How To Build a Text-to-Speech App with Web Speech API
The Web Speech API grants developers the ability to create text-to-speech apps for a web browser. In this tutorial, you will use the Web Speech API to build a text-to-speech app.
How To Use EJS to Template Your Node Application
Learn how to use EJS as the view engine in your Express applications. Also learn about how to use partials and passing data to views and partials.
How To Use map(), filter(), and reduce() in JavaScript
Develop a deeper understanding of functional programming in JavaScript by exploring `filter`, `map`, and `reduce`.
Style Binding & NgStyle in Angular 2
Learn how to bind inline styles in your Angular 2 templates.
Getting to Grips with react-window
Learn how to use react-window to improve the performance of your React apps and achieve a frame rate of 60 FPS.
Quick Intro to the Payment Request API
In this post you’ll see the basic usage for collecting payment information through the Payment Request API.
Como implementar uma rolagem suave no React
O que é a rolagem suave? Em vez de clicar em um botão e ser imediatamente levado a uma parte diferente da mesma página, o usuário é enviado para lá através de uma animação de rolagem. É um daqueles recursos sutis em um site que fazem uma grande diferença estética.
Como criar um módulo Node.js
O autor selecionou a Open Internet/Free Speech Fund para receber uma doação como parte do programa Write for DOnations. No Node.js, um module é uma coleção de funções e objetos do…
Vier Methoden zum Durchsuchen von Arrays in JavaScript
Wir werfen einen Blick auf die auf Arrays in JavaScript verfügbaren Einschluss-, Such-, IndexOf- und Filtermethoden und sehen, welche unter welchen Umständen zu verwenden sind.
How To Use JavaScript Maps – .map()
One of the most popular methods of iterating through datasets in JavaScript is the `.map()` method. `.map()` creates an array from calling a specific function on each item in the parent array. `.map()` is a non-mutating method that creates a new array instead of changing the original. In this tutorial, we’ll look at four noteworthy uses of `.map()` in JavaScript: calling a function of array elements, converting strings to arrays, rendering lists in libraries, and reformatting array objects.
