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While rarely used in productive projects, Bubble Sort is a great method to understand the concept of algorithms. This article aims to show how it's implemented in Javascript.

In nature, recursion indicates a pattern of self-similarity. It's observable in trees, plants, and even the feathers of some birds. In this article, we'll take a look at recursion in Javascript, how to implement it, and how it differs from other iterator functions.

Server-Sent Events are used to transfer data from a server to connected clients. Like WebSockets, they are used mainly to transmit real-time data. In this article, you'll learn how to implement Server-Sent Events in a Node.js backend service.

When a new year begins, I write down some goals to achieve. In 2022, one of these goals was to create a beautiful, custom Ghost theme. For myself and to share it with others. The first prototype is already live on my blog. There's no testing ground like home. I've

Javascript was my first big step toward programming. And since it's still under active development, there's something new to learn every other day. It takes more than that to regularly step out of one's comfort zone, so I committed to learning a second language. Introducing Rust.

Have you ever wondered how frameworks like React and Vue handle reactive data? This article aims to bring clarity. It presents Javascript Proxies, Proxy traps, and how they are used to create a simple reactivity system.

Migrating from Javascript to Typescript is a tedious task. However, typing makes your code more robust. This results in better code quality and a reduced likelihood to introduce bugs. Read on to learn how to make the best use of it for your Javascript-powered web application.

This article attempts to give you an idea of how to implement a search feature for your own Ghost blog. You'll learn how to create your own index, store it on the clientside and query it for results. In the related code repository, you can also find an implementation example.

Directives are one of Vue's most powerful concepts. They provide direct access to a DOM element over its lifecycle. And you're not restricted to the built-in ones but can also write your own custom directives.