​​Progressive enhancement is a way of building websites and applications. It’s based on the idea that you should start by making your page work with just HTML, before adding anything else like Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript.

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#Frontend

​​Short answer: Kinda. It depends. And it might not be enough to make a big difference in the average web app. But it’s worth understanding why.

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#DOM

​​AVIF, a child-wonder image format backed by industry giants, is finally reaching wide browser support with Firefox getting fully on board. We are here to investigate whether the successor to WebP lives up to its promise to obliterate JPEG and PNG and how to hop on the AVIF conversion train.

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#Image #AVIF

​​The noscript of this post was a trending Quora question, with popular responses boiling down to “it’s not, the unemployment rate is 3.6%,” “there are too many developers and not enough engineers,” and “it’s a natural consequence of microeconomic theory.”

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#Career

​​Fullstack DevOps is one of those noscripts that many recruiters and job post listings throw around with large salary tags attached to them. Then you click into one and find yourself swimming in a sea of acronyms. You’re not quite sure if it’s a really bad joke, or that the recruiter is just trying to cover every programming language and cloud service provider in existence.

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#FullStack

​​Over the span of 2 years, I came across a few delightful resources on GitHub that have helped me tremendously, and I didn’t even know that I needed some of these repositories.

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#GitHub

​​TypeScript(TS) has proven to be a better option to write client side noscripts without using JavaScript (JS). And to write it in a more cleaner way. To make the most of it, it is important to follow the best practices when coding with TS.

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#TypeScript

​​What’s the best way to build React apps in 2021? What has changed since 2016? What libraries is everyone using these days?

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#React

​​Non-technical founders often don’t understand the value of developers. Developers are the fuel of a company if their products are tech products. I heard this story from a colleague. And this story is about his friend Paul (not his real name).

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#Career

​​In CSS, a lot of the time when we want to give children elements under the same parent the same CSS property, we will use compound CSS selector.

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#CSS

​​The purpose of this article is to provide a complete insight about GraphQL and its usage with Node.js along with discussing its salient features and some of its advantages and disadvantages.

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#GraphQL #NodeJS #ExpressJS

​​This post draws on my personal experiences and challenges over the past term at school, which I entered with hardly any knowledge of DSA (data structures and algorithms) and problem-solving strategies.

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#DataStructures #Algorithms

​​A JavaScript Symbol is a relatively new JavaScript “feature”. It was introduced back in 2015 as part of ES6.

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#JavaScript

​​Api traffic can slow down your web application modern browser only allow small number of parallel api calls and hence reducing api calls can result in better performance.

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#React

​​Google introduced a new open-source logic programming language-Logica on its open-source blog.

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#SQL

​​Have you had issues with managing server state? or find yourself writing long and funny looking code that just fetches data from the server? I honestly think you need to look at react-query if you fall into any of this category.

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#React

​​Nodejs is a javanoscript runtime environment. So, what exactly is the javanoscript runtime? You may be familiar with the term javanoscript. Javanoscript is a programming language that you may use to control your DOM in your browser and helps to play with the page loaded in the browser

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#NodeJS

​​The single most important aspect of preparing for technical interviews is to solve many coding challenges. Although some tech companies have stopped asking algorithm questions and instead test domain-specific knowledge, most tech giants (and even the small ones) still require candidates to solve coding challenges.

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#Algorithms

​​I found out that I repeatedly use some TypeScript code patterns in daily work. Those code patterns aren’t heavy or complex, and they also don’t require a lot of boiler-plate code. They’re just simple and practical solutions to resolve a few common problems.

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#TypeScript

​​Organic traffic is a great way to get eyeballs on your website and Google is the most popular search engine of choice that you can use to get that organic traffic coming.

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#Performance #CDN #Caching

​​Editors may have problem with auto importing that complicated relative paths ( at least VSCode does ). Importing manually from various modules in your project will start to feel very cumbersome ( trust me, I experienced that with my team at work… )

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#TypeScript #Webpack #Jest