CSS – margin:auto; – How it Works
Using margin:auto to center a block element horizontally is a well known technique. But have you ever wondered…
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Synchronous and asynchronous are confusing concepts in JavaScript, especially for beginners. Two or more things are synchronous when…
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A step-by-step guide on how to create a simple Google Chrome extension from scratch.
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Shared memory is an advanced feature of JavaScript, that threads (concurrently executed parts of a process) can leverage.…
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If you’re editing someone else’s web page or want to copy a code of a layout it can…
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Familiar yet unknown, or utterly new, it happens that we miss out parts of the HTML syntax that…
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Unlike paper, web pages can almost infinitely extend sideways. As much as impressive that is, it’s not something…