Month: October 2022
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FIDO2 and WebAuthn
Read more: FIDO2 and WebAuthnAuthentication has been an essential part of applications for some time now because applications need to know some information about the user who’s using the…
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JavaScript Callback function
Read more: JavaScript Callback functionIn JavaScript, we can pass a function to another function as an argument. By definition, a callback is a function that we pass into another function as…
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How single page application works
Read more: How single page application worksSingle page applications use hash-based or pushState navigation to support back/forward gestures and bookmarking. The best known example probably is Gmail but now there are other too. If you’re…
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Debounce and Throttle in JavaScript
Read more: Debounce and Throttle in JavaScriptDebounce and throttle are two concepts that we can use in JavaScript to increase the control of our function executions, specially useful in event handlers.…
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SQL Cursor – Forward Only vs Fast Forward
Read more: SQL Cursor – Forward Only vs Fast ForwardLets take a look at two queries using CURSORS, the first one will use the FORWARD_ONLY type cursor, and the second will use the FAST_FORWARD…
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