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Latest Posts

• How to create custom events in JavaScriptSeptember 26, 2023
  JavaScript events are actions or occurrences that happen on a web page. For example, clicking a button, typing in a form, or scrolling down a page, are all events. In… Read more: How to create custom events in JavaScript
• The new dialog element in HTML to create popupsAugust 1, 2023
  A modal dialog is content that appears on top of all the page content. It makes the user focus only on specific content and restricts interaction with the rest of… Read more: The new dialog element in HTML to create popups
• How to add currency symbol and formatting to a number in JavaScriptJune 18, 2023
  Currency formatting on the client side can be a little tricky. Imagine a scenario where we are getting the currency code and amount from API, and we need to find… Read more: How to add currency symbol and formatting to a number in JavaScript
• JavaScript Object.is() method to check equality of two valuesNovember 30, 2022
  The Object.is() method checks if two values are the same value and returns a boolean value indicating the same. Syntax is: This method doesn’t perform type conversion while comparing the… Read more: JavaScript Object.is() method to check equality of two values
• The CSS :is() and :where() pseudo-classesNovember 8, 2022
  The :is() functional pseudo-class lets us write compound selectors in a more simple and short way. It takes a list of selectors as arguments and matches elements by creating different… Read more: The CSS :is() and :where() pseudo-classes
• Send push notifications with the Notification API in JavaScriptOctober 18, 2022
  The Notification API allows web pages to show notifications. This API can show notifications only if the user grants permission to receive notifications and the current web page is serving… Read more: Send push notifications with the Notification API in JavaScript