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What's the Semantic Element in HTML?
Semantic HTML elements are tags that convey meaning about the content enclosed within them. They help both browsers and developers understand the structure and purpose of the content, improving accessibility and SEO. Here are some common semantic elements and their uses:
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Javascript Optional Chaining in 1 Minute
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In this video, we'll dive into an essential ES2020 feature: optional chaining in JavaScript. This feature simplifies working with deeply nested objects and reduces the likelihood of runtime errors. Let’s explore why optional chaining is so valuable and see how it can help us write cleaner, more readable code. #javascript #javascriptdev #js
Fetch vs. Axios in 1 minute
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fetch and axios are two popular JavaScript libraries for making HTTP requests. While both serve a similar purpose, they differ in terms of functionality, ease of use, and additional features. #http #fetch #axios #javascript #reactjs
SSH For Beginners | SSH Authentication With A Public and Private Key
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SSH, or Secure Shell is one of the most essential tools for anyone working with remote servers, especially if you’re managing your own infrastructure or deploying applications. So, what exactly is SSH? #linux #devops #docker #ubuntu
CSS BEM Methodology In 2 Minutes #css
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In small-scale websites, organizing and managing CSS is relatively straightforward. With only a limited number of CSS files, styling can be handled with ease. However, on large-scale websites, CSS management becomes much more challenging, especially if there is no structured approach for organizing files and naming selectors. This is where CSS methodologies like BEM come into play. So, let’s ex...
React Redux Toolkit Tutorial
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Redux Toolkit is a recommended toolset for efficient Redux development, offering a collection of utilities and abstractions to simplify common Redux tasks like creating reducers, managing state, and handling side effects. #reactjs #react #html #css #javascript #reactdevelopment
for vs. forEach in JavaScript in 2 minutes | Which is the fastest?
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for vs. forEach in JavaScript in 2 minutes | Which is the fastest?
How To Make a GET Request with Axios | Axios.get()
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How To Make a GET Request with Axios | Axios.get()
What is an Axios Instance | Axios.create()
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What is an Axios Instance | Axios.create()
React Without JSX in 1 minute #reactjs
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React Without JSX in 1 minute #reactjs
how about dl/dt/dd elements? do you use them?
@mndevitmndevit No, I haven't used them before. What about you?
Better to avoid using find a lot
thanks i needed that 😂 🎉
How would you ever know which one is causing the problem if it is not throwing error and just printing undefined
Whether you use it or not, you will probably need a condition. I think it has a more readable and cleaner syntax and also prevents the application from crashing due to the error at runtime at some points.
It is better than the previous approach, but still very problematic for debugging because it would hard to know what is the root cause of problem@@onjsdev
Great topic, thanks 👍
Glad you liked it!
wow very good video
Thanks!
One piece of info critical for backend and frontend devs working with loops is that the traditional for loop allows you to execute each loop asynchronously with async and await.
The quality of the video doesn't match the number of subscribers, keep it up, you will have 100K in no time.
Thank you for your feedback and support! 🙏
There's some useful content here, i'm liking next videos and leaving a comment so you can reach more people :)
Thanks for your support!
I like the way you prepare videos. Keep uploding such helpful videos🎉
Keep making these videos dude, they are awesome. Crazy how few subs you have with the quality of these vids!!!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like them.
i've been using axios a lot that i forgot fetch existed
Nice. You should change your title to SSH, not SHH.
Keep it up!
I like the bite-sized info. What I was always struggled with is what's happening after you login, what kind of knowledge you need to have for "DevOps?", how everybody is using Docker and why, and stuff like that 😊
I will make more videos about Devops and specifically Docker
Great and fresh video in web dev world, really cool, keep going! Absolutely subscribed
@@mndevitmndevit thanks
🎉🎉🎉
More concise than any other videos on that topic🎉
thanks
Love the presentation, clear audio and concise nature of this video, if this is a sign of things to come I very much look forward to your future videos! 🎉
Thank you for your comment
Bro use tailwind instead. Like the video btw
thanks
More guide like this please😂
Nice video
First
Beginner friendly!! I love it . Please make more videos about React like this. <3
Awsome man🎉
Thanks
I think SASS mostly used by Python user because it mostly has similar style. But for nodejs related project, SCSS was preferred before. But for some reason they suddenly switch on Tailwind.
I am not sure, because SASS and SCSS are used on the client side. By the way, Tailwind is a great choice.
It makes sense
sir can you explain redux toolkit in your style?
Sure, I will add it to my list
@@onjsdev thanks 👍
great information
this was what i needed, thanks
i think this would be better as a short
Why not apply to parent directly? Or use .card > * or .card *, depending on the use case
To target specific child elements, you cannot simply target the parent. The :is provides a cleaner way to apply the same styles to specific elements within a parent element without affecting others.
love these guides👋
nice