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Modern JS
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ECMAScript 2015 (also known as ES6) is a major update to Javascript since ES5, which was standardized in 2009. Since then, Javascript has come up with incremental updates every year. These significant updates from ES6 and beyond are commonly referred to as Modern Javascript...

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Top 2021 Productivity Apps
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I intend to write all macOS/Windows/Linux specific apps I use in future posts. For this list, all apps are cross-platform, which is kind of a must-have for me. I should also note that I'm using the free version of most of these apps.

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20 Best Places To Learn Programming For Free
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There are a plethora of resources to learn how to code for free. However, the question is - which ones are worth using? As a result, this article shows you the best places to learn how to code for free.

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Visual Studio Code Extensions to Enhance Productivity in 2021
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As we enter 2021, I’ve compiled a list of extensions that I personally use daily in the hopes that it will help you save time and enhance productivity this year. Do note that while the extensions highlighted below are suitable for all languages, there are language-specific plugins that are also worth exploring.

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Tried & True Tips from 25 React Experts to Make You More Productive
#js #react
Read on to find out what Emma Wedekind and chantastic had to say about asking the right questions and mastering the basics. You'll also hear from Kent C. Dodds, who highlights the importance of teaching and helping others as you learn. There’s also Kitze and Dan Wahlin with helpful perspectives concerning Redux - plus plenty more fantastic, high-quality ideas! So let's dive in. Take advantage of this resource - you are bound to find something to capture your imagination and experiment with.

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Everything About Callback Functions in JavaScript
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In this post, I will explain the concept of a callback function. Also, I’ll help you distinguish the 2 types of callbacks: synchronous and asynchronous.

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Image Resources for Your Next Project
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An image serves a vital role in most projects. It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. So most definitely, using an image in your project can help present and sell your project idea better.

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Create Your App With Flutter In 5 Days
#webdev #flutter
Developing an application with Flutter is nothing more than a story of fantasy. In reality, no matter how proficient you are in app development, you have to deal with plenty of technologies and its flaws. In fact, in the world of mobile app development, there’s an endless race between two giants iOS and Android.

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How to Read React Errors (fix 'Cannot read property of undefined'!)
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We’ll cover how to read a stack trace, how to interpret the text of the error, and ultimately how to fix it.

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JS Formatting Date Tips
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Something that seems simple as the treatment of dates can become complex if we don't take into account how to treat them when presenting them to the user. That is why here we are going to see how we can format dates in JavaScript.

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What is HTTP/3, and Why Does it Matter?
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When researching the internet and the technologies behind it, you might have come across this term: HTTP. HTTP, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the backbone of the web and is the universal protocol for transferring text data. You have no doubt used it, as the website you learned about HTTP on uses HTTP.

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A quick and simple Python logging
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Beautifully colored, quick and simple Python logging. This logger is based on Python logging package

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