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Meteor is a web application platform that provides a simple and efficient way to develop both client and server-side code using JavaScript. It is suitable for both beginners and experts, offering an easy starting point and a vast library ecosystem to leverage. JavaScript Meteor allows developers to write code in JavaScript for both the client and server side, seamlessly integrating the two. This makes it easy to create isomorphic applications that can run on multiple platforms....

Remote working is becoming increasingly popular for software developers, offering a range of advantages that can lead to increased productivity and job satisfaction. However, it also comes with its own set of challenges. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits and drawbacks of remote working, as well as offer some tips for effectively working remotely. Advantages Working remotely offers several advantages for software developers: Work from home One of the biggest perks of remote working is the ability to work from the comfort of your own home....

In our busy lives, it can be difficult to find time for our hobbies, families, and friends. So why should you dedicate precious hours every week to work on your blog? The answer lies in evaluating the pros and cons. Let’s delve into the benefits of having a successful blog that make it worth your while. 1. Personal Satisfaction and Gratification Similar to building puzzles or pursuing hobbies, blogging offers personal satisfaction and gratification....

In programming, choosing a reliable and unexciting technology stack can have numerous advantages. Recently, someone asked me for advice on creating their own blog platform using Angular for the frontend. My response may have been poorly received, but it remains an important point: if your goal is to create a successful blog, it’s best to use an off-the-shelf solution rather than spending valuable time developing and tweaking the infrastructure. The technology you choose should not be a hindrance; rather, it should seamlessly support your content creation process....

One of the features that I find incredibly useful on the iPad is the ability to enable “low data mode” for a specific WiFi network. This feature proves to be particularly handy when using the iPhone as a personal hotspot. When traveling abroad, especially in Europe where data usage is limited, the option to prevent the iPad from downloading updates or data from iCloud becomes a valuable data-saving tool. Unfortunately, this feature is currently not available on the Mac....

Preview versions of browsers, such as Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly, and Safari Technology Preview, offer developers the opportunity to experience the latest features and advancements in web browsing. These versions are released before the stable versions and are primarily meant for testing purposes. Using preview browsers allows developers to stay on the cutting edge of web development. They can try out new features as they are introduced, rather than waiting for them to become widely available....

Are you a frontend developer looking for some great podcasts to add to your collection? Whether you’re commuting, going for a walk, or simply taking a break from coding, podcasts are an excellent way to learn, discover new stories, and broaden your horizons. In this article, I’ll share my list of the best podcasts for frontend developers that you should definitely check out. Frontend Developer Podcasts: Developer Tea: An insightful podcast that provides practical advice, inspiration, and fresh perspectives for software developers....

Introduction to the Binary Number System In a previous blog post, I discussed the decimal number system, which is the most commonly used system in human history. However, when it comes to electronics and computers, the binary number system takes center stage. In electronics, we have only two states: “on” or “off”, represented by 1 and 0 respectively. This simple yet powerful concept forms the foundation of computer systems. Each digit in the binary number system is called a bit....

The BroadcastChannel API allows for efficient communication among multiple entities simultaneously. Unlike the Channel Messaging API, which enables 1-to-1 messaging, the BroadcastChannel API supports 1-to-many messaging. To get started, you need to initialize a BroadcastChannel object: const channel = new BroadcastChannel('thechannel'); Once the channel is set up, you can send messages using the postMessage() method: channel.postMessage('Hey!'); The BroadcastChannel API supports various message types, including primitive types, arrays, object literals, strings, dates, regular expressions, blobs, files, file lists, array buffers, array buffer views, form data objects, image data objects, maps, and sets....

The Arduino boards come with a useful component known as the built-in LED. This LED is easily identifiable by the letter L located next to it. On the Arduino Uno, you can find it near pin #13, while on the Arduino MKR 1010 WiFi board, it is positioned near the 5V output pin. In most Arduino boards, this LED is connected to the digital I/O pin #13. However, on certain boards like the Arduino MKR series, it is linked to pin #6....