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I am looking for languages that serve as the best foundational languages I would need to step into full stack development, and use that base and experience to maybe switch to ML, AI, Data Science, ...
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Problem: I have an <input type="date"/> element, and it looks like this: normal date selector as you see there is a "calendar" icon which can be used to select a date. but ...
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Functional programming languages like Haskell or OCaml go though some effort to make curried functions have reasonable performance compared to uncurried functions. I am curious if V8 has any ...
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I have an apache webserver and a browser plugin. The Plugin does check form which website something is downloaded from and checks if it is downloaded from a specific domain. If so it fetches some data ...
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In an API I want a simple and easy way to set/unset a true/false property on an object. It occurred to me that I could use the get property instruction to modify the property like this: class TEST{ ...
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I receive posts as HTML via AJAX. I would like to display the number of posts in the front end each time the user click a category. The issue is when I parse the data with let counter = data.length; ...
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I am struggling to move a span from a sibling div to the previous one - I think my syntax is not quite as it needs to be… it works in that it moves the span to the location I need, BUT - as I have ...
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What's the best and easiest way I can understand all the techniques in tackling problems in array method, both how to make two different arrays become one single array by adding or subtracting or ...
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So I have an HTML-file like this <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=...
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I am trying to build an app for a climbing gym using JavaScript (along with some HTML and CSS). I am using Vue for the frontend and MongoDB for the backend. For those not familiar with climbing gyms, ...
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I'm using a monorepo with npm workspaces and ZenStack ORM. Code is in TypeScript everywhere. I have a data seeding app that is intended to be run at zenstack seed phase. All my apps and packages build ...
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I'm working on a GTM implementation to track successful login and account registration conversions on a client's customer peprod portal. One important constraint I discovered after joining the project:...
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so to fetch from an API in react we can either use the useEffect(), or a combination of useEffect() and useCallback(), but there is a very annoying problem that I see most of the time where we get ...
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I am trying to make a fully customisable home page for the user. The idea is for it to be like OBS. You can add or remove windows to your home page, and you can resize them so each window takes up the ...
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Is there a better way to define a regexp that captures only letters but not a given letter, for example not "S" or "s"? [^Ss] -> this one does not limit the characters to ...
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