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When building a web service that uses the HTTP protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, we can upload resources to the same server, that way we can use them in the service we're building. In fact, we can't use resources from another server by ...
Lately I’ve been craving more real interaction here in the internet, like really talk and connecting with someone else no matter the distance, but it’s helpless to feel like this isn’t much possible anymore, or at least that’s what I thought before l...
If you have experience with TypeScript, you are likely familiar with generics and their applications. However, let's revisit the concept briefly with a concise example. Understanding Generics: // Declaring a type that utilizes a generic. type Car<T> ...
There's much to discuss when it comes to building better websites: performance, loading speed, memory efficiency, and more. However, one aspect I find particularly compelling is accessibility. Realistically, not everyone prioritizes accessibility. Ye...
This is my opinion and not medical advice. Your mental health is important and seeking help is not a sign of weakness. Contact a healthcare professional if you need assistance. It's totally normal to feel all sorts of emotions, and you should never f...
Modern life demands so much of our attention, from the chaotic movement that our cities see every day to our social media feeds that overwhelm us with a toxic amount of either the bad things happening in our world or the good life that everyone else ...
Using SVGs can be a little tricky at first depending on how you want to use them. There're some different ways to implement svgs on a web-page, to list some: In-line SVGs Using the <img /> html tag Using mask-image css property There was a previou...
Have you wonder how your information is secured when traveling across the internet? Secure Shell (SSH) is one of the protocols whose tasks is to secure the data while traveling between two computers. SSH was created to replace Telnet, and other unsec...
Usually, when using a terminal emulator we don't think about the data flow (data streams)), we just type some commands and expect an output right in the screen. In this brief article I'll try to explain what's stdin, stdout and stderr. First of all, ...