Removing node_modules from a project file when not needed is like clearing your mind. Even when we are doing many things at once, our brain needs to get rid of unnecessary thoughts to help us focus better. Similarly, in the…
The world is changing day by day and so is our Node.js. With the upcoming newer versions of Node, legitimate changes are made to add-on improvements. Due to this while using certain packages and modules we need to be very…
Did you know that our package.json file allows us to define Node.js versions in a project according to our comfort? If not, don’t worry! In this article, we will guide you through ways and steps on how you can define…
Have you ever been in a situation where the Node.js server gets stuck on a port, or there is an error message about the process already running? There is no need to stress, as these are regular kinds of problems.…
Did you know about loops in a linked list? What happens when a cycle sneaks into one? In this article, we will explore these questions and delve into cycles in linked lists, understanding the need for their removal, methods for…
You are in a moment of happy coding and suddenly when you run your file, an error pops on your terminal screen: “error /node_modules/node-sass: Command failed”. No need to worry when the CodeForGeek team is here for your rescue. In…
A NodeList is indeed a reliable friend. But wait, they’re not quite as flexible as your regular array buddies. Sometimes, while coding, there are specific methods and tricks you may want to apply to your project. However, NodeList doesn’t always…
Ever seen ‘ReferenceRrror: primordial is not defined’ in your Node.js terminal? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! Before we fix it, let’s find out what causes this tech hiccup. Understanding ‘ReferenceError: primordial is not defined’ Error Think of ‘primordial‘ as…
What if we wish to integrate languages like C, and C++ into our JavaScript code? Well, this magic is made possible by the Node-gyp! In this article let’s explore more about this awesome complex tool and learn to use it…
Who doesn’t like a KitKat break, just like us our code also needs breaks. Sometimes, you might want your program to wait a moment before doing something. This can be helpful for testing and controlling the speed of actions. In…