Using Array Slice and Splice functions for Array data manipulation
https://dev.to/sumusiriwardana/slice-and-splice-javascript-arrays-like-a-pro-2d9d
#array #slice #splice
https://dev.to/sumusiriwardana/slice-and-splice-javascript-arrays-like-a-pro-2d9d
#array #slice #splice
The Tailwind CSS 3.x release notes are out today. More details can be seen in the following video from Tailwind Labs
https://youtu.be/mSC6GwizOag
#tailwind #css #tailwindlabs
https://youtu.be/mSC6GwizOag
#tailwind #css #tailwindlabs
Simple way to configure SSL in Node JS Express
https://mkmorgan1994.medium.com/step-by-step-ssl-for-node-js-express-application-6b3460654e50
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Connecting MySQL database with Sequilize in Node JS
https://betterprogramming.pub/node-js-backend-to-connect-mysql-database-using-sequelize-modeling-8cc637ed5f29
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Scheduling email delivery on Node JS
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/how-to-schedule-emails-with-node-js-31e9a61e7c57
#nodejs #ssl #email #sequilize
https://mkmorgan1994.medium.com/step-by-step-ssl-for-node-js-express-application-6b3460654e50
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Connecting MySQL database with Sequilize in Node JS
https://betterprogramming.pub/node-js-backend-to-connect-mysql-database-using-sequelize-modeling-8cc637ed5f29
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Scheduling email delivery on Node JS
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/how-to-schedule-emails-with-node-js-31e9a61e7c57
#nodejs #ssl #email #sequilize
A simple exercise to create an NPM package from scratch
https://dev.to/deepgram/building-an-npm-package-1p3b
#npm
https://dev.to/deepgram/building-an-npm-package-1p3b
#npm
Performing http requests in parallel with Vue JS
https://medium.com/bb-tutorials-and-thoughts/how-to-make-parallel-api-calls-in-vuejs-applications-78426ee7f6da
#vuejs #httpRequest #axios #fetch #promise
https://medium.com/bb-tutorials-and-thoughts/how-to-make-parallel-api-calls-in-vuejs-applications-78426ee7f6da
#vuejs #httpRequest #axios #fetch #promise
Forwarded from All kind of Ebooks ™
HTML to React_ The Ultimate Guide PDF (1).pdf
8.5 MB
Forwarded from Learn Web Development
10 Websites every developer must know 🔥🔥
1️⃣ Over API
Collection of all cheatsheets
🔗 overapi.com
2️⃣ Web Skills
Your resource guide for every skill you need for web development.
🔗 andreasbm.github.io/web-skills/
3️⃣ CSS Reference
A free visual guide to CSS. Learn CSS with a lot of animations.
🔗 cssreference.io
4️⃣ Parrot Color
Get an awesome color palette for your next project.
🔗 parrot.color.pizza
5️⃣ Dev Resources
Another website, full of developer resources.
🔗 devresourc.es
6️⃣ Themer
Generate a theme for your development environment ( terminal, editor, wallpapers, and more )
🔗 themer.dev
7️⃣ Programmer Humor
A collection of programming memes
🔗 programmerhumor.io
8️⃣ Git Explorer
Find the right git command just by entering what you wanted to do.
🔗 gitexplorer.com
9️⃣ Daily Dev
Find amazing articles by awesome developers around the world
🔗 dev.to/dailydotdev
🔟 Readme .so
The easiest way to create a readme
🔗 readme.so
#Resources
1️⃣ Over API
Collection of all cheatsheets
🔗 overapi.com
2️⃣ Web Skills
Your resource guide for every skill you need for web development.
🔗 andreasbm.github.io/web-skills/
3️⃣ CSS Reference
A free visual guide to CSS. Learn CSS with a lot of animations.
🔗 cssreference.io
4️⃣ Parrot Color
Get an awesome color palette for your next project.
🔗 parrot.color.pizza
5️⃣ Dev Resources
Another website, full of developer resources.
🔗 devresourc.es
6️⃣ Themer
Generate a theme for your development environment ( terminal, editor, wallpapers, and more )
🔗 themer.dev
7️⃣ Programmer Humor
A collection of programming memes
🔗 programmerhumor.io
8️⃣ Git Explorer
Find the right git command just by entering what you wanted to do.
