Unlike static imports, we can dynamically import JavaScript files as needed. Most modern frameworks and build tools use this feature to optimize the amount of script loaded on the client-side. In this post, we will explore how to use the dynamic import feature and optimize our imports. Code splitting in… Read More »Dynamic imports in JavaScript
When we start thinking of using an array, we think of iterations and other manipulations, and in JavaScript we often use the array.map() function to iterate through the array content. This post is about a special array method called array.some() that can be used to check if any one element… Read More »Iterating arrays with array.some() in JavaScript
Sitemaps are one of the essential pillars to support a website’s SEO score. Once we have a website or blog ready, we might expect Google or any other search engine to somehow magically visit our site and show up in the search results. There is a possibility that Google might… Read More »How to submit a Sitemap to Google
Meta tags on Twitter can drive 10x or even more visitors to your site. In this article, we’ll discuss why and what are the SEO tags specially designed for Twitter. Whenever we share a link on Twitter you must’ve noticed that some links turn into a card with an image… Read More »Meta Tags for Twitter SEO
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. I feel like it was originally one of many components that made up the world wide web but now, it is the key factor that defines the very existence of a website. Yes, SEO is a factor that determines the number of potential visitors… Read More »SEO 101 for developers
LQIP, aka Low Quality Image Placeholder. We use placeholders for text fields, videos and images which give a hint or indicate that some content is expected at a particular place on a web page. Why do we need placeholders? Images are heavy, a typical HTML page along with CSS, and… Read More »LQIP in the WEB