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The Best Way to Learn How to Code in 2024
Codecademy has been around for awhile now, but we felt this masterful site deserved to be highlighted in an article. It is one of the resources I originally used when I was learning how to code.
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Three Common Sorting Algorithms with JavaScript
In this article, we’ll learn about three common sorting algorithms: bubble sort, selection sort, and merge sort. We’ll explore what they’re useful for, as well as how to implement them in JavaScript.
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Create React App Alternatives in 2024
Three days ago, Dan Abramov responded to a GitHub pull request that addressed the issues newer developers find themselves facing by using create-react-app (CRA).
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A Look At The Fibonacci Sequence: A Recursive and Iterative Solution
In mathematics, Fibonacci numbers form a sequence. The sequence commonly starts at 0 and 1. To get the next digit in the sequence, you simply add the previous two numbers together.
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Consequences of Badly Planned (or unplanned) Software and Not Writing Clean Code
We all made small personal projects without making any kind of planning or documentation. But when we get involved in big-scale projects, we need to have a solid plan.
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Top 10 Best JavaScript Blogs to Read in 2023
As January comes to an end, we felt like showing appreciation to the creators of developer blogs. And you, as a developer, should be reading as much as you possibly can, from as many sources as possible.
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OWASP Juice Shop: Hacking A Modern Web Application
In this article, we’re going to hack a realistic web application called Juice Shop. It’s a very neat project, created by Björn Kimminich, project leader at OWASP and IT security lecturer at Nordakademie, and also developed/maintained by many other developers.
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