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Queues help you to process data using the FIFO (first in, first out) principle. They're specifically great for managing events or asynchronous tasks. Unless other languages, like Java or Python, Typescript does not have its own native Queue class. So let's build some ourselves

Not properly handling these scroll events can lead to serious performance issues: * Partially by blocking the DOM rendering process. * A huge number of registered events increases CPU usage, causing reduced battery life of mobile devices. * If you rely on scroll events for heavier computations, you will inevitably cause memory leaks

You can see how many followers you can see in your dev.to dashboard. But there are scenarios where you'd like to have them available elsewhere, say on a personal blog or portfolio.

IndexedDB is a low-level, asynchronous NoSQL database in the browser. It allows developers to store bigger amounts of data in a structured manner without having to rely on a backend service. This article aims to shed some light on the basic functionalities of the IndexedDB API

Chances are, you've encountered 'process.env' in your coding journey. It's a fantastic feature to control your application's environment context. And you probably wondered what else there is to this.

TL: DR - take me to the code -> Vue 3 Code Sandbox The idea of motion design has been around since the 1950s. Its primary advantage over the static counterpart is user engagement. Our eyes evolved to pay particular attention to moving objects. Motion design aims to do

Vue is a great framework to develop user interfaces. It has experienced a great deal of growth in popularity since its initial release in 2014 and still continues to improve. The third and final part of this series explains how to ship your final application inside a productive docker container

Node.js applications run on a single thread. If you suddenly have to serve lots of clients at once, you're bound to run into problems with throughput. Learn how to mitigate these with a simple strategy: Using child processes!

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.