Kolade Dev Digest #9

Hi there 👋🏽

Welcome to the 9th issue of the Kolade Dev Digest newsletter.

Last week, I was mostly ingrained in my full time job. But I was able to research some Python topics to write on. Most of them are based on common errors in your day to day Python coding.

So, expect a ton of Python articles in the coming weeks🔥

Latest Posts From My Blog

Yesterday, I published an article on how to use the JavaScript intersection observer API in your web projects. Surely, you’ll like it, so make sure you read it!

Here are other articles I recently published:

• How to Loop Through Arrays in PHP

• How to Implement File-based Routing in Next.js

And here are my two most popular articles:

• How to Fix the invalid literal for int() with base 10 Error In Python

• What is the Difference between a .js and .jsx File

Tech How to Articles of the Week

Here are some inspiring and helpful tech articles I found on the internet this past week:

• How to Set a Timer Function in JS by Tantoluwa Heritage Alabi via freeCodeCamp. 2-minute read.

• 11 New Features and Functions Arriving in CSS by Alvaro Montoro via Dev.to. 6-minute read.

• Why do React components need to start with capital letters? by Bhat Aasim via Dev.to. 1-minute read.

YouTube Videos of the Week

• One line to deal with img containers. A few seconds short by Ania Kubow

• Should you use Bun, Deno etc. instead of Node.js? 7 minutes video by Maximilian Schwarzmüller

• React VS Svelte - Which one should you choose in 2024? ft Rich Harris 26 minutes video by Prismic

• FARM Stack Course – Full Stack Development with FastAPI, React MongoDB 57 minutes video by Beau Carnes of freeCodeCamp

• Watch the face to face between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns. I’ve never seen anything like it in my 25+ years of being a wrestling fan.

Tech Tool of the Week

MongoDB is a flexible NoSQL database for your applications. MongoDB is flexible, at the same time ridiculously easy to use.

If you’re still using traditional SQL databases to manage data in a huge application, it’s time to drop them for MongoDB.

If you’ve missed any of the previous issues, you can read any of the earlier editions.