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JavaScript is a single-threaded programming language, so it can't run multiple things at the same time, Promise.all() actually runs promises concurrently, not in parallel!. Let's dive in to see how it works.
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Learn how to improve your website's performance and enhance user experience by avoiding render blocking CSS. Using the Chrome Performance API to measure and optimize page rendering time.- Published on
Conventional commit is a specific form of committing which gives software developers a uniform system for organizing and describing their changes, making it easier to keep track of updates- Published on
A guide to using the srcset and sizes attributes to create responsive images- Published on
Discover how I leveraged Micro Frontends to transform frontend development, enhancing scalability, collaboration, and efficient code reuse.- Published on
The simplest way to set up an HTTPS server in Nodejs application when developing locally- Published on
When toggling the scrollbar on the Window, the layout shifts. This is because the scrollbar is added to the Window. How to prevent this with CSS?- Published on
Key notes to save plenty of time while working with git for command-line-developer- Published on
If you are familiar with functional programming, Array.prototype.map must be a function that you work with every day. We encountered a tricky use case of it at Cốc Cốc recently, it took me a while to figure out, and here's the answer...- Published on
Learn about the differences between Function Declaration and Function Expression in JavaScript, including their definitions, hoisting behavior, and when to use each method.