As a web developer, you'll likely need to use APIs in your projects. And if those APIs aren't well-documented, it might be hard to figure out how they work. In this article, @Derekvibe26 explains how to write good API documentation and covers key features & best practices.…
Scrum is an approach to developing software that many teams use. It helps teams build projects in short, focused cycles called sprints. In this guide, @WittyCircuitry explains how it works, and teaches you about roles, sprint planning, Scrum ceremonies, and more.…
Designers, if shadcn/ui isn't in your toolkit, you're missing out. Check out our free Academy - divided into five chapters, each brimming with concise video guides that focus on the most essential aspects of shadcn/ui kit for Figma, plugin and blocks. By the end of this short…
Clean, clear code starts with better types 🪄 If you’re overloading strings or pairs to represent complex data, it’s time to refactor. Use custom types that say what they mean so your future self can read and understand your code easily.
Contributing to open source is a great way to give back to a tool or product you use and enjoy. But other responsibilities can get in the way, and it's easy to fall out of the habit. To help you out, Tooba shares tips for building a sustainable open source contribution routine.…
The open source community offers devs many opportunities to collaborate, learn, & grow. Contributing to OSS helps you develop skills, get key experience when job hunting, and so on. If you want to dive in, this course will teach you how to get involved.…
🚨 Hackers are hijacking WordPress sites right now. A critical flaw (CVE-2025-5947) in the Service Finder theme lets anyone log in as an admin — no password needed. 13,800+ exploit attempts. Still rising. Most sites haven’t patched. Details here → thehackernews.com/2025/10/critic…
When you're building forms in React, sometimes it feels like input fields have a mind of their own. To help you understand how forms really work, Oluwadamisi breaks it all down in this guide. He talks about controlled vs uncontrolled components, how they work, and when to use…
Serverless architecture is a popular way to build applications. And while Node.js is traditionally used with servers, you can build a serverless app with it. In this course, you'll deploy an Express.js and Node.js application to AWS Lambda. freecodecamp.org/news/serverles…
Sometimes, client requests to the server fail, and the browser displays a "CORS policy failed" error. And there are some temporary fixes out there, but here @sumit_analyzen breaks down CORS in detail for you. You'll set up a basic client and server, understand what "origin"…
You don’t need a GUI for Git and GitHub. You use both entirely from the terminal. Here, Ayush goes over how to use git commands (init, add, commit, push, pull) & manage repos without leaving your shell. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-us…
Memory leaks are a common issue in React. They happen when components leave event listeners & timers behind as they unmount. Here, @_jongbo teaches you what causes leaks and how to fix them by clearing timers & more. freecodecamp.org/news/fix-memor…
If you want to contribute to open source but don't know how to start, this guide's for you. In it, @fanny_codes helps you get set up. She also explains version control basics and walks you through the whole process. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-co…
If you are writing complex nested subqueries, you might be better off using CTEs (common table expressions) to improve the readability! CTE enables you to define a query and treat its output as a new table, allowing you to organize your queries in a hierarchical structure.
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