PinnedInThe StartupbyWaverley Leung·Oct 7, 2020Fetch Requests and Controller Actions: Connecting the Frontend to the BackendLet’s make fetch happen. Why do we need it? What can we do with it? How is it related to controller actions?
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Waverley Leung·Jul 9, 2022How to Set up Two Domains For One WebsiteUsing Namecheap and Netlify, this is a step by step walkthrough of setting up two domains for your website.
InDev GeniusbyWaverley Leung·Feb 19, 2022Choosing Package Managers: Yarn vs NPMWhat is a package manager and which one should you use?A response icon1A response icon1
InJavaScript in Plain EnglishbyWaverley Leung·Jan 3, 2022All About Rendering: Client and ServerEarly in your web development learning and interested in client-side rendering and server-side rendering? Look no further! We’ll even take…A response icon2A response icon2
Waverley Leung·Oct 26, 20214 Things to do Before Submitting a Take Home AssignmentAfter hours of working on a take home assignment for a company, these are 4 things you can do to stand out before you submit.A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyWaverley Leung·Sep 5, 2021Reflections from a Bootcamp Grad on “What’s Next?”Graduating from bootcamp isn’t the end, it’s only the beginning.A response icon4A response icon4
InGeek CulturebyWaverley Leung·Aug 27, 2021JavaScript Promises 101Dedicated to anyone who struggles with or needs a refresher on asynchronous JavaScript, Promises, and the different ways to consume them…A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyWaverley Leung·Jun 1, 2021A Beginner’s Guide to Testing and Unit Testing with JestInterested in testing but don’t know where to start? Let’s start by understanding tests and then take a closer look at unit testing with…
InJavaScript in Plain EnglishbyWaverley Leung·Apr 30, 2021Methods You Can Use On Both JavaScript Strings and ArraysLet’s take a look at these methods and see the similarities and differences between them!
