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A lot of developers recommend using a project-based approach for learning because with this approach, you learn to be creative and innovative in coming up with solutions to problems encountered while …
What is HTML? First of all, you should be aware of what is HTML? It stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is used to create web pages. It is the basic structure of web pages. It consists of va…
This is also the case when you make changes to your system’s hardware software, firmware or firmware that BitLocker finds an untrustworthy attempt or attack. For security that is 100% secure, the owner of the device may require the BitLocke…
Hi everyone, My name is Arinze Calistus. The purpose of this blog is to teach you all you need to know about JavaScript return statements as well as Function Scope. The return statement is used in a f…
In the previous article, we moved the images to Cloudflare images to serve them in modern formats. However, on mobile, we would still get the issue that the size was too big, this also happened on des…
First I will show you the complete html site I made using the tags I learned Let's get in this hyper text https://shinjuno123.github.io/cv/ this simple website consists of 3 pages and only used HTML. …
Attributes are the additional information that we can use within the tag to make the page appear visually appealing and this also describes the characteristics of the element that we are using. For e…
A common feature of any application or website is the dark/light mode, and in this article, we will build a toggle switch with three switchable themes. This will be a step-by-step guide in which we'll…
Have you ever wondered how hard or easy it would be to create your own screen-sharing application? In this article, we will show you how to create a screen-sharing application with JavaScript via the …
You know "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" by Author Conan Doyle? It is actually a famous book. I got to know this book from the Japanese animation title "Detector Conan". https://www.gutenberg.org/…
