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How I attempted Image Classification in the browser using ml5.js and React

Motivation Since my Machine Learning Journey had started, I am very much lost into the crowd of Python , TensorFlow, Understanding Deep Learning and Neural Network. While all these are pure fun and intense learning, I was missing something similar t...

Private class fields in JavaScript, this time in true sense!

In general, one should ignore reading this further as, we are talking about yet another way to make a class field Private in JavaScript! We, the JS Developer community know more than couple of ways to do it already. Be it, Using Class Constructor U...

How Flutter and Google Cloud Platform came together to solve a 'Learning' Problem

Here is a story of an accomplishment and satisfaction that is worth sharing. Well, there is an exciting technical side of it as well that you are surely going to enjoy! First thing first, What was the Problem? My daughter is 5 years old and she was ...

Tricks and Tips: Debugging your website from Android Devices

In many cases, we develop the web app once and expect it to work on all the target devices. At times, there could be issues that are seen only in the browsers running on the devices. These issues could be related to, Page Structure, Style, Network Ca...

JavaScript: Why Reflect APIs?

In my last post on Metaprogramming we had a high level look at the JavaScript(ES6) Proxy. In this post, we are going to discuss about JavaScript Reflect APIs, another inclusion in ES6. First thing first, What is Reflect? Just before we go to underst...

Ways to Empty an Array in JavaScript and the Consequences

As it is famously quoted, The only way you can stay on top is to remember to touch bottom and get back to basics. Here is one topic from JavaScript's basic concepts. It is about, Ways to Empty an Array. But wait, is that all? No, there is more to i...