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Getting started with ArcGIS SDK for JavaScript in React

Getting started with ArcGIS SDK for JavaScript in React

If you're looking to incorporate ArcGIS maps and functionality into your React application, the ArcGIS SDK for JavaScript is a powerful tool that can help you do just that. Here's how to get started: Install the ArcGIS SDK for JavaScript First, you'll need to

A Brief History of ECMAScript Versions

A Brief History of ECMAScript Versions

ECMAScript is a scripting language standardized by Ecma International in ECMA-262 and ISO/IEC 16262. Here's a brief history of ECMAScript versions: 1. ECMAScript 1 (1997): The first version of ECMAScript was released in 1997. It introduced basic features such as variables, loops, conditional statements, functions, and exception

JavaScript Console Methods

JavaScript Console Methods

Here are some commonly used JavaScript console methods for logging and debugging: console.log() This is the most commonly used console method, which logs messages to the console. It is used for general logging and debugging. let a = 5; console.log("The value of a is: " + a); // Output:

Vite: The new best front-end tooling.

Vite: The new best front-end tooling.

As Javascript developer, one of the things I(probably "we") hate the most is the short period of time between launchings of new front-end tooling/frameworks . And the big issue is the fact that most of them offer similar options that we barely notice any difference among them.

Create your first Pong game using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript

Create your first Pong game using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript

If you are just starting in game development or even if you are a curious person that wanted to know how to develop a simple game, then this free course is four you. This course from Udemy [https://www.udemy.com/code-your-first-game/] promises that in only two hours of coding,

JS.coach, a curated list of packages for React, React Native, Webpack and more

JS.coach, a curated list of packages for React, React Native, Webpack and more

Since I started with React Native, I’ve been using this very useful repository of packages because I can always see the best ones or at least take a look and see whether exists or not the package I am looking for. JS.coach [https://js.coach/] is a curated

PHP functions/extensions in