freeCodeCamp’s core curriculum now offers 10 verified certifications – including 4 Python-focused certifications. These certifications are all self-paced and completely free. You can build the projects right in a browser, or code them on your laptop or phone and deploy them to the cloud. How do freeCodeCamp certifications work?All of
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Fetch is an interface for calling a network request in JavaScript. It is implemented widely by modern browsers and is used to call an API.
CSS Grid has taken over the world of web design. It’s cool and awesome. There are plenty of tutorials, blogs and articles on the internet, which are great sources of knowledge. But the majority of them teach you the basics with very few real examples. So in this guide
Strapi is the most popular open-source Headless CMS and is based on Node.js. Gatsby allows developers to quickly build very fast static websites and apps. You can combine then to create a full-stack website using mostly JavaScript. We’ve released a full course to help you learn to use Gatsby
JavaScript is a scripting language used in webpages to add functionality and interactivity. For a beginner coming from a different programming language, JavaScript is quite easy to understand. With a few tutorials, you should be able to get started with it right away. However, there are a few common mistakes
Building a chrome extension can be overwhelming. It’s different than building a web app in that you don’t want to put too much (JS) overhead on the browser since your extension will be run along with the website you’re visiting. You also don’t usually get the benefit of bundling and
Using a flat-file database can provide dynamic data to your static Nuxt app without the hassle of setting up a remote API.
Use CSS counters to perform reactive numbering such as table of contents and pagination on your web page.
Wondering what all the hype is about? If you’re interested in SEO, you may want to tune in. Web Vitals are Google’s newest hint for SEO success and we can improve user experience while we’re at it.
Vulnerabilities can exist in all products. The larger your software grows, the greater the potential for vulnerabilities. Where they exist, vulnerabilities create opportunities for software exploitation which could ruin the product as well as the product’s user experience. Additionally, in today’s fast-paced world vulnerabilities increase as companies demand rapid