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Security is becoming more and more important on the web, so if you are curious to learn more about how to build secure web apps, you should check out the Top 10 (new) Web Hacking Techniques of 2021.
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How to get favicons right? Always a bit of a pain, isn't it? With this article you can learn what's the most effective way to deal with favicons in 2022! In short: Prefer SVG over PNG, trust browsers to downscale, drop obscure formats. This guide includes steps for static HTML and Wepback.
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Are you in the cloud already? If you aren't changes are you'll need to migrate there soon enough... And you know what comes with the cloud? Distributed systems... tons of them! So with distributed systems comes a new challenge (a big one): how do we test them? Here's a curated list of resources on testing distributed systems for you!
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And there we thought JavaScript could not be dethroned when it comes to frontend web development. Maybe true, but there's a swarm of new JavaScript-less tools and libraries that will soon attempt to conquer some portion of the frontend web development land!
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We have probably seen hundreds or even thousands of package.json files in the last year alone, right? So did you ever ask yourself how far can you go with a package.json ? What does every property mean and how to get the best out of this file with Node.js and npm? In this article you'll certainly learn a trick or two!
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Serverless is notorious for being an amazing approach for delivering applications quickly, but also quite a pain when it comes to local development and testing... In this article you can find a bunch of ideas on how to make the serverless development experience much better, actually almost magical...
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Here's how to replace JavaScript dialogs with the new HTML <dialog> element with the same functionality as the alert() , confirm() , and prompt() methods.
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