Gokul Kathirvel

This is the first part of a series which aims to explain the development process of browser extensions and the related ecosystem.

Disclaimer: Not a tech blog! TL;DR - Gonna resume my blogging habit! 🔥

Have fun with forEach by guessing few snippets that we might not encounter in real-time applications. Share your fun forEach snippets and let's all have fun! 👯‍♂️👯‍♂️

My list of features and improvements that I love to see in Ember core framework in 2019

Experience from my first ever public speaking journey. Penned down a few suggestions I got as well as I learned from the experience for fellow First Time Speakers (FTS) 😉

Learn how to setup tailwind css in a Vue CLI 3 project.

UI testing the chrome extension (or any extension for that matter) is tricky as it has its own workflow and environment to run. This post will walk you through the process of automating those test using Puppeteer, an API library to control Chrome.

Testing the extension update and initial install flow could be tricky. This post will walk you through few steps to test all such flows during development stage itself.

Setting up a auto-updater would be something significant in many case and this post is all about setting up a auto updater successfully!

Building a chrome extension is fun! But deployment is a bit tedious as it requires few manual processes. In this post, I’ll Show you how to automate the build, upload and publish process of your chrome extension in a matter of few minutes.

Tricks we incorporate to reduce our build time to almost half

The path from 'why the hell I need a test-case?' to 'you test-case, I love you ❤'

Setting up a auto-updater would be something significant in many case and this post is all about setting up a auto updater successfully!