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High order functions in Javascript are incredibly useful to improve code readability and to reduce redundancies. They have a weak point, however: Asynchrony. Read on to learn how to tackle this matter.

Progressive Webapps use service workers to make websites and webapps feel more like the native apps users know and love on their phones. This article will give you an introduction into the topic with some simple - to - follow code examples.

SVGs are easily dropped into existing html content. But what if you wanted to add them dynamically, say to several DOM elements, with Javascript? Read on to find out how.

Copying and pasting text once doesn't take much time, but subsequent CRTL - parsing gets old pretty quick. Read on to find out how to leave this task to the browser, not to your reader.

You've probably worked with each three of them yet as they are all very basic, yet reliable methods for asynchronous programming. This article aims to take a closer look into how they differ from one another, what they have in common and where async/await comes into play

Drag and drop in the browser can greatly improve user experience, and modern browsers allow for a very straightforward implementation. It is, however, tricky to put the pieces of the relevant browser APIs together. In this article, you'll find out how it can be done.

Making API requests is one of the first core concepts every web developer needs to wrap their head around. I decided to dedicate my first blogpost to the discipline which was challenging to learn and every now and then still grinds my gears.