This is my yearly guide to web development. I describe web technologies that are commonly needed as well as new trends and give you multiple options to create and plan your learning path to reach your goals.

Beyond the core syntax for if statements, JavaScript offers a couple of different ways to write it, and provide multiple branches using a concise form

One of the core actions performed in code is working with strings. We'll show off how to combine and concatenate strings. Learn more at: https://gith

Arrays allow you to store multiple items in one variable. We'll start this video set by showing how you can create an array. Learn more at: https://g

While JavaScript is a weakly typed language, it still stores the variable type (such as number or string). We'll walk through the concept of what a we

Whenever code is executing there's always a chance something may go wrong. Allowing your application to log the error, and potentially exit gracefully

Whenever code is executing there's always a chance something may go wrong. Allowing your application to log the error, and potentially exit gracefully

Performing more complex operations to bring strings together becomes difficult with a bunch of plus signs. Fortunately, JavaScript offers a great form

Performing more complex operations to bring strings together becomes difficult with a bunch of plus signs. Fortunately, JavaScript offers a great form

JavaScript is an interpreted language. As a result, where it executes has an impact on what resources are available and what you're able to do. Here w

Hello, world! All applications start somewhere. We're going to show you how to create your first application. Every application will always start here

Comments are a great way to document your code, both so you and others know what's going on, but also as a way of taking notes. JavaScript offers a co