Project documentation is often avoided by many tech teams. It can be challenging to determine what to document and when to do so, and there is even a debate on whether documentation is useful or not. In this article, we won't delve into these issues. Instead, we will focus on the developer experience when documenting projects and libraries.

As a software engineer, I am always looking for ways to automate things using APIs. And having a bot doing what you wish is really cool. For instance, if you want to share some knowledge with your Twitter community, you can write a bot that searches for the information and publishes it for you without any sweat. So today we are going to learn how to write, query, and retweet using the Twitter API and a GoLang client.

Have you ever faced problems consuming third party APIs? If so, using circuit breaker resilience can help you.

Next.js has become one of the most popular React frameworks and is currently used by companies of all sizes. Given that many companies are internationalizing their projects and therefore seeking applications that can work in multiple languages, next-translate is a natural fit -- and it's also very easy to use!

Everyone has played tic-tac-toe at least once, but have you ever created a tic-tac-toe board using React? No? Well then, it's your lucky day! We'll create one from scratch using React, context, useEffects, and some cool features that React provides for us.

What are React Hooks? How are they used? What are the pros and cons of React Hooks compared to the Lifecycle Methods found in class-based components? Today we're answering these questions and more!

In today's article, we will present a step-by-step guide to integrating Prettier with ESLint in VSCode, following the best practices that each tool presents in its documentation.