I wrote about JavaScript Promises using everyday analogies. Here’s the piece: medium.com/@prekshabarj...

Async JavaScript isn’t about making code run faster, it’s about taking control of timing and flow; I wrote a short blog that explains this idea clearly and practically, here’s the link: medium.com/@prekshabarj... Curious to hear your thoughts or examples from your work.

I just published a short piece on a topic many of us have quietly struggled with: JavaScript was never shaped around beginner learning, and that explains a lot of our early confusion. Link : medium.com/@prekshabarj... Looking forward to your perspectives after reading.

Today I noticed how people rarely look up. Everyone keeps their eyes fixed on their phones, the ground, the next step. Meanwhile the sky was doing its own quiet magic, clouds stretching like sleepy cats, fading into evening.

Flexbox or Grid? The real unlock is knowing when each one wins. Here's my recent blog post on modern css layout systems. Thread : medium.com/@prekshabarj...

Here’s a question I get a lot: > “Now that AI can generate front-end UIs for us, what’s the point of learning CSS ourselves?” I think there are lots of reasons, including that you can use AI much more effectively if you understand CSS yourself. But is that actually true? Let’s discuss. 🧵

Everyone knows CSS display types. Almost no one uses them right. Check out my learnings here : medium.com/@prekshabarj...

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We overuse JavaScript for problems HTML solved already. <picture>, <details>, <meter> 3 tags that destroy 20 lines of code. Thread: medium.com/@prekshabarj...

Weekend deep dive into JavaScript Followed the Hard Parts series by @will-sentance.bsky.social -JavaScript: The Hard Parts -Functional JS: The Hard Parts -Hard Parts of 00P in JavaScript -Hard Parts of Asynchronous JS All done on @frontendmasters.com, pure gold for anyone mastering JS inside out.

And just like that, I finally get how JavaScript pulls off O0P despite being prototypal. Thanks to @will-sentance.bsky.social and his course The Hard Parts of Object-Oriented JavaScript on @frontendmasters.com

another milestone achieved in strengthening my foundations. Completed the hard parts of functional javascript by @will-sentance.bsky.social on @frontendmasters.com . Super motivated to get on the hard parts of Object oriented javascript next 🚀

completed the javascript: the hard parts course on @frontendmasters.com by @will-sentance.bsky.social 🎉 ngl my new favorite word is execution context... there’s some weird beauty to it 😭 js actually makes a little sense now, ik wild. feeling kinda proud #JavaScript #FrontendMasters #WebDev

recently finished the intro to web dev course by @frontendmasters.com with @brianholt.me. built a simple landing page using html and css with a few animations. still early in the journey but it’s cool seeing things come to life.

Completed part 1 of the three part course: Javascript - first step by @anjana.dev on @frontendmasters.com. Learnt all about dom and manipulating elements. Build a tic tac toe on the go.

Beginning JavaScript: From First Step to Professional by @anjana.dev .Even with some experience, I'm focusing on reinforcing the fundamentals.

Getting started with the JavaScript learning path on @frontendmasters.com. I already have a decent grasp of JS, but every lecture teaches me something new. Decided to take the full path this time around.