How to Make Your Own Google Chrome Extension?
Reading Time: 9 minutes Google Chrome Google Chrome is a widely-used web browser developed by Google. It was first released in September 2008 and has since become one of the most popular and dominant web browsers in the world. Google Chrome is available for multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Google Chrome Extension A Google Chrome […]
How to Plot the Heatmap Charts in Angular?
Reading Time: 9 minutes A heatmap chart is a visual representation of data presented in a matrix format. It uses different colors to represent the magnitude of values, making it easy to identify patterns and trends within complex datasets. Warm colors depict higher values, while cooler colors indicate lower ones. This type of chart finds application in diverse fields […]
How to Handle Authentication in Angular SPAs?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Angular is a good framework for creating Single Page Applications (SPAs) using JavaScript/TypeScript. With Single Page Applications, routing is handled on the client side. This calls for protecting routes on the client side as well. Angular comes with the Angular Routing module which handles routing. Sometimes you will have protected resources that you will only […]
Create a Weather App Using the Qwik Framework
Reading Time: 6 minutes Over the past decade, we have seen a steady rise in client-side JavaScript frameworks or libraries. Each of these frameworks curves out a niche in the JavaScript ecosystem and tries to enable developers to find the perfect solution according to the provided context. Renowned frameworks include React, Angular, Svelte, and Vue. These frameworks have also […]
How to Handle Forms Efficiently in Yew Web Development?
Reading Time: 6 minutes In order to create a Yew web application, one must create mechanisms to allow end users to interact with the system and provide data via online forms. This is where form handling comes into play. Yew offers Rust’s rich type ecosystem which can be a great tool when it comes to ensuring data integrity on […]
How to Build a Rust WebAssembly Frontend App with Yew Framework?
Reading Time: 6 minutes While Rust is known for its backend web development capabilities, the introduction of WebAssembly (Wasm) has enabled the development of rich front-end apps in Rust. With the introduction of WebAssembly, it became possible to build frontend web apps in Rust, such as the one we just built, expanding development opportunities for developers. While all of […]
How to Manage State in a React Application Using Redux?
Reading Time: 6 minutes The rise of JavaScript frameworks such as React opened a new possibility in the world of Single Page Applications (SPAs). It became a lot easier to develop reusable components and create robust applications with JavaScript. However, as the applications grew, there arose a complexity – state management. That’s why we’ll discuss about how to Manage […]
How to Write Unit Tests for Forms in an Angular 15 Application Using Jasmine?
Reading Time: 6 minutes In our previous blog, we demonstrated How to Write Unit Tests for Angular 15 Application Using Jasmine and Enforce Code Quality in a CI Workflow With Github Actions. We looked at general unit tests involving components that receive data from services. It is important to always ensure that Unit Tests are written in order to […]
How to Write Unit Tests for Angular 15 Application Using Jasmine and Enforce Code Quality in a CI Workflow With Github Actions?
Reading Time: 10 minutes Refer to Part 2 of this blog, to know How to Write Unit Tests for Forms in an Angular 15 Application Using Jasmine? In this blog, we will cover: What is Unit Testing? About Angular About Jasmine Hands-on Conclusion What Is Unit Testing? As you develop applications, you write code and as the application features […]
How to create test cases and start testing the JavaScript code using Mocha?
Reading Time: 9 minutes Better architecture results from well-tested code. It is always simpler to change and improve. Jest, Jasmine, Mocha, QUnit, Karma, Cypress, and other test-driven development tools are available for JavaScript, just as they are for any other programming language. In this blog, we will show you the full implementation of how to create test cases and […]