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How to Update Query Params in React

Create a user-friendly app by taking advantage of query parameters.

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How Error Boundaries Work in React

Use the built-in ErrorBoundary class to level-up your error handling.

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JavaScript Basics: How to Create and Use a Dictionary

A map of key/value pairs is an incredibly useful data structure. JavaScript has native support for dictionaries via its Object type.

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Understanding Buffers in Node.js

This handy utility class has wide-ranging uses so it’s worth understanding how it works.

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How to Work With Form Elements in React

Forms are a great use case for state management with React hooks.

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What Is Progressive Enhancement?

This technique helps you build robust, accessible websites.

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How to Prevent Cross-Site Scripting Using HTML, JavaScript, and DOM

Cross-scripting vulnerabilities leave your website open to manipulation by attackers. So how can you stop XSS attacks?

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8 Reasons You Should Learn React

React is riding a wave of popularity among front-end developers, but should you really bother to learn it?

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How to Add an SSL Certificate to a Node.js Application

Running HTTPS locally is a must for certain types of development.

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How to Make a Simple Searchbar Using a List of Strings in JavaScript

Building your own autocompleting search bar is easier than you think.

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What Is React Native and Is It Worth Using?

Learn how to build native apps with a familiar framework.

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How to Add Infinite Scroll in React.js

Take advantage of this front-end technique to deliver content smoothly and continuously.

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How to Use Database Transactions With MongoDB and Node.js

Ensure your data storage is as robust as possible with MongoDB transactions.

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Understanding Next.js Rendering Methods: CSR, SSR, SSG, ISR

Find out how these four page delivery methods differ and when to use each.

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How to Connect Your React App to Firebase

Use Firebase for your backend data storage and develop simple apps with ease.

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Create an Image Classification Tool With ml5.js and HTML

Machine learning is a popular and exciting field, and you can start experimenting with the basic concept with just a web browser.

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What to Expect From the Hermes Engine in React Native 0.70

Hermes, a powerful and efficient JavaScript engine, is coming to React.

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How to Clone and Run an Angular App on Your Machine

Learn how to get an Angular app up and running quickly by cloning a project from GitHub.

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Understanding How Hoisting Works in JavaScript

Hoisting is a curious JavaScript feature which can confuse even the most seasoned programmers.

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How to Set Up Storybook for a Next.js Project

Storybook is a great accessory for Next.js, but understanding how to set it up before you start will make integration a lot easier.

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