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This article explains how to execute JavaScript code on your machine by first installing VS Code and Node JS, and then printing ‘Hello World’ to the terminal. I will use a Windows machine throughout t…
Data Structures and Algorithms are fundamental feature sets that every Software Engineer, Junior or Senior, needs to have. In this series, we will be going through most of the data structures both the…
The browser war of the 1990s may not appear significant to those who never saw the events unfold firsthand, but it changed the world drastically. Microsoft and Netscape went head-to-head in trying to …
Intro Hello, My name is Abdul Ahad, but I like to be called Abeer. I have been exploring web development for the last 5 years and working as a professional for the past 2 years. I will share everythin…
In the world of software development, architecture plays a crucial role in building robust, maintainable, and scalable applications. One such popular architectural pattern is the Model View Controller…
Introduction In today's world of web applications and APIs, there are several patterns for communication between the frontend and the backend. One of the most common patterns is Request-Response, wher…
CRUD operations are the four basic operations that are used in most backend systems to Create, Read, Update, and Delete data. These procedures serve as the foundation of many backend systems and are n…
Node REPL REPL Stands for (Read-Eval-Print-Loop). It is a command line-based tool in which we can issue Node commands or JavaScript code We can perform a variety of operations in this REPL tool. In I…
Before we deep dive into RESTful APIs, let's start by understanding what APIs are and how they work. What is API? API stands for "Application Programming Interface." APIs are nothing but a way for two…
Hey, I am Lucifer. I am a backend developer and a very curious person and I like to learn new things about tech. I started learning about the fundamentals of Backend development and started digging in…
