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Oct 14, 2024 |
medium.com | Collins Kariuki
Collins Kariuki·Follow3 min read·--Photo by Florian Olivo on UnsplashIf you inspect a website using developer tools, you can access its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. For website owners, this means that anyone visiting their webpage can access their client-side JavaScript, analyze it, and potentially understand how the code works. They can also steal the code, analyze it for vulnerabilities, or use it for reverse engineering.
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Jan 12, 2024 |
geekflare.com | Collins Kariuki
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Dec 7, 2023 |
geekflare.com | Collins Kariuki |Rashmi Sharma
Different JavaScript versions introduce new features, improvements, and new ways of writing JavaScript code. JavaScript ECMAScript 6 (ES6) introduced a new feature to the JavaScript language called proxies. As a beginner using JavaScript, you might not have encountered proxies yet. However, as you advance and start working with metaprogramming in JavaScript, proxies become invaluable in your developer toolbox.
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Nov 24, 2023 |
geekflare.com | Collins Kariuki |Narendra Mohan Mittal
ByCollins Kariuki and edited byNarendra Mohan Mittal When a user opens a website, one of the first things they notice is the header. A website header is the top section of a webpage, which contains elements such as a site’s logo, navigation menu, and functionalities such as searching and logging in. The header grabs a user’s attention, communicates what the site is about, and provides easy navigation to other pages on the website.
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Nov 16, 2023 |
geekflare.com | Collins Kariuki |Narendra Mohan Mittal
ByCollins Kariuki and edited byNarendra Mohan Mittal As a JavaScript developer, decorators might be a new thing to you. I never used decorators in JavaScript development myself until a few months ago. Whereas decorators have been a standard feature in languages such as Python, C#, and Ruby, JavaScript never had decorators. In JavaScript, decorators are not yet a standard feature. Decorators are a proposal for extending JavaScript classes and are still in stage 3 of the ECMA TC39 specification phase.
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