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1- Github Pages⁣

Oh dear strings, who does code without using them? Every developer has a story with strings. When we first start manipulating them as developers, we tend to use some ways that complicate things. That’s why I chose to cover the must-know methods that will make life easier for you as well as your code reviewer. The difference between a rookie developer and a professional one can be easily seen when manipulating strings in JavaScript or TypeScript.

Let’s begin our express journey to professionalism with the top 10 most used methods in the world of strings.

1️⃣- includes(searchString[, position])

The includes() method performs a…

This time I gathered the most awesome thing you can do with CSS in only a few lines of code.

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#1: Smooth scrolling

This technique is super important when you have a button that displays a different part of your web page. Doing it with a simple href="#goToContact" will definitely move quickly but not sexy. Having a smooth scroll is super sexy and professional. Your web visitor deserves the best user experience.

If you are new to React or looking for a React developer job, you should know what makes React special and differentiates it from other UI libraries and frameworks. In this article, I cover the 4 key features that every React developer should know.

Here is the plan:

• The Virtual DOM
• The server-side rendering support
• Unidirectional data flow or data binding
• Reusable UI components

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Feature #1: Virtual DOM

The challenges when it comes to modern web applications are user experience and response time. No user would like to wait when navigating a web page, right? React has created its own concept and algorithm to…

Are you a web developer who cares not only about writing code that works but also how the code is written? Do you care about writing clean code? The welcome, this article is for you!

Do you know what the difference is between a regular developer and a professional? The difference can be summed up in a single sentence: A professional developer writes code for the future and the “other developer”.

To write clean code, we need to learn and learn and keep learning. Through my journey as a web developer, I’ve gathered some key points I need to check…

Learn the 5 key components of Angular.

One of the most asked questions during an Angular developer job interview is about the main components of this framework. This question is important to answer if you understand the core concepts on which Angular is based.

In this article, I’m going through these key components with examples and details you need to be aware of for each component.

Our plan for this article is to cover the 5 key components below:

• Components
• Modules
• Templates
• Services
• Metadata and decorators

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#1-Components

Components are the basic UI building block. It’s what I call…

If you are starting your carrier as a web developer, CSS is a headache for many developers, based on my experience. It takes time to learn it and master it. This article is covering some common mistakes that you may face when writing CSS code.

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#1: Using px when it’s not needed⁣

Do you know that you don’t need to use px when you want to set the a value to 0:

As a frontend developer, JavaScript is a must-know in this world. This article will give you a list of useful snippets I have saved and used when coding.

These snippets are the most common tasks I face when writing JavaScript code. If you have other useful snippets, please let me know in the comment section.

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#1-Sorting an array

const months = ['March', 'Jan', 'Feb', 'Dec'];
months.sort();
console.log(months);
// expected output: Array ["Dec", "Feb", "Jan", "March"]const numbers= [1, 30, 4, 21, 100000];
numbers.sort((a,b)=> {return a-b});
console.log(numbers);
// expected output: Array [1, 4, 21, 30, 100000]

#2-Filtring an array

const words = ['spray', 'limit'…