Speech recognition: let’s talk about

Now with javascript you can do anything previously allowed only by heavy and complex desktop applications, let’s talk about speech recognition. A crazy example of one of these features is the ability of the browser to listen to us and understand what we are saying (with the due limits of […]

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Javascript exercise of random cards

An exercise of javascript random cards

It happened to me once to complete an interesting and curious javascript exercise of random cards. The request was as follows: ” Having a deck of French cards (consisting of 52 cards), 10 cards must be drawn (using the Math.random function). Of those decide the suit and number of each […]

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Launch WordPress in local with Docker Compose

If you are here you are bored of the classic WAMPP or XAMPP to launch your WordPress installation locally but you want to use the new technologies made available by Docker Compose and containers. It may often be necessary to make changes or updates to the WordPress installation but it […]

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Navigating the Rendering Realm: SSR vs SSG vs SPA vs MFE

Choosing the right approach for your Web App In today’s dynamic web development landscape, selecting the optimal rendering approach for your application is crucial. This article delves into four prominent contenders: Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Static Site Generation (SSG), Single-Page Applications (SPAs), and Micro Frontends (MFEs), exploring their individual strengths, weaknesses, […]

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Responsive Web: deep dive into CSS media queries

In the era of diverse devices and screen sizes, crafting beautiful and adaptable web experiences is crucial. Enter media queries, powerful tools within CSS and SCSS that allow you to tailor your styles based on specific device characteristics. This article delves into the world of media queries, empowering you to […]

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