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I'm Raman Nikitsenka, a Software Engineer and Tech Lead, with over 10 years of experience in web development. I'm here to share my knowledge and assist you on your journey in the world of web development.

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• Nobody knows how to estimate software projects

  Posted on:September 1, 2023 |  at 08:26 PM

  Let's imagine you are a Tech Lead, and recently you were asked to estimate a software project. You were given a list of features and asked to estimate how long it would take to implement each feature and the entire project. You were given a couple of days for it.

• 🚀 How would I start a React project now? 🤓

  Posted on:August 26, 2023 |  at 07:04 PM

  I work at an outsourcing company, and we often have to create projects from scratch. Every time before starting this process, I try to conduct research on what needs to be chosen. Since I have more experience in the React ecosystem, in this article, I would like to answer the question: how would I start a React project now? 🤔

• 🚀 One Git Trick for Perfect Commits 🛠️

  Posted on:August 15, 2023 |  at 03:04 PM

  Git fixup is a simple technique that will help you keep your commit history clean and organized.

Recent Posts

• z-index trick you might not know

  Posted on:December 3, 2023 |  at 03:39 PM

  In one of the projects where I recently worked, we had a pretty trivial task: Add a panel of buttons for our canvas editor.

• Console.log it

  Posted on:September 18, 2023 |  at 06:53 PM

  Finding and fixing bugs in your program is a common task for every developer. In this article, I will outline the steps I follow in my daily work to identify and resolve these issues.

• The Mentor Dilemma: Finding Your Way in IT 🚀

  Posted on:September 14, 2023 |  at 07:36 PM

  In my 10-year journey in the world of IT, I've never had the privilege of a mentor.

• How I choose Fabric.js again

  Posted on:September 3, 2023 |  at 06:42 PM

  If you don't know, Fabric.js is the library that helps you manipulate canvas elements in the browser and even on Node.js servers. It is very popular and has more than 25.7k stars on GitHub (one of them from me). But is it still the best option that exists? I tried to find out.