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krasimirtsonev.com
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| | | | | Write your own progress indicator with vanilla JavaScript / Many moons ago, I was writing a lot of Flash applications. One thing was typical, and that was a progress indication of something that we were downloading. The loaded bytes of the Flash file (.swf) itself and later of some other resource the application needs. Once I started writing everything in JavaScript, this feature disappeared. In this post, we'll see how to implement it with vanilla JavaScript. | |
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tannerdolby.com
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| | | | | To create a Node.js application, you need a web server, a request, a router, and request handlers. Frameworks like Express.js speed up development by providing a robust set of features to build web applications and APIs. | |
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solovyov.net
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| | | | | I really like Server-Sent Events: the protocol is quite simple and effective, and using it from a browser is easy. Listen for a message event on an EventSource, and it [...] | |
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www.maxpou.fr
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| | | How I created dynamic Open Graph images for my Gatsby website | ||
