JavaScript developer, you have surely seen these dot slashes (“../../../”) on top of your files. When you import more than two or three components, it becomes a nightmare to figure out which components belong to which module at a glance.

آرمان تنها فرزند خانواده است، پسری یا بهتر بگویم پیر پسری که تقریبا در اواخر ده سی زندگی خود بسر می برد. اتفاقات زندگی سرنوشت او را از هم سالان خود متفاوت کرده است، پدر و مادر آرمان خانم و آقای مهرپرور نام دارند و با اینکه آرمان نزدیک چهل سال سن دارد همچنان فکر میکنند نسبت به آرمان و نگهداری و پرورش او مسئولیت دارند.

از سرنوشت متفاوت آرمان گفتیم اما این تفاوت چیست. آرمان در این سن همچنان وابسته به خانواده است و از اعتماد به نفس و عزت نفس پایینی در اجتماع برخوردار است. این گونه افراد…

If you are setting up a mono-repo consisting of JavaScript/TypeScript projects and you want to work on it with your team, then you need to setup ESLint properly.

There are already tools like husky and lint-staged that you can utilize to set up ESLint on git hooks, but when it comes to mono repositories, those will not work properly in subdirectories.

This is a quick tutorial on how to set up pre-commit git hooks in a mono-repo and how to ensure that everyone on your team has control and thus a consistent experience with ESLint.

Here’s what we’ll be going…

This is my situation nowadays I am using an outside database service as a reference for my knowledge and do not persist any facts inside my brain. I just cache them for while and then in the next fetch from third party database I do update my cache. My job is a software engineer and I wasn’t aware of these changes until I started learning how to cook. Actually I found out I m doing daily tasks as the way I search for a best practice for my software development issues.

I born in 80’s so consider me as someone…