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Google provides plenty of web services, one of which is Google Fonts. At the same time, using these services is as simple as opening a window (or browser tab, literally speaking). You might have a good reason though not to use these, and instead, provide font files from your own sources.

Waiting blows. That goes for many situations in life, including when a website you visit is busy loading new data. However, it's usually helpful to visualize that something is happening in the background. Or be able to pull the plug. Read on to find out how that's to be done with the fetch API.

A dark mode feature can be a bliss for your webapp's users. It reduces stress on the eye in low-light conditions and can also help saving energy on the device. In this post, you'll learn how to write your own Vue.js component to add it to any newly created - or already existing project with ease.

The Node Package Manager (NPM), offers a variety of open source modules to extend your digital products. This article aims to present you a mixture of good - old utility modules, as well as some libraries which have rather exotic use cases.

If you have your own community edition of a Ghost blog running, you might want to make sure your content is save in case anything ever goes sideways. Read on to learn how to do so with a Node.js service.

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.