Google Analytics is a common product used for web analytics. I had been using google analytics since my first blog in 2010. It was google analytics which told me that I had 60,000 plus visits to my blog post related to Micromax Ezpad phone and how to share the phone internet connection with Ubuntu OS.

As a front-end engineer, you cannot get away without writing or copy-pasting analytics code. To work with analytics code effectively, developers need to understand the terms/jargon used by Google analytics. In this blog post, I will share with you an introduction to google analytics in a developer-friendly language.

"Which browsers do you support" is a lame question when it comes to frontend development. We have techniques like progressive enhancement & graceful degradation which ensures that the application behaves consistently on different browsers. The browser game has changed, Chrome browser has around 70% share in the browser market by users. Should we still support all the browsers?

Having spent a couple of years at graduation school aka college~~~~, we have learned a few good lessons which are applicable in real life too. Here I summarize 3 of those tips along with one lifesaver tip.

Let's understand the word rendering. Rendering in front-end engineering means, you are generating an HTML view for the user. There are different approaches to render a view. Client-side rendering, server-side rendering are 2 of them

Not a single interview goes by without asking "What are the challenges you faced while working with ReactJS". My friend asked me to answer this. Here I go...