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Registrations for Google CTF 2019 - a competition related to the security industry start on June 22. Sign up today!
Capture the Flag is a hacking competition organized by Google, focusing on education in computer security. Participants solve various tasks in the form of technical challenges, gaining knowledge and skills.
How to Display Notifications from a Web Application on the User's Desktop? (tutorial)
Attacomian's article discusses desktop notifications in JavaScript. The author explains how to obtain permissions for displaying them and provides concrete code examples. He emphasizes the importance of notification content and their effectiveness in capturing user attention.
How to merge two tables in JavaScript and why Array.push() is 945 times faster than Array.concat()
The article compares 'Array.push' and 'Array.concat', noting that the former is much faster. It provides code examples and emphasizes the importance of method selection in terms of performance.
Play Date - new game console. It costs $149 and will enter the market in 2020
Playdate is a unique gaming console with a crank and a variety of delightful titles for users to explore.
SCAR - host your static website on AWS infrastructure with ONE click
Scar is a tool for working with geolocation data using open source technology.
Using 'await' and 'async' in JavaScript is not that difficult - unless you place them in a loop...
The article explains how to use async and await in loops in JavaScript. The author discusses the challenges of writing asynchronous functions in loops and provides code examples to illustrate these concepts. It also emphasizes the importance of asynchronicity in web applications and the best practices developers should adopt.
Introduction to AWS Lambda + Python. Beginning our adventure with ServerLess technology
The article provides an introduction to AWS Lambda using Python, discussing function creation and the benefits of utilizing the service.
List 10 YouTube channels you should follow as a Junior Developer/Designer
The article features 10 YouTube channels for junior developers and designers, including Traversy Media and The Net Ninja. Valuable content and online communities are key to learning.
Opal - an application that compiles Ruby source code to JavaScript
Opal is a tool for writing Ruby that runs in browsers as JavaScript. It enables developers to create frontend applications without the need to learn a new language.
The some() method in JavaScript - what is it and how to use it?
The article explains the 'some' method in JavaScript, illustrating how to quickly check conditions in an array.
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