🔗 gitexplorer.com
9️⃣ Daily Dev
Find amazing articles by awesome developers around the world
🔗 dev.to/dailydotdev
🔟 Readme .so
The easiest way to create a readme
🔗 readme.so
#Resources
Create a Pixel Art Generator with JavaScript
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/create-a-css-pixel-art-generator-with-javascript-584889a221bf
#pixelart #css
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/create-a-css-pixel-art-generator-with-javascript-584889a221bf
#pixelart #css
Tips for creating APIs and doing API testing from the JavaScript Mastery channel
https://youtu.be/fvowySuuEIw
#api #rest #testing #javascriptMastery
https://youtu.be/fvowySuuEIw
#api #rest #testing #javascriptMastery
Nx Tools version 13.3 release notes with new feature improvements
https://blog.nrwl.io/redesigned-starter-page-storybook-6-4-eslint-8-and-more-in-nx-13-3-5507d7378360
#nx
https://blog.nrwl.io/redesigned-starter-page-storybook-6-4-eslint-8-and-more-in-nx-13-3-5507d7378360
#nx
Reasons to use frameworks/libraries in Web Development.
📌 Time Saving
Frameworks and libraries are very useful for saving time. You can save a lot of time by using frameworks.
A feature or design which was supposed to take 10 hours with plain, can be done in 3.
📌 Flexibility
Most of the frameworks are highly flexible, be it any CSS or JS framework or any other library like moment.
You can easily use those to build anything complex.
📌 Less Effort
This is the best part.
You can literally do a lot of crazy stuff with a lot of ease. Be it building a form, or maybe sending a request or reading something, or formatting the date.
📌 Great Support and Docs
Most of the frameworks and libraries out there have good community support and docs.
This makes any framework/library very efficient. You get a lot of solutions to your problems this way.
📌 Better for jobs and work
Everyone out there is using frameworks/libraries. Be it any company or freelancer.
The more you know the more opportunities you get.
It's highly important to know about frameworks and libraries. The modern web cannot work without them!
📌 Time Saving
Frameworks and libraries are very useful for saving time. You can save a lot of time by using frameworks.
A feature or design which was supposed to take 10 hours with plain, can be done in 3.
📌 Flexibility
Most of the frameworks are highly flexible, be it any CSS or JS framework or any other library like moment.
You can easily use those to build anything complex.
📌 Less Effort
This is the best part.
You can literally do a lot of crazy stuff with a lot of ease. Be it building a form, or maybe sending a request or reading something, or formatting the date.
📌 Great Support and Docs
Most of the frameworks and libraries out there have good community support and docs.
This makes any framework/library very efficient. You get a lot of solutions to your problems this way.
📌 Better for jobs and work
Everyone out there is using frameworks/libraries. Be it any company or freelancer.
The more you know the more opportunities you get.
It's highly important to know about frameworks and libraries. The modern web cannot work without them!
Making Dinosaur Run game like in Google Chrome browser by Web Dev Simplified
https://youtu.be/47eXVRJKdkU
#game #dinosaur #webdevsimplified
https://youtu.be/47eXVRJKdkU
#game #dinosaur #webdevsimplified
A collection of courses or exercises to learn Javascript
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/learn-javascript-free-js-courses-for-beginners/
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Understanding asynchronous processes in Javascript
https://dev.to/elukuro/understanding-asynchronous-in-javascript-267h
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Several ways to do DOM manipulation in JavaScript
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/all-you-need-to-get-started-with-javascript-dom-d8c5dae38f02
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#course #dom #async
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/learn-javascript-free-js-courses-for-beginners/
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Understanding asynchronous processes in Javascript
https://dev.to/elukuro/understanding-asynchronous-in-javascript-267h
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Several ways to do DOM manipulation in JavaScript
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/all-you-need-to-get-started-with-javascript-dom-d8c5dae38f02
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#course #dom #async
Some jokes about the life of a software developer
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/15-corny-jokes-any-programmer-can-relate-to-7a7104826866
#jokes
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/15-corny-jokes-any-programmer-can-relate-to-7a7104826866
#jokes
A collection of interesting Udemy courses to study on the topic of Web Development
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/25-udemy-courses-worth-your-money-time-8893daa1e98f
#udemy #course
https://javascript.plainenglish.io/25-udemy-courses-worth-your-money-time-8893daa1e98f
#udemy #course
🦸♂️ 50 JavaScript Interview Questions 🦸♂️
1. What is a JavaScript?
2. What is the original name of JavaScript?
3. Where can we use JS?
4. What differentiates JS from other languages like Java?
5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of JS?
