In creating, deploying, and discovering APIs, there is always the need to test that the expected response meets the request sent. To ease this burden, I usually turn to Postman. Postman is a tool that let’s you try every feature of an API that you can think of a test for. Today’s blog is going to cover the basics to get you started.
Continue reading »Note: This article assumes you already have an account with Azure, a Web App created, and a GitHub repository just waiting to deploy.
Continue reading »A stack is a commonly used structure within the programming world. In essence, it is a Last In, First Out (LIFO) list of tasks to be handled. During an exercise on stack creation in JavaScript, I was struck with a thought. Can I bring into play a stack without using a storage array or object as a container? Well, yes.
Continue reading »When using AngularJS, there will eventually come a time when you want to share data between controllers. Thanks to the fact that objects are passed by reference in JavaScript, this is deceptively easy.
Continue reading »A ternary operator is a shorthand way to write if/then/else statements. Ternary operators can be used as return statements, to assign a value to a variable, or to run functions based on a conditional.
Continue reading »Welcome to Monad Nomad! This is a Jekyll blog created during my stint at Hack Reactor.
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