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  • HTTP Status Codes Explained

    HTTP Status Codes Explained

    There are a lot of HTTP status codes, but some are more important than others. In this lesson we’ll go over the most essential HTTP status codes that you need to know in order to get up and running building and interacting with web APIs.

  • JavaScript Modules Explained

    JavaScript Modules Explained

    If you’ve worked with Node.js or React for any amount of time, you will have come across JavaScript modules. You may also have noticed that there are different ways to create modular code depending on the age or requirements of your codebase. In this article we'll learn what they are and how they work.

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    Sum The Differences Between Array Elements

    In this post we’re going to take on a coding challenge where the objective is to create a function that accepts an array of integers and sums the difference between the consecutive pairs in the array.

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    Super Useful VSCode Extensions

    It’s no secret that VSCode is an awesome text editor. Here’s a list of some of the most useful extensions I’ve come across over the last few years.

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    What Is A Computer Port Number?

    Computer ports are pretty important when it comes to sending and receiving data, but what exactly are they, and how do they work? In this guide we’ll take a look underneath the hood of computer ports and networks.

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    JavaScript Scope Demystified

    Scope is a core programming concept that can really trip you up when you’re first trying to learn JavaScript. Let's take a look at how it works, step by step.

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    How To Implement Dark Mode In Next.js With Tailwind CSS

    In this guide I’ll break down how to create a dark mode toggle in your Next.js app with the help of Tailwind CSS and next-themes.

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    Generate Twitter Cards From A Next.js Website

    Have a website or app built with Next.js? Want to be able to share your content on Twitter in an eye-catching way? Find out how to use Twitter Cards in Next.js.