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- Mastering GitHub Webhooks: A Comprehensive Guide
- GitHub webhooks offer a powerful way to automate workflows and integrate GitHub with external services by delivering real-time updates based on events in your repositories. Whether you want to trigger a deployment, send notifications, or synchronize
- JS Tutorial 880 2024-08-24 11:12:12
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- What is the difference between WebWeb root end? -1
- hello! This is @jio_jake. This post is a Korean translation of what I wrote in paragraph.xyz. You can get the fastest updates by subscribing to our publication. Image created with [Dall-E-3] hello! My name is @jio_jake. I am currently working as a front-end developer at @Yooldo_Games, a blockchain gaming platform. I was very excited about Web3 last year.
- JS Tutorial 310 2024-08-24 11:12:03
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- Day / Days of Code: Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) Project
- Wed, August 21, 2024 It’s not just me who thinks Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) is awesome. I used to play RPS sometimes when I was underway in the Navy, and I’ve even seen a couple of small property rights court cases decided by RPS. This simple game ha
- JS Tutorial 122 2024-08-24 11:11:36
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- Creating a Custom Logger for a Node.js Application using Errsole
- Every robust logging system consists of three key components: a Collector, a Storage, and a Visualizer. Popular Node.js logging modules like Winston and Pino function solely as log collectors. Errsole, however, offers a complete logging solution that
- JS Tutorial 481 2024-08-24 11:11:33
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- Understanding Closures in JavaScript
- Closures are a fundamental concept in JavaScript that can significantly impact how you write and understand your code. In essence, a closure allows a function to access variables from its outer scope even after that outer function has finished execut
- JS Tutorial 883 2024-08-24 11:11:02
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- Developing a App with Swift and AI
- In recent years, the interest in veganism has been growing rapidly, reflecting a greater awareness of health, sustainability, and animal welfare. With this demand, the opportunity arises to use technology to make life easier for those adopting this l
- JS Tutorial 738 2024-08-24 11:10:34
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- billboard.js elease: new area-step-range chart!
- New v3.13 release came out today! This release comes with 4 new features, 2 bug fixes and tooling improvements. For the detailed release info, please checkout the release note: https://github.com/naver/billboard.js/releases/tag/3.13.0 Wh
- JS Tutorial 286 2024-08-24 11:09:32
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- A Ruby/JS Equivalence
- This is a Ruby function def new_count(word) word.downcase! return 1 if word.length
- JS Tutorial 924 2024-08-24 11:08:35
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- Prop not updating inside function
- Turns out that if you want to call a function that makes use of props or state inside the body of the function you need to call it using a useEffect that listens for the required variables and calls the function again after the variables are updated.
- JS Tutorial 761 2024-08-24 11:08:06
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- ReactNode vs React.Element: Understanding the Difference
- In the world of React development, especially when working with TypeScript, you'll often encounter two important types: ReactNode and React.Element. While they might seem similar at first glance, understanding their differences is crucial for writing
- JS Tutorial 122 2024-08-24 11:07:32
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- Day / Days of Code: Simplifying Code with Object Literals
- Thu, August 22, 2024 Today’s Progress: I worked on a coding assignment to create a sleep debt calculator. Initially, the code used switch statements to determine sleep hours for each day of the week. While functional, it felt unnecessarily verbose a
- JS Tutorial 287 2024-08-24 11:07:02
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- Iteration Stament i.e for-of loop
- for-of: Introduced in ES6 Usually a loop has counter, check-condition, updating counter. A for-of loop doesn't have anything like that. continue-break both can be used with it. Meant to give us current element. fruits = ['banana','apple','peach
- JS Tutorial 889 2024-08-24 11:06:35
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- Understanding Redux: A Beginners Comprehensive Guide
- Introduction: What is Redux and Why Do We Need It? As web applications grow in complexity, managing state becomes increasingly challenging. If you've ever found yourself tangled in a web of unpredictable state changes and difficult-to-track dat
- JS Tutorial 613 2024-08-24 11:06:02
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- Writing a state management library in lines of JavaScript
- State management is one of the most important part of a web application. From the use of global variables to React hooks to the use of third-party libraries like MobX, Redux or XState to name just these 3, it is one of the topics that fuels the most
- JS Tutorial 720 2024-08-24 11:05:04
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- Parallel JavaScript Machine
- Author: Vladas Saulis, PE Prodata, Klaipėda, Lithuania May 18th, 2024 Abstract This paper presents a new programming model that can utilize multi-core CPU systems in a simple and auto-balanced way. This model also proposes an easier programming par
- JS Tutorial 781 2024-08-24 11:04:35