Chrome - Arrange your tabs with tab groups ๐
If youโre one of those people with so many tabs open than you can manage, read on.
If youโre one of those people with so many tabs open than you can manage, read on.
You probably have used fragments in links to point a link to a part of your page such as a heading. This technique is used in table of content for example and itโs a common pattern.
I see some occasions where web developers who are a bit less familiar with accessibility use links incorrectly in different forms. So I thought letโs write a quick guide on Links in JavaScript apps.
Microsoft Build went on fully online and it came with some really exciting announcements. For us developers some of these can bring massive efficiencies. So letโs see whatโs on offer.
There may be many different reasons why youโd want to swap two variables be it just changing two itemโs location in an array or when sorting collections. The traditional way is just define a new variable, assign one value to it, put one of the items in the old place, then put the temp variable back in the new place. But my question is, is that the only way?
String
is one of the primitive types in JavaScript and we use it in every project we work on no matter what. But how familiar are you with the methods available in JavaScript to work with a string variable? Letโs have a quick look at those in this article.
There are many different sorting algorithms out there such as quick sort, merge sort, insertion sort, bubble sort, etc., that could be useful in our day to day life, writing code which gets shipped to production. Knowing all of them is not necessary, but if you have a basic understanding of each one, you can decide on the most efficient one for your scenario.
Using a loop is almost a must in our day to day life. But have you ever thought what kind of loop should you use? Do you know the difference between enumerables and iterables? This article sheds some light in this space, so read on if youโre interested.
Youโve spent many hours trying to improve your web performance and have got it to a good speed. What happens next? How do you ensure it remains in good shape especially if youโre working in a team with diverse backgrounds and level of coding.
I was working on a project a week ago and had a local branch (with a few commits) I was going to push to upstream to create a PR (pull request). However, after pulling down master and rebasing, I realised all of my code except my first commit is gone after rebase ๐ฑ.