In TypeScript, there could be many scenarios where a developer might want to pause or sleep a function's execution for a specific time. This function used to be hard to implement, but nowadays, promises make it very simple. To [...]

JavaScript supports many different operators (for example, the concatenation operator) to help developers work with objects. One of those operators is the JavaScript power operator. Developers have two distinct ways of using the power operation. Firstly, you can use [...]

The node_modules folder contains all the saved JavaScript dependencies of a project. Since this folder often has a massive size, developers typically do not commit it inside the Git repository. To ignore the node_modules folder in Git, create a [...]

Git makes it simple to collaborate on a repository for multiple developers. It provides many easy-to-use commands to sync local changes with the remote repository. One of those commands is the git push command. The git push command updates [...]

Often, developers need to create multiline strings in JavaScript. A multiline string provides better readability for developers and gives the ability to make edits more quickly. Since introducing template literals in the 2015 version of JavaScript, it has been [...]

NPM (abbreviation for node package manager) is the most used package manager for JavaScript and Node.js projects. It helps developers manage external dependencies by providing simple-to-use commands. Sometimes, however, developers might encounter strange errors like: "Please run npm [...]

Git tags are pointers to specific commits used to mark release versions or as bookmarks. Sometimes, however, developers might want to remove a tag from a remote server or the local repository. To remove a local tag in Git [...]

Git is an excellent version control software that tracks file changes inside a code repository. It provides a lot of easy-to-use commands to manage your files. Sometimes, developers want to remove a file (or a collection of files) from [...]

In Git, tags are used to create references to specific commits. Think of a tag as a checkpoint in your application development history. Typically, tags are used to mark release versions (for example, v1.0.1). Luckily, it is [...]

Lodash is a utility library written in JavaScript that helps developers work with strings, numbers, arrays, and other types of objects. It provides a lot of utility functions (for example, the Lodash filter function or the pick function) to [...]