Let's play bingo with JavaScript!
Bingo is such a common game to be played, but the game provides a way to show off a few different techniques that we can use in JavaScript.
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Bingo is such a common game to be played, but the game provides a way to show off a few different techniques that we can use in JavaScript.
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In this article, we're going to utilise Dat to share files between two machines, for example from a computer to a mobile device.
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In this article, we'll learn how to display caption transcripts of your videos using React.
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In this article, we'll continue working on scheduling the Lighthouse reports using Puppeteer.
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In our last article discussing Puppeteer & Lighthouse we learnt how to generate automated Lighthouse reports. Now, we're going to schedule the reports.
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Part 2 of creating an identity service using Node.js. This time we'll cover exchanging a username & password pair for a bearer token and a request validation.
Read moreA common pattern required when writing applications is to provide a way for users to authenticate. The article covers a simple setup for identity using Node.js.
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Netscape was the one who first submitted Javascript to ECMA International for standardisation. We're going to cover a few handy features that JS has to offer.
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Puppeteer provides a great set of functionalities. In this article, we'll learn how to automate Lighthouse reporting using Puppeteer.
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In this article, we'll walk through how JSON Web Tokens work by breaking down each component and discussing them individually.
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