The biggest challenge for beginners not only in front end development but also in the whole web development world is to find the answer to the question: How / Where should I start to learn web development? Some of these questions I have already received via private messages on social networks, and that encouraged me to create a series of small posts to write and complete the first app using JS (ECMA6) with React-Redux frameworks on which technologies I specialize.

Today I started doing backend part for my project. It will be written in Ruby language and using Sinatra framework. This post is directed at readers that have little experiences to understand the aim of REST API for a product development. Coming back to my project, I had to implement search and preview functionalities. I used a .txt file to describe the REST API precisely and go through it step by step.

Hi there! There are a lot of ways how to implement a sticky footer on the page that will always remain at a fixed position on the screen no matter whether the user scroll or not. It will be visible all the time at that specific place (often on bottom). I would like to share my way how I added the sticky footer on my site. Firstly, I added two separated tags inside the body in index.

Hi there! I have worked on my project using a React-Redux architecture with React-Router for navigation. I have implemented forms for adding and editing resources. I have observed weird behavior: Add new resource with a description: “Hello World!” Start editing another resource with a description: “My new comment…” Input for description contains a previous value: “Hello World!” I was expecting to see the current description of the resource: “My new comment…”, not the value from the previous form.

Hi, everyone! I am very happy to welcome you on my blog. A couple of days ago I started creating my new project (that I will have presented to you in a couple of weeks). And I have faced the following problem: I wanted to build a page with Sign Up form, and this page doesn’t have any other content. In that case, it made a lot of sense to center the form, both horizontally and vertically.