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How to Switch from jQuery to Vanilla JS with Bootstrap 5

Bootstrap 5 is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at responsive, mobile-first front-end web development. In case you didn't know, Bootstrap 5 alpha has been officially launched. It has removed jQuery as a dependency, has dropped support for Internet Explorer 9 and 10, and brings some awesome updates for

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AppData – Where to Find the AppData Folder in Windows 10

The AppData folder includes application settings, files, and data unique to the applications on your Windows PC. The folder is hidden by default in Windows File Explorer and has three hidden sub-folders: Local, LocalLow, and Roaming. You won't use this folder very often, but this is where your important files

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How to Check Internet Connection Status Using Async JavaScript

Can you use JavaScript to check if your app is connected to the internet? In this article, I'll provide an updated answer to this Internet connection detection question. (Whew! Say that fast five times!) The solution will use JavaScript's Fetch API and asynchronous code with Async & Await. But first,

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Peter Friese: Building SwiftUI Apps with Firebase [FREE]

In this talk, learn how to build a simple, data-driven SwiftUI application that uses Cloud Firestore to store data.

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How to Develop and Deploy Micro-Frontends with Single-Spa

Micro-frontends are the future of frontend web development. Inspired by microservices, which allow you to break up your backend into smaller pieces, micro-frontends allow you to build, test, and deploy pieces of your frontend app independently of each other.

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How TypeScript Generics Help You Write Less Code

When developers discuss Typescript, one of their main complaints is that you have to write more code to achieve the same result. While I agree with that, I think Typescript Generics can reduce the code you need to write to a great extent. What are TypeScript Generics?TS Generics can

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Getting Started With Core Haptics [FREE]

In this Core Haptics tutorial, you’ll learn how to create and play haptic patterns, synchronize audio with haptic events and create dynamic haptic patterns that respond to external stimuli.

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How to Get Started with TailwindCSS

TailwindCSS is an awesome utility-first CSS library for creating beautiful layouts with less customized CSS. There's a good chance you've heard about Tailwind. But, have you tried using it? In this article, I'll share the things that make Tailwind different from other component libraries I know. And I'll discuss why

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Debounce JavaScript – How to Make your JS Wait Up

Debounce methods do not execute when invoked. Instead, they wait for a predetermined time before executing. If the same method is called again, the previous is cancelled and the timer restarts. Here is a short video walk through in which I make a debounce method: And here's the source code

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How I Learned Web Development During the COVID-19 Lockdown and Helped Thousands of People

When Covid struck NYC I had ample free time to learn new skills while unable to go outside. I decided to build a site in the rapidly expanding space of remote work.

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15 Ways to Improve Your Résumé So Hiring Managers Will Want to Read It

Résumés are hard. And most people are bad at them – which makes sense, because you probably only write or update your résumé every few years. It involves selling yourself and your skills - something most people struggle with. On top of this, it's difficult to figure out how to sort

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