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JavaScript Performance – How to Improve Page Speed with async and defer

In web programming, JavaScript brings interactiveness and dynamic behaviour to your web pages. While HTML and CSS take care of the structure and aesthetics of the pages, they will be merely usable without JavaScript doing its job in the background. You can include JavaScript code in the HTML file in

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SQL Joins – LEFT Join, RIGHT Join, and INNER Join Explained

SQL is a programming language we use to interact with relational databases. SQL databases contain tables, which contain rows of data. These tables usually contain similar or related data. In an office management web application database, you would have tables for employees, their departments, their managers, the projects they

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SQL CONVERT – The DATE to String or DATETIME Function

When you're working with SQL, you'll need to learn how to format dates properly. This is because dates are an important aspect of any SQL and other software-related activities. You need to be able to work with dates to add timestamps to entries and keep track of when things happen,

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Learn CSS by Building the Git Logo in Pure CSS

One of the best ways to learn CSS is by creating something useful while you learn. I will show you how to use the following CSS items by creating the Git logo: * Transform to rotate an image * position relative and absolute * pseudo classes ::before

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Developing Games Using Unreal Engine 5

Unreal Engine 5 is a powerful game engine that has been used to create some of the most popular and critically acclaimed games in recent years. We just published an 11-hour Unreal Engine course for beginners on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. Sourav created this coruse. He has 7 years

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Accounting Number Format in Excel – How to Apply it to Selected Cells

In this article I will show you how to format cells in Microsoft Excel. We'll be looking particularly at the Accounting format for cells with numbers. At the end of the article I'll give you two bonuses: a short video walkthrough of the methods we go over, as well

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How to Use React Dev Tools – With Example Code and Videos

When you're working on a React project, one of the easiest ways to debug your code is using the React Dev Tools. React Dev Tools is an extension created by the React team. It enables developers to debug their code inside their Developer Tools. Once you add the extension, you

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Learn CSS by Building the Google Logo in Pure CSS

One of the best ways to learn CSS is by creating something useful while you learn. I will show you how to use the following CSS items by creating the Google logo: * position relative and absolute * pseudo classes ::before and ::after * positioning an element

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Web Accessibility – Common ARIA Mistakes to Avoid

Accessible Rich Internet Applications – or ARIA – is a set of attributes and roles defined by the Web Accessibility Initiative [https://bit.ly/3Xkmeyp]. These make the web more accessible to people with disabilities. ARIA is extremely important for building accessible web applications. But it's very easy to misuse ARIA and

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var, let, and const in JavaScript – the Differences Between These Keywords Explained

In JavaScript, you can declare variables with the var, let, and const keywords. But what are the differences between them? That's what I'll explain in this tutorial. I have a video version of this topic [https://youtu.be/Gd_JG3e1g4A] you can check out as well. 😇 If you're just starting out using JavaScript,

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