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16 Jun

The Future of Web Development: Embracing Emerging Technologies and Trends

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The web development landscape is constantly evolving, driven by new technologies and shifting user expectations. As we move further into 2024, several key trends are shaping the future of web development, offering exciting opportunities and challenges for developers. This article explores these trends and provides insights into how developers can leverage them to create more robust, efficient, and user-friendly web applications. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): The Standard for Modern Web ApplicationsProgressive Web Apps (PWAs) have transcended their initial hype and are now considered a standard in web development. PWAs combine the best of web and mobile apps, providing users with…

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16 Jun

Creating and Managing Multiple Projects and Servers with Mockingbird

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In the fast-paced world of software development, efficiency and productivity are paramount. Mockingbird, a powerful tool designed for creating and managing mock environments, offers developers a streamlined solution to enhance their workflows. This blog post will guide you through the process of creating and managing multiple projects and servers using Mockingbird, ensuring you can maximize your development and testing capabilities. Why Use Mockingbird? Mockingbird is designed to address common challenges faced by developers, such as waiting for server development to be completed, which often leads to project delays. By providing a robust mock environment, Mockingbird allows developers to test APIs…

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16 Jun

Building Native Applications with Capacitor and ReactJS

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Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, the demand for building native applications from web-based code has grown exponentially. Capacitor, a tool created by the team behind Ionic, offers developers a seamless way to create cross-platform native applications using their existing web technologies. In this article, we will explore how to incorporate Capacitor into a ReactJS project to build native mobile applications. What is Capacitor? Capacitor is a cross-platform native runtime that allows you to build web applications with JavaScript, TypeScript, or any front-end framework and then deploy them as native mobile apps or Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). It…

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16 Jun

Front end in 7 days?

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As a cybersecurity major who has only ever done Python, building websites has always remained a wish. I have heard some say building websites is a piece of cake but others said web development is so complex, that you might start learning something else. Either way, I believe the best thing is to figure it out myself. So, I am doing the 7-day challenge to learn anything ( credits to the Pareto Principle - Work expands to fill time). Through these 7 days, I will be learning HTML, CSS, JS, and React. And to gauge my progress, I will make…

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15 Jun

Types of Scopes in javascript

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In JavaScript, scope determines the accessibility or visibility of variables and functions at various parts of the code during execution. Understanding the different types of scopes in JavaScript is crucial for writing efficient and error-free code. Here are the primary types of scopes in JavaScript: Global Scope Definition: Variables declared outside any function or block have global scope, meaning they are accessible from anywhere in the code. Creation: Variables become global if they are declared with var outside any function or if they are not declared with let, const, or var inside a function (implicitly global). `var globalVar="I am a…

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15 Jun

Meet Kazi Byte Your Partner in Digital Innovation

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Kazibyte is a non-profit organization run by a team of enthusiastic students passionate about technology and innovation. We believe in the power of community-driven development and strive to bring fresh, effective solutions to the tech industry. Source link lol

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14 Jun

Angular Animations Tutorial: Route Transitions

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If you’ve ever worked with an Angular application that has routing, you may have wanted to add transitions as you navigate between routes. It just makes the app feel more elegant overall. Well, if you didn’t know, this is totally doable with the Animation module and in this example, I’ll show you just how easy it is. Alright, let’s get to it. Before We Get Started Now, before we get too far along, it’s important to note that I’ve already created several posts focused on the animation framework in Angular. Angular Animation Tutorials: These posts cover many different animation topics…

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14 Jun

How to Deploy an Express.js App on GitHub Pages Using GitHub Actions

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Deploying an Express.js app on GitHub Pages might sound challenging at first, but with the right tools and steps, it becomes a seamless process. GitHub Pages only supports static sites, so we need to convert our dynamic Express.js app into static files. In this article, we'll walk through the steps to achieve this using Webpack for bundling and GitHub Actions for automation. Step 1: Set Up Your Express.js App First, ensure you have an Express.js app. If you don't have one, you can create a simple app as follows: mkdir express-app cd express-app npm init -y npm install express Enter…

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14 Jun

Copy Javascript Object from Safari Browser Console

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How to Share Console Logs from Safari as JSON There are times when we need to test something specifically on Safari and share console logs with other developers. However, Safari often renders these logs as objects that can't be copied directly as text JSON strings. I've found a workaround for this and wanted to share it. Logging Objects in Safari When you log an object in Safari, you might see something like this: Right-clicking on the object gives you a few options. Choose "Log Value" to re-log the output in the console. Getting the Variable Name This does two things:…

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14 Jun

Unveiling URI, URL, and URN

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This guide provides an overview of URI, URL, and URN, explaining their differences and use cases. When developing web apps, we often need to call different web services. When configuring the communication and connection of different web services, we frequently encounter the concepts of URI, URL, and URN. Usually, users find it difficult to distinguish between them, leading to mixed or incorrect usage. In this article, we will provide examples and explain the differences between them to help everyone better understand these concepts and correctly interpret and use them when reading technical blogs, documentation, or communicating with other engineers. What…

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