Being a developer, you are forced to work with many different languages and this makes it difficult to remember the words, the constructs, the semantics of each of them by heart, so you need useful cheat sheets for front-end developers. There are thousands of documents that can be consulted online, but examining them for every small problem can take a[…]
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Learn Javascript for free. The best online resources
Javascript is by far one of the most popular and popular programming languages, so learn Javascript for free, here you can find the best online resources. Being able to be used both front-end and back-end, its ductility is very high and in fact, it turns out to be one of the most requested languages to find work in computer science.[…]
Read moreThe Facebook case. How advertisers track people on the internet
I often hear about this slightly creepy internet experience: you’re looking at a product online, and a day later see an ad for the same boots or whatever that you were looking at. This is called “retargeting”, but how does it actually work exactly in practice? In this post we’ll experiment a bit and see exactly how Facebook can know[…]
Read moreApple Maps are now available on DuckDuckGo
Apple Maps, which (in theory) unlike Google Maps has no interest in tracking where you go or what you are looking for, is now available on the web thanks to a partnership with DuckDuckGo. A valuable combination of mapping and privacy. But why not an open map? DuckDuckGo can now offer users improved address searches, additional visual features, enhanced satellite[…]
Read moreJavascript and PHP snippets to update your footer
Change your static timestamp to an automatically updating copyright year or other dynamic timestamp. Ever looked at a website and wondered if it is still in operation? Maybe a thing or two looked like they could have been updated – and then you notice the copyright notice the in the footer. “2012. Right, this site must be dead. Let’s move[…]
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