Category: JavaScript
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  1. How to Align Images in React Native

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction Aligning images properly is important in mobile app development because it helps create a visually pleasing and user-friendly interface. A well-aligned inte...Learn More
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  2. Pagination in Vanilla JavaScript

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction When creating a website or web application, especially if they feature a lot of templated content (such as a grid or list of items belonging to a category) ...Learn More
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  3. Introduction to Vue Components

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction When developing a large application, it is always a good idea to break it down into smaller components to make the code easier to read, structure, and maint...Learn More
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  4. Guide to Webpack 5

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Back in the days when modularity in Javascript was introduced, there was no way to support modules within web browsers. To fix this issue, module bundlers such as Parcel...Learn More
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  5. Upload File with Vanilla JavaScript and Loading Animation

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } File upload is very ubiquitous to any web application and when it comes to uploading files and resources over the internet (on a browser), things can be somewhat stressf...Learn More
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  6. Integrating MongoDB with Node.js

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } A robost moden-day application has a medium of storing data at its backend such as Node application which is able to work with both non-relational (such as PostgresQL, M...Learn More
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  7. Definitive Guide to Unit Testing in React Applications with Jest and React-Testing

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction As a developer, one of the things at the top of your list ought to be shipping bug-free code. Nothing could be worse than finding out on Thursday night that...Learn More
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  8. Scroll to Top in Vue with Reusable Components

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } In improving the user experience on any website with a lot of content on its web pages, it is common for frontend developers to implement a scroll-to-top functionality t...Learn More
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  9. Guide to Exception Handling in Express

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction Exceptions and error are bound to occur while users interact with any application, it is up to software engineers to choose a means to handle any error that...Learn More
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  10. GET HTTP Request in React

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction When developing web applications - we routinelly access resources hosted on a server. Asking for, sending, or performing other operations on resources is ac...Learn More
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  11. How to Set Focus On Element After Rendering With React

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction By setting the focus on an element, we gently guide a user to the next expected input field, giving them a better browsing experience with less guesswork. ...Learn More
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  12. How to Force Update a React Component

    .lazyload-placeholder { display: none; } Introduction In this article we'll show you how to force update a component in React.js. More specifically, we'll be giving a brief introduction to React re-renders, we'...Learn More
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