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Articles by Salem Olorundare

Salem is a software engineer who specializes in JavaScript. He enjoys breaking down advanced technical topics in his writing so they can be understood by people of all skill levels.

 

Building a gRPC Node.js API

Building gRPC Node.js applications has become a popular choice because of its performance and scalability. gRPC provides many benefits over traditional REST-based services, such as faster response times, better performance, and simpler code structure. Read this comprehensive guide to learn how to build a gRPC server using Node.js.

Exception Handling in JavaScript

If you work with JavaScript, you know that errors are unavoidable. How you handle them determines whether they work for or against you. Dive into this article to master best practices for exception handling in JavaScript.

Server-side JavaScript logging

Logging is an important aspect of software development that is often overlooked. Developers rely on logs to diagnose errors when things go wrong and understand the behavior of their applications. Dig in today to learn how server-side JavaScript logging works and even some best practices!

Creating a CRUD application with Golang and MySQL

In this guide, we'll take you through the process of building a robust Go-based CRUD application. By the end of this journey, you'll have the skills to create powerful web applications using Go and MySQL as your data backbone.

Concurrency in JavaScript

Do you understand JavaScript's concurrency model? This article is here to help! Learn how JavaScript executes non-blocking functions and dive into event loops, callbacks, async/await, and promises.

Error handling in Go: defer, panic, and recover

Discover Go's unique approach to error handling! In this article, you'll master best practices with practical examples and learn how to wield the power of defer, panic, and recover to create robust and resilient Go applications.

Comparing Babel, Sucrase, and Similar Libraries

Compilers, transpilers, oh my! Learn how Babel and friends do their thing—which is the right for your JavaScript build environment?
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