​​The HTML canvas element is used to draw “raster” graphics on a web application. The Canvas API provides two drawing contexts: 2D and 3D, and in this guide, we’re going to talk about the 2D one (which I’ll refer it to the Canvas API for simplicity).

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​​You’ve always wanted to start learning to code in the Vue framework, but somehow you just haven’t have the time in your busy schedule.

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#Vue

​​If you are savvy on the latest tech news, you might have heard of GitHub’s release of TeleType. Teletype is a plugin that was built by a remote three person team and allows for collaborative editing in the Atom code editor.

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​​In this walkthrough you’ll learn about securing your Serverless endpoints with JSON web tokens.

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#Serverless #API #JSONWebToken

​​​​I’ve created a very simple way to face match two images using HTML5 and JavaScript. You upload the verification picture you’d like to use, take a snapshot from the video streaming from your camera/webcam, then use a face matching API to retrieve the results. Simple.

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#FaceRecognition #JavaScript #HTML

​​This software engineering study guide will help you study for your interviews and get any job!

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#Interviews

​​In this short article we will go through the concept of fragments and how you can reduce the code of your queries and match the exact data needs for your UI.

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#GraphQL

​​Lists are an important aspect within your app. Every application is bound to make use of lists in some form or the other.

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#React

​​This article explains how the dotenv package is the basis for implementing environment variables in JavaScript and how to use environment variables with project bundlers and popular front-end frameworks.

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#JavaScript

​​GraphQL’s main benefit for frontend developers has always been excellent tooling and developer experience.

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#GraphQL

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​​During my time at Flatiron School, the majority of our time learning frontend development was spent working with Vanilla JavaScript, React, and Redux. Recently, I started working on a project that uses Vue.js, and I had to familiarize myself with the popular JavaScript framework.

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#Vue

​​Within the community we’ve been debating the best practices for many years, but there are a few that have been relatively accepted for most of that time.

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#Serverless

​​Data Driven Documents (D3.js) is a JavaScript library used to create visualizations of data using HTML, CSS, and SVG. It does this by binding data to the DOM (Document Object Model) and its elements and allowing them to transform when the data changes.

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#D3 #React

​​A senior dev whom I respect for his technical prowess called me this morning. He called to fret over the meagre 12% raise he got, against a junior dev working under him and got 40% raise — his compensation now totaling 85% of the senior dev supervising 10 other junior devs like him.

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#Job #Compensation

​​JavaScript is a strange language. Once in a while, you have to deal with a callback that’s in another callback that’s in yet another callback.

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#JavaScript #Async

​​In software management, we often change our code and all these changes need to be tracked. As our projects grow, all the dependencies of the projects increase as well. If you want to make changes to your project and move forward, you need to make sure all your dependencies works with your current changes as well. We can’t move forward if these dependencies are too tight or loosely defined. This is called dependency hell.

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