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Manage your code efficiently in Visual Studio Code with the command palette, by easily switching between files & projects or by quickly moving or updating code sections.

React.js aims to make cross-platform development easier!

Sora is OpenAI'S text-to-video AI and it's simply crazy...

Signals became all the rage in 2023 - But what's the advantage of Signals? And how do they work internally?

git clone | git fetch | git branch -r | git branch --track | git switch | git pull | git push | git remote add origin

Despite AI & layoffs, learning web development is still a great idea. Here's how I would learn it all again, if he had to start over.

In some situations & use-cases, using useState() is not the optimal choice. There are preferrable alternatives!

:has() Selector, Container Queries, CSS Nesting, text-wrap: balance & :focus-visible - New Features Demonstrated Quickly

The "Angular Renaissance" started in 2022 and accelerated in 2023. But does it reach all Angular developers?

React's moving more and more towards a fullstack framework future - unfortunately, this comes at a price.

Angular 17 continues the Angular momentum by adding many exciting new features!

SolidJS made "Signals" one of the most important frontend JS framework trends you can find right now! Time to learn how to build web apps with SolidJS from the ground up!

SolidJS is like ReactJS. It does introduce a couple of key new features though. Features that lead to better performance and simpler code.

Learn how to undo changes in your Git managed projects, no matter if you need to fix staged and unstaged changes or even entire commits!

React.js is extremely popular but at the moment, it might be in its most important transition phase ever.

There's a new JavaScript framework almost every day. Are we now finally in the last evolution phase?

Automated testing is an important yet often overlooked or skipped part of development. It's a shame because adding unit testing to React apps is easy!

Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS Attacks) are amongst the most dangerous in web development. Here's how they work and how to defend.

For sending Http requests from JavaScript to a server, you can use XMLHttpRequest, fetch() or Axios. Let's explore XMLHttpRequest!

For sending Http requests from JavaScript to a server, you can use XMLHttpRequest, fetch() or Axios. Let's explore Axios!