OpenAI continually upgrades its models and gives amazing updates to its users. Not just to paid users, but they also take care of the free users. Well, so they launched a new module 4o-mini which free users can use without any limitations. The 4o-mini is highly capable in itself which we will talk about later […]
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In web applications, tables are often used to display data, like student grades, product lists, or user information. A key feature that enhances user experience is the ability to easily add or remove rows. This is important because users may want to update their data, remove mistakes, or simply clean up their tables. In this
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We often delete all rows to clear the table, update it with new data, or reset it when needed. There are a few different approaches that we can use to delete all rows from an HTML table using JavaScript. Let’s see the best three of them with code examples. Understanding Table Structure An HTML table
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Web apps cannot directly access local files for security and privacy reasons. To read local files, we can use the HTML file input and JavaScript FileReader API. Using this we can also read text documents, images, or other data that a user uploads. The FileReader object allows us to read the contents of these files
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Kubernetes is a freely available system created to streamline the process of deploying, expanding, and overseeing applications that are built with containers. These containers are compact, movable elements that bundle the code and the necessary dependencies, simplifying the execution of applications in various settings. APM is about observing the efficiency and accessibility of applications. Within
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Fabric.js is a free, open-source JavaScript library that makes it easy to draw and interact with shapes, text, and images on an HTML5 canvas. It lets you move, resize, and rotate objects, supports animations, and can handle both canvas and SVG formats. It’s great for creating interactive graphics. Let’s learn about it in detail. Why
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Developers use javascript:void(0) in hyperlinks to prevent the browser default action, like navigating to a new page. The void operator makes sure that the link returns undefined, stopping the page from reloading or changing when clicked. In this article, let’s understand this in the simplest way possible. What Is javascript:void(0) Let’s break the word “javascript:void(0)”
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If you want to know how to add transitions when navigating between pages or routes, this guide is for you. In this article, we will see how to add page transitions in the App router in the simplest way possible. We will be taking help from a very popular open-source motion library named Framer Motion.
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If you are watching old tutorials or reading some old documentation, you see the usage of a module called body-parser to parse the body of incoming HTTP requests. Its ability to convert raw data (like JSON, form data, etc.) into a JavaScript object and store it in req.body, made it super popular. It was so
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Next.js provides a command line interface using which we can save our time spent in building and configuring a Next.js app. These include commands to start a local development server, change the default port, run ESLint, generate static HTML files and much more. Let’s start exploring these commands to increase our productivity! Ready to deploy
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