Promise.all() is a JavaScript method that takes an array of promises as input and returns a single promise that resolves when all of the input promises have resolved, or rejects if any of the input promises are rejected. It is useful for aggregating ...
Learn about how javascript object works, how we can create our own objects, take a sneak peek into console object and much more!
❓ Scope 📥 Scope defines the area, where functions, variables and other things are available or can be accessed. In layman's terms, scope means where to look for things, what things I can use and what I cannot! Let's take an example, here we are defi...
Learn about Array functions in JS with examples.
Beginners guide to Tailwind with a small project
CSS Grid is used to arrange elements on the webpage, sometimes developers make the whole website layout using Grids! Let's learn how we can use CSS Grids to make fancy layouts that are also mobile responsive! We will create the layout as in the blog'...
In this blog, we'll discuss arguably one of the most important concepts of CSS and how it can help us to style our website! Let's flex: NavBar A navBar is a prominent place where we use flexbox. With flexbox, we can easily place nav items right next...
We all must have seen markdown files at least once in our coding journey, but have you ever thought about making your resumes with markdowns? If not, in this blog, you will see that it is possible. And not only possible, but it is also simpler than ...
Git is a distributed version control system. Using Git, many developers can make changes to the same code base at the same time without running into accidents like overriding someone else’s changes. Git will only update the differences made to a file...