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Once relegated to the browser as one of the 3 core technologies of the web, JavaScript can now be found almost anywhere you find code. JavaScript developers move fast and push software development forward; they can be as opinionated as the frameworks they use, so let's keep it clean here and make it a place to learn from each other!

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How to Add JavaScript to Your Website (Inline, Internal, and External)
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How to Add JavaScript to Your Website (Inline, Internal, and External)

#javascript #webdev #frontend #fullstack
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Question of the Day #5 [Talk::Overflow]
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Question of the Day #5 [Talk::Overflow]

#webdev #programming #javascript #beginners
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Real-Time Text Analysis: Handling Edge Cases and Performance in Vanilla JS
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Real-Time Text Analysis: Handling Edge Cases and Performance in Vanilla JS

#javascript #webdev #performance #regex
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The Joy Division Effect: How I Learned Programming by Making Waves
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The Joy Division Effect: How I Learned Programming by Making Waves

#javascript #programming
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Coupling, Decoupling, and Cohesion
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Coupling, Decoupling, and Cohesion

#webdev #javascript #coupling #decoupling
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For JS devs: LightRec/lr-ibcf - Open-Source Item-Based Collaborative Filtering in JavaScript
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For JS devs: LightRec/lr-ibcf - Open-Source Item-Based Collaborative Filtering in JavaScript

#machinelearning #webdev #datascience #javascript
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The Future of WebAssembly
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The Future of WebAssembly

#javascript #performance #programming #webdev
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I built a browser-based Gamepad Tester using the HTML5 Gamepad API
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I built a browser-based Gamepad Tester using the HTML5 Gamepad API

#showdev #javascript #webdev #gaming
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Reading a New Codebase: A Systematic Approach for JavaScript Developers
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Reading a New Codebase: A Systematic Approach for JavaScript Developers

#career #javascript #productivity #softwaredevelopment
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How to Intercept Blob URLs with Chrome DevTools Protocol
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How to Intercept Blob URLs with Chrome DevTools Protocol

#javascript #browser #tutorial
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I got tired of my web app silently breaking after every deploy, so I built an open source QA platform
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I got tired of my web app silently breaking after every deploy, so I built an open source QA platform

#webdev #opensource #testing #javascript
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NAT Traversal: How It Works
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NAT Traversal: How It Works

#webdev #javascript #devops #webrtc
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An Adventure in WebGL
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An Adventure in WebGL

#api #frontend #javascript #webdev
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Building a Local-First Research Agent that Actually Remembers (using AIsa, Cognee & Ollama)
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Building a Local-First Research Agent that Actually Remembers (using AIsa, Cognee & Ollama)

#programming #ai #javascript #tutorial
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The Hideout Update: New Features, Cleanup, and More Fun!
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The Hideout Update: New Features, Cleanup, and More Fun!

#webdev #programming #javascript #beginners
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