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1. Backdrop-filters
Backdrop filters in CSS. This project demonstrates how CSS backdrop filters can be used to create a professional-looking backdrop. The backdrop-filter CSS property lets you apply graphical effects such as blurring or color shifting to the area behind an element. Because it applies to everything behind the component, you must make the element or its background at least partially transparent to see the effect…
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2. 5 Game Changing C# 11 Tips and Tricks You Need to Know (With Examples)
C# 11 is a powerful and popular programming language, and there are many tips and tricks that can help developers improve their code and increase efficiency. Here are some examples:

Use the "using" statement to dispose of objects automatically: When working with objects that implement IDisposable, it's important to properly dispose of them to free up resources. The "using" statement can help with this by disposing of the object automatically once the block of code is finished executing. For exa…
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3. AWS Community Builders - Christmas Edition
What surprises you most about the community builders program?

It is phenomenal how many sharp-witted talented individuals are in the Community Builders program and everyone is so willing to share their knowledge. It really feels like we are one big family of engineers.

What’s your background and your experience with AWS?

Originally, I was a Busincess Science major in College until I made a risky decision to program switch to Computer Science. Long story short, I was lucky and got a remote so…
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1. Type Widening Is Kinda Weird
Do you notice how in TypeScript that when you initialize a variable to a boolean, string or number, that TypeScript infers the type to be exactly that? A boolean, string or number.

For example:

let a = 4
a = 5
a // is 5 since type is number not 4

💡 Keep in mind, if you use const it prefers the more specific type 4

This is a huge feature of TypeScript! Type Inference is essential to writing easy to read, and maintainable TS codebases. It removes a lot of verbosity as well as reduces the amoun…
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2. How to add pagination to your Next.js app
Written by Taofiq Aiyelabegan✏️

Next.js is one of the easiest and most popular ways to build production-ready React applications. Over recent years, Next.js has experienced exponential growth, and many companies have adopted it to build their applications. In this article, we will learn how to add pagination to a Next.js application. We’ll talk about how to set up a Next.js project, data fetching from an API endpoint with getStaticProps method, and implementing the pagination itself.

Jump ahe…
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3. CSS Selectors: Style lists with the ::marker pseudo-element
For HTML lists, there was no straightforward way to style the bullets a different color from the list text until a couple of years ago. If you wanted to change just the marker color, you'd have to generate your own with pseudo-elements. Now with widespread browser support of the ::marker pseudo-element, this can be targeted directly.

Let's look at the different methods for styling lists, from methods before ::marker was available and how to style with ::marker going forward. Here's a simple gro…
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1. 15 Python libraries we should know about
Python is a relatively simple programming language that is easy to learn due to its unique 'syntax' that focuses on readability. Reading and translating the code written in Python programming language is easier for 'developers' than other languages. This, in turn, reduces the costs of maintaining and developing programs written in this language because it allows teams to collaborate without facing language barriers and having different work experiences among team members.

Now we are going to ex…

2. Search & Save to list Button only with HTML CSS with awesome gradients
Search & Save list Button in html css with awesome gradient background, borders & texts…
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Draggable element & Cursor to see the filters separately
Draggable element & Cursor to see the filters separately
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An animated Heart for Valentine's Day
An animated heart I drew with SVG exactly one year ago. Now rewritten in Javascript using my own...
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10 Cool CodePen Demos (February 23)
A collection of 10 cool and exciting front-end demos shared on CodePen during February 2023
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Responsive Navbar
This is example of a responsive navbar that can be used in website that are made for desktop as well...
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User Profile React Component
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10 Cool CodePen Demos (March 23)
A collection of 10 cool and exciting front-end demos shared on CodePen during March 2023
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CodePen Banner Trick 🤖
Recently I've been playing around with CodePen in anticipation of my canvas game-making series I'll...
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CSS Typography: Create exact heights with line-clamp
I've built dozens of web sites, and by far one of the most common components that required multiple...
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The Roadmap to Becoming a Successful Private Contractor as a Software Engineer
Quote: "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." -...
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Hexagon rotating gradient border
Hexagon rotating gradient border Check Our Latest Post ...
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Tetris Testimonial Quotes
Had a bit of fun last night with this week's Codepen Challenge. I had no ideas for the topic —...
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I created 100+ unique CSS patterns | The best collection 🤩
After the CSS Loaders and the CSS Underline/Overlay animations, I am back with another big...
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