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This guide will show you how to autocomplete or autoclose React JSX and HTML tags in Sublime Text 2 and Sublime Text 3.
By default, CTRL-TAB and SHIFT-CTRL-TAB don’t operate in the same way that Google Chrome tab cycling does. For example, when you press CTRL-TAB it doesn’t always cycle to the next open document.
Make your object readable in console.
There are two very similar statements in JavaScript: for…in and for…of. And while they can be easily confused, they’re actually quite different.
Simplify your code while improving extensibility and performance.
My journey trying to find the one loop operator to rule them all
If you’re using MySQL, at some point you’ll want to measure the size of your tables. This can help you identify issues, track table growth over time, estimate disk space requirements, etc.
Comparing performance, syntax, replication, and features.
As a JavaScript developer, you’ll often need to construct URLs and query string parameters. One sensible way to construct query string parameters is to use a one layer object with key value pairs.
By default, the HTML exported from Google Docs includes tons of classes, styles, and is generally messy. This short guide will teach you how to export clean HTML devoid of classes and inline styles.
Google Analytics spam is nothing new. But now spammers have realized that, since language appears in the initial Google Analytics dashboard view, spoofing the language code reaches eyeballs.
Naming things is hard.
“There are only two hard problems in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.” — Phil Karlton
Truer words were never spoken.
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“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” – Alan C. Clarke, science fiction writer, TV host, underwater explorer and inventor.