JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Sep 28, 2022

Almost all applications require users to authenticate before allowing access to the application and its features. For example, imagine a scenario where you're tasked to build an application for a nuclear reactor. Its' main requirement is to allow authenticated and authorized u...

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We share links to web pages, images or videos on web with colleagues, friends and family everyday. When users share links your website, it's important to make a good impression. A good preview attracts attention to click open the link. It's unlikely someone clicks on a URL str...

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In this article, you'll learn how to build a Kanban Board the same as you have in JIRA, Monday and Trello. We will do it with a beautiful drag-and-drop feature using React, Socket.io, and React beautiful DND. Users will be able to sign in, create and update various tasks, and ...

JavaScript In Plain English

In this guide, we will learn how to eloquently set up or add Tailwind CSS in React js application. We will also show you how to create a simple user interface card component using the Tailwind CSS framework. Tailwind CSS is primarily a utility-first CSS framework that helps in...

Digamber Singh

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to use the useEffect hook in react with the help of examples. Note: If you don't know about hooks then check out my react hooks introduction. The useEffect hook helps us to use the lifecycle methods in functional components....

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How to efficiently use the newly released WebKit browser support to run Cypress tests locally and on CI. This blog post shows how to run Cypress tests using WebKit browser (the browser engine behind Safari) on your local machine and on GitHub Actions Linux CI. We will avoid bl...

Gleb Bahmutov

If you write any JavaScript these days, you'll eventually hear or read about something known as asynchronous code. JavaScript was originally built in a synchronous manner, which in a nutshell means it operates in the way the code is written: console.log('a');console.log('b');c...

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Did you know that DOM elements with IDs are accessible in JavaScript as global variables? It's one of those things that's been around, like, forever but I'm...

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The release of Node.js in 2009 by Ryan Dahl increased the scope of what developers could do with JavaScript. Prior to that, you could only use JavaScript on the client side (the browser) or frontend of web applications. With Node.js, developers can create server side applicati...

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Are you a web developer who loves using Vue.js? If so, you're not alone; Vue.js is one of the most popular front-end JavaScript frameworks around. However, there's one big downside to using Vue.js for your web development projects: Google does not index Vue.js web pages....

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To set focus on an input in React: Set a reference on the input element Call the focus() method on the ref element In the code above, you are creating a reference to the input field (inputRef), and upon pressing the button, you are referencing the inputRef and running the focu...

JavaScript In Plain English

We have learned about pure components, functional components, class components, and many more. This time around we are going to dig into uncontrolled components react, and how you can implement them with examples. Majority of the time when we are making our custom components w...

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