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How to Build a API with Node.js, MongoDB, ExpressJS and Postman
Learn how to build a API using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB with custom API key authentication. This step-by-step tutorial guides you through user registration, API key generation, and credit-based access control for paid apps. We'll be testing all of this in Postman.
JavaScript Strings Cheatsheet - All Methods
If you were looking for a handy JavaScript cheatsheet for all the string methods, including their parameters, descriptions, and examples, you've found it.
How To Add ESLint To A React Project
Adding Linting rules to a React project is must when it comes to improving code quality, making code more consistent and avoiding bugs. There is a popular open-source JavaScript linting tool called ESLint, which is used for automatically detecting incorrect patterns found in JavaScript code.
All 22 JavaScript Array Methods Explained with Examples
Master JavaScript arrays! This guide explains 22 essential array methods like map, filter, reduce, and forEach with clear examples. Perfect for beginners and experienced developers needing a refresher on array iteration, transformation, and manipulation.
Learn JavaScript in 4 Weeks: Beginners Guide
Learning JavaScript for the first time is hard, especially if you don't have a clear plan. Many learners just pick up bits of information here and there from blogs and YouTube videos. This slows down learning, and leaves you with lots of gaps in your knowledge. That's why I've created a clear, step-by-step 4-week plan to learn JavaScript. This will help you start from the basics and move up to more advanced topics. With a well structured plan you can learn faster, feel more sure of your skills, and be ready to solve real problems with JavaScript in just four weeks.