Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#javascript #es6 #variable Variable declaration in javaScript:

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#javascript #JS #JSobjects #webdev #webdevelopment

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#JS100 #javascript #webdev #JSobejects

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#DogeFather #SpaceX Happy Birthday @elonmusk 🥳🥳

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#webdev #HTML5 ➡️The data-* attribute is used to store custom data private to the page or application.

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4 years ago

#API #webdevelopment #Backend The 5 basic design guidelines that make a RESTful API are: 1. Resources (URIs) 2. HTTP methods 3. HTTP headers 4. Query parameters 5. Status Codes

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#RESTAPI #API Q. Is it possible to send form data using a GET request? ANS. YES, it’s possible though not recommended. Usually, form data contains fields that are sensitive like passwords and using GET requests for submitting these means your password will be out with req URL.

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

#HTTP/3 The key difference between HTTP/3 and previous versions of the protocol is that HTTP/3 runs over QUIC instead of TCP. QUIC is a faster and more secure transport layer protocol that is designed for the needs of the modern Internet.

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

HTTP/1.1 loads resources one after the other, so if one resource cannot be loaded, it blocks all the other resources behind it. In contrast, HTTP/2 is able to use a single TCP connection to send multiple streams of data at once so that no one resource blocks any other resource.

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Boolean_Dev @BooleanDev

4 years ago

HTTP/2 offers a feature called weighted prioritization. This allows developers to decide which page resources will load first, every time. #HTTP/2 > #HTTP/1.1