6. Why do we need JS Frameworks?
7. What ECMAScript stands for?
8. What paradigms exist in JS?
9. What is Scope in JS?
10. Explain Hoisting in JS.
11. What is a strict mode?
12. What are the two basic groups of data types in JS?
13. Name all data types in JS.
14. What are falsy values in JS?
15. What is Memoization?
16. What is closure?
17. What operators exist in JS?
18. Explain “this” keyword.
19. What are global variables?
20. Explain the difference between ES5 and ES6.
21. What is the difference between var, let, and const?
22. What are the escape characters in JS?
23. What is the difference between Function Declarations and Function Expressions?
24. What is the Arrow Function?
25. What is the Self-Executing Function?
26. What is Higher-Order Function?
27. What are Function Default Parameters?
28. What is the NaN property?
29. Explain the difference between “==” and “===” operators.
30. Explain callbacks.
31. What are Promises?
32. What is Async/Await?
33. Explain Prototype Inheritance.
34. What is a Polyfill?
35. Explain call(), apply(), and bind() methods.
36. What are the different types of errors in JS?
37. What is DOM?
38. What is Event Bubbling?
39. What is Event Propagation?
40. What is Event Capturing?
41. What is the use of the Math object?
42. What are Template Literals?
43. What "new" keyword stands for?
44. What is Object and Array Destructuring?
45. Explain the same-origin policy in JS.
46. How to write a comment in JS?
47. What are Cookies in JS?
48. What is Local Storage in Browser?
49. What is the difference between Local Storage and Session Storage in Browser?
50. Is getting Local Storage content asynchronous or synchronous action?
1. What is a JavaScript?
2. What is the original name of JavaScript?
3. Where can we use JS?
4. What differentiates JS from other languages like Java?
5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of JS?
6. Why do we need JS Frameworks?
7. What ECMAScript stands for?
8. What paradigms exist in JS?
9. What is Scope in JS?
10. Explain Hoisting in JS.
11. What is a strict mode?
12. What are the two basic groups of data types in JS?
13. Name all data types in JS.
14. What are falsy values in JS?
15. What is Memoization?
16. What is closure?
17. What operators exist in JS?
18. Explain “this” keyword.
19. What are global variables?
20. Explain the difference between ES5 and ES6.
21. What is the difference between var, let, and const?
22. What are the escape characters in JS?
23. What is the difference between Function Declarations and Function Expressions?
24. What is the Arrow Function?
25. What is the Self-Executing Function?
26. What is Higher-Order Function?
27. What are Function Default Parameters?
28. What is the NaN property?
29. Explain the difference between “==” and “===” operators.
30. Explain callbacks.
31. What are Promises?
32. What is Async/Await?
33. Explain Prototype Inheritance.
34. What is a Polyfill?
35. Explain call(), apply(), and bind() methods.
36. What are the different types of errors in JS?
37. What is DOM?
38. What is Event Bubbling?
39. What is Event Propagation?
40. What is Event Capturing?
41. What is the use of the Math object?
42. What are Template Literals?
43. What "new" keyword stands for?
44. What is Object and Array Destructuring?
45. Explain the same-origin policy in JS.
46. How to write a comment in JS?
47. What are Cookies in JS?
48. What is Local Storage in Browser?
49. What is the difference between Local Storage and Session Storage in Browser?
50. Is getting Local Storage content asynchronous or synchronous action?
Most Commonly used npm Commands You Should Know.
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Initializes the package.json file of a project.
Use the -y flag to skip the questions and to create a package.json using default values.
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Installs the dependencies listed in package.json.
Shorthand:
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Installs a package from the npm registry.
Shorthand:
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Installs a package globally on your machine.
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Like the command itself suggests, it uninstalls package that are already installed.
Shorthand:
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Uninstalls a global package from your machine.
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Updates the specified package to the latest version available. If 'package' is not specified, it updates every package.
Shorthand:
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Updates a global package to the latest version available.
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Lists all the installed packages and their versions, along with their dependencies in a tree structure.
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Shows available details about the specified package. If version is not set, it defaults to the latest version.
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Executes the specified 'script', if found as a property of the 'script' object in package.json.
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Tries to show the appropriate documentation page for the term provided.
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npm initInitializes the package.json file of a project.
Use the -y flag to skip the questions and to create a package.json using default values.
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npm installInstalls the dependencies listed in package.json.
Shorthand:
npm i📌
npm install <package>Installs a package from the npm registry.
Shorthand:
npm i <package>📌
npm install -g <package>Installs a package globally on your machine.
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npm uninstall <package>Like the command itself suggests, it uninstalls package that are already installed.
Shorthand:
npm un <package>📌
npm uninstall -g <package>Uninstalls a global package from your machine.
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npm update <package>Updates the specified package to the latest version available. If 'package' is not specified, it updates every package.
Shorthand:
npm up <package>📌
npm update -g <package>Updates a global package to the latest version available.
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npm listLists all the installed packages and their versions, along with their dependencies in a tree structure.
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npm view <package> <version>Shows available details about the specified package. If version is not set, it defaults to the latest version.
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npm run <script>Executes the specified 'script', if found as a property of the 'script' object in package.json.
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npm help <term>Tries to show the appropriate documentation page for the term provided.