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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…

How To Create a Virtual ATM Card using Plain HTML & CSS

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Imagine at your disposal, you only have a picture of the Master Card Logo and another picture of the ATM card chip, you are tasked to create a visually appealing ATM card from the two separate pictures. You are about to find out how powerful CSS and HTML are. The Tech space is ever-changing but understanding these two languages is crucial for any aspiring Front-End developer. This article will guide you on how to make the front and back sides of an ATM card from scratch. The card will flip to the back or front sides when hovered over. We…

Webassembly: Near-Native Performance for Web Applications

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I was working on a web development project, building a 3D visualizer. This project required a lot of calculations and data processing. I used JavaScript, my go-to language for web development. At first, everything went well. But as I added more features, the website started to slow down. The rendering times increased, and the animations became choppy. It was clear that JavaScript alone wasn't enough for this project. It was slow because JavaScript is an interpreted language and runs on a single thread, meaning it can only do one thing at a time. These performance issues were a big problem,…