Category: Web Programming
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How to Use GraphQL for More Efficient Data Fetching in Web Applications
GraphQL makes getting data for web apps a lot easier. Think of it as a better way to ask for what you need over the internet. Instead of the old-school method where you got too much or too little info, GraphQL lets you pick just the right amount. Setting up a server for this involves…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Deploying Web Applications Covering Hosting Options and Deployment Tools
Deploying your web app is key to sharing it with the world. This means choosing where and how to make your app live on the internet. You’ll look at options like Render, Surge, Vercel, GitHub Pages, and Netlify. Each has its perks – from free plans to easy use with various coding languages. Before you…
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An Introduction to Using Microservices Architecture to Build Scalable Web Applications
Microservices might sound complex, but they’re really just a way to build websites and apps so they can grow and change quickly. Imagine breaking up a big project into smaller pieces that work together. This method is like having a team where each person does one job very well. Now, lots of companies use microservices…
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Exploring How Web Development Intersects with AI Technologies and Applications
Web development is changing fast, thanks to AI technologies. AI helps make websites by doing things like writing code and designing pages. It also makes sites easier for everyone to use, including people with disabilities. Tools like WIX ADI help create custom web designs quickly based on user data. GitHub Copilot makes newbie coders 30%…
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Creating Web Forms That Are Accessible to Users with Disabilities Including Compliance with WCAG
Making web forms easy for everyone to use, including people with disabilities, is what this article talks about. It’s all about following rules called WCAG to create forms on websites that are simple for everyone to see, understand, and fill out. Think of how we label buttons so screen readers can tell what they’re for…
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Guide to SSL/TLS Certificates and Implementing HTTPS on Your Website for Enhanced Security
This guide talks about adding HTTPS to your website with SSL/TLS certificates. Think of these certificates as a safety lock for your site, keeping user data safe from bad guys who might want to steal it. With HTTPS, you also make people more likely to trust your site. They’ll see that lock in the address…
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How to Develop Progressive Web Apps That Offer a Native App-like Experience
Today, we talk about making progressive web apps (PWAs) that feel like the apps on your phone. Imagine opening an app straight from your browser and it works just as fast and smooth as the ones you download from the store. That’s what PWAs can do. Companies like Google and Microsoft are using web tech…
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A Comparative Guide on Various Web Development Frameworks and When to Use Them
Web development frameworks are like toolboxes for creating websites and applications. They provide developers with a set of tools that enable them to construct online platforms more quickly and efficiently. These toolboxes are categorized into front-end frameworks for the elements of the website you see and use, and back-end frameworks for the fundamental technology that…
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A Guide Aimed at Non-Programmers Interested in Learning Web Development Basics
Web development is all about making websites. It covers how a website looks, works, and helps users move around it easily. Think of web development as building a digital house – the plan includes rooms (web pages) linked by doors (links), and each room has its own design and stuff (content). Before you start building…
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How to Use CSS and JavaScript to Create Engaging Animations for Your Web Pages
Web pages come to life with cool moves and effects. This magic happens with CSS for style and JavaScript for actions. Picture a blue box spinning non-stop every 5 seconds or a red ball that grows big then small, all bright and colorful. It’s not just about making things look good; it’s about catching your…