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Tapas Adhikary

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Exploring HTML <dialog> element with examples

Nov 24, 2020 7 min read

The dialog(widely known as a modal dialog) is a popup box on a web page. A dialog is also called a modal dialog when it obscures the rest of the page content with an overlay. The purpose of a modal dialog is when it displays, the user should not be ...

Why do you need to do Side Projects as A Developer?

Nov 18, 2020 7 min read

The Side Project Most of us as Software Developers have something called the main job that we do to earn money, run the family, take care of our needs. If you are a student, your main job maybe towards getting your academic score high, higher study, ...

How to debug Netlify serverless lambda functions using VS Code for your JAMstack app

Nov 15, 2020 6 min read

The JAMstack is a modern web development architecture based on client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup. JAMstack applications are practically serverless. To put it more clearly, we do not maintain any server-side applications but r...

The story behind Web Animations API(WAAPI) and Happy Diwali 2020

Nov 12, 2020 7 min read

HTML element animations using CSS properties is very exciting. The CSS animation property helps to animate the CSS properties like height, width, color, font, background-color, and many more. In case you were unaware, we also have a native API called...

JavaScript undefined and null: Let's talk about it one last time!

Nov 6, 2020 5 min read

In JavaScript, undefined and null are very different from each other. However, there are only a few similarities that may confuse a beginner to the language. This article aims to explain the similarities, differences, and usages with examples. Hope y...

How to use JavaScript scheduling methods with React hooks

Nov 3, 2020 9 min read

At times, you may want to execute a function at a certain time later or at a specified interval. This phenomenon is called, scheduling a function call. JavaScript provides two methods for it, setInterval setTimeout Using these scheduling methods w...