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·May 23

How Good Page Titles Drive Website Traffic

Traditional multi-page applications and single-page applications (SPAs) defer in a variety of ways. Usually, in ways that might not be apparent to users or stakeholders. One major difference between them is how they tend to route between pages. So, if you forget everything else…remember routing. Multi-page applications encompass regular static…

SEO

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How Good Page Titles Drive Website Traffic
How Good Page Titles Drive Website Traffic
SEO

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May 18

Angular Upgrades That Will Improve Your Developer Experience

Angular Upgrades That Will Improve Your Developer Experience When we talk about the Developer Experience…www.freecodecamp.org

Angular

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Angular

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Code Like A Girl

·May 16

Angular Upgrades

For Reducing Boilerplate — Boilerplate code is like the fine print in every End-User Licence Agreement: it has to be there it’s often similar in every instance A good example, in Angular, is a Module of a Component. It must be there because it helps associate the Component with its dependencies. …

Angular

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Angular Upgrades
Angular Upgrades
Angular

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Mar 1

Truth by Alexis Ffrench

Truth by Alexis Ffrench Listen to Truth by Alexis Ffrench on Apple Music. Stream songs including "Canyons", "One Look" and more.music.apple.com

Music

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Music

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Code Like A Girl

·Mar 1

State Management

When change detection doesn’t seem to be working — TL;DR: During Change Detection, Angular component Input changes for JavaScript object data types, like Arrays, won’t trigger subtree updates after view initialization. These objects are stored in memory by references, so equality operators used to compare Input values will evaluate to true — signalling no change. Change Detection is a…

JavaScript

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State Management
State Management
JavaScript

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Feb 1

Big O Notation

Why it matters for efficient code (post-interview) — The Big O Notation is a tool for evaluating an algorithm’s complexity, often by paying attention to how its time/space behaves when it’s input changes. For example, how does a function that takes an array as an input, and returns duplicate items, behave as the input array’s length grows? does…

JavaScript

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Big O Notation
Big O Notation
JavaScript

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Code Like A Girl

·Jan 4

Mutations & Observers

Watching DOM Elements — Some development situations make observing DOM elements a necessity. For example, when a user updates an important native attribute on a Paragraph element, just cause. In frameworks, like Angular, there’s a lot of needful auto-magic through options like the Input decorator, property binding, two-way binding, and more so when using…

JavaScript

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Mutations & Observers
Mutations & Observers
JavaScript

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Code Like A Girl

·Dec 12, 2022

Mixin

Do more with less — Most modern JavaScript frameworks incorporate styles in multiple ways since the rise of popular CSS preprocessors. Like Sass. These preprocessors are answers to common questions like: How do I share styles in an application? How do I create styles with less lines of confusing code? Enter Mixins. In Software Development…

JavaScript

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Mixin
Mixin
JavaScript

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Dec 2, 2022

Home - EP by Johnny Drille

Home - EP by Johnny Drille Listen to Home - EP by Johnny Drille on Apple Music. Stream songs including "Home", "How Are You (My Friend)" and more.music.apple.com

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Music

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·Dec 2, 2022

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Find the latest SD Tidbits on Code Like A Girl
Find the latest SD Tidbits on Code Like A Girl

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