JavaScript

JavaScript Error Monitoring: 12 Best Practices to Cut Noise & Ship Fixes Faster

Most JavaScript error feeds are 90% noise. Here are 12 production-tested practices from domain whitelisting to smart alerting that surface the errors actually breaking your users' experience.

11 Best Tools to Monitor and Debug JavaScript in 2026

In this article, we have listed tools to monitor and debug JavaScript for a better user experience. Error detection and correction are made simple by the JavaScript monitoring tools.

New Browser APIs for Detecting Javascript Performance Issues in the Production

To collect performance measurements from end-user sessions, there are various fantastic new APIs and approaches. They're all in varying phases of proposal and implementation in browsers, but all of the ones listed are in the most recent Chromium versions.

Things I wish I would have known about JavaScript

Here are some of the things I wish I would have known when I got started using JavaScript. Get to know what why and where can we use it.

Typescript vs Javascript: Should You Make the Switch?

Both TypeScript and JavaScript are two exceptional Scripting languages. Although JavaScript is easy to use when building a small-scale application, TypeScript has its pros when designing a heavier program.

Diving into React Select: A Beginner's Guide

Master the basics of select elements with React Select! This beginner-friendly guide will take you on a journey to streamline your selections with ease and confidence. Dive in now!

Multi-Thread in Node.js: What are Worker Threads?

Multithreading is becoming commonplace. Multithreading is not possible with JS because it is a single-threaded language. Fortunately, Node.js is a fantastic remedy for this problem.

Next.js Incremental Static Regeneration

Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) is a new feature that allows you to regenerate static pages while they're running. It's a mix of Static Site Generation (SSG) and Server-side Rendering (SSR).

Solve JavaScript Error before it happens [strict mode]

Strict Mode prevents certain actions from being taken and thrown out as errors.

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