Author Archives: Mark Reyes

About Mark Reyes

Web Developer based out of Southern California.

15 Common Beginner JavaScript Mistakes

I’ve taught JavaScript to hundreds of people in-person and thousands online. During my time teaching, I’ve seen beginner JavaScript developers make the same mistakes over and over….and over again. Here are the 15 most common beginner JavaScript mistakes I’ve seen.

James Q Quick

Red Pill, Blue Pill (Web3 Edition)

TLDR

Today marks a temporary pause of the AllWebSD.com Podcast as I go head first into figuring out what on Earth Web3 is all about. I’ll be in the trenches of code once again and when I come up for air, I’ll be sure to come back through audio to give back my findings.



Red Pill

Let’s face it…the web is once again in transition. The meta verse, cryptocurrency, the blockchain, NFTs and more. It’s a bit murky for me at this point when I hear these buzzwords but my curiosity is leading me back to the sandbox to go play. I’ll be suspending this project for the near-term but when I come back, rest assured it will be another 5 episode season, which, for better or worse, spotlights my findings on what I’ve stumbled upon with Web3.

Special Thanks

All things considered, I hit 40 episodes in total. Awesome! A big thanks goes out to all of my previous guests, to the San Diego Tech Hub community for giving this domain a place to call home and to you, the listener, for giving this podcast a chance.

As a token of my appreciation, the following gifts are linked below: 


Thanks again for listening in. Remember, I’m here to foster innovation through conversation. So if you’d like to continue this discussion or any topics previously discussed, join me at San Diego Tech Hub and go head first into the AllWebSD Group. It’s totally free. Just visit this link or click San Diego Tech Hub on the footer of AllWebSD.com. Thanks and Aloha!

All The Things

Introduction

More coffee, more coffee, more coffee!

My inbox is flooded. I haven’t caught up. I’ve short circuited my anxiety by marking all as read, even though that’s definitely not the case. So let’s take a look at what’s so important in a few short minutes.



Highlighted Topics

  • Chrome Reaches 100 (Congrats. Can you get social security?)
  • Understanding Layout Algorithms (Algo…what?)
  • Dominate Your Lighthouse Score in Next.js Applications (If slow, go fast)
  • Those HTML Attributes You Never Use (Then why are they there?)
  • Mozilla’s Vision for the Evolution of the Web (PTSD from IE)
  • What’s New in Node Core (In other words, what’s old about Node Core.)
  • Electron 18 Released (I’m not even on Electron 1.)
  • Build Serverless APIs with Node.js and AWS Lambda (If someone says Kubernetes, I’m flipping the table.)
  • How to Upload PDF Files to Azure Storage From Node (How to upload more time into my life)
  • Parcel v2.4.0 Released: The Zero Config Build Tool (Zero config, zero config, zero config…sounds too good to be true.)
  • The Tao of Node: On Design, Architecture and Best Practices (The Yoga of JavaScript)
  • An Introduction to AWS CloudFront Functions (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs)
  • Finally, Cloud Without Complexity (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, part 2)
  • Building a Loading Bar Component (Patience is the essence of fine Mexican food.)
  • Website Themes and Color Schemes (Apologies to all of my color-blind friends.)
  • HTML and CSS in Emails: What Works in 2022? (One big image.)
  • CSS Blossoming Flowers at Magical Night (Shrooms, shrooms, shrooms.)
  • Dino 1.20 Released (This project is still going…nice.)
  • Remix vs. Next.js (Chris Rock vs Will Smith.)
  • Emoji Button: A Vanilla JavaScript Emoji Picker (😏, 😏, 😏.)
  • An ECMAScript Proposal for Type Annotations in JavaScript (John Resig…where are you? We need you.)
  • Web Animation Performance Fundamentals – How to Make Your Pages Look Smooth (More cowbell.)
  • Say Hello to selectmenu, a Fully Style-able select Element (Now that’s cool.)
  • Progressive Enhancement, the new Hotness (Splash cold water.)
  • Big Images, Blazingly Fast (Like I said…one big image.)
  • How Much CO2 Does Creating a 1,000-Word Piece of Content Cause? (Who has time to calculate that???)
  • Browser Vendors ‘Working Together on Interop 2022’ (A/S/L.)
  • Explain the First 10 Lines of Twitter’s Source Code to Me (No.)

Thanks again for listening in. Remember, I’m here to foster innovation through conversation. So if you’d like to continue this discussion or any topics previously discussed, join me at San Diego Tech Hub and go head first into the AllWebSD Group. It’s totally free. Just visit this link or click San Diego Tech Hub on the footer of AllWebSD.com. Thanks and Aloha!