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Drag-and-drop is one of the most common ways we interact with computers today. Why? Because it is fast, fun, and easy. Now, if there is anything frontend developers love, it is an interactive user int…
You know that feeling of logging into a website but having to wait an extra few seconds before you can efficiently navigate the page because the images haven't loaded completely? Annoying, right? 😅 W…
Author: Dennis Muasya This tutorial will teach you to build the frontend and backend of a school website using the Strapi API, HTML, CSS, and Vanilla Javascript. There won't be any framework in it. Co…
I built a weather app using vanilla javascript. I know what you might be thinking. React would have been great for this project. I have used React in the past-first learned in a software engineering b…
In the last Article, we build a Search feature. In this article, we are going to optimize that feature with Debounce (f haven't read last article then click here ) But What is debounce? Debouncing…
Introduction Many times we may need to navigate a list using arrow keys. For example, recently I had to make a search suggestion. Where I needed to navigate the results using arrow keys. It looked si…
In this post, I'm going to show you the most efficient way to check for an item value in an Array. In our example, We have an array of users and we want to check if a name exists. Let us start with …
This article is part of my 'web 3' series where I share what I'm learning in #30DaysOfWeb3 - a 30-day online course by Women Build Web3! If you are new to web3 - my "Web 3 for Beginners" article was f…
Before going into the application, I want to explain a few things so that beginners will get a clear idea at the code level. Vanilla-JS is used to refer to pure JavaScript without using any extra libr…
What are Fragments? Fragments in simpler terms can be seen as lightweight containers consisting of web related elements such as buttons, sections, paragraphs, etc. These containers are minimal represe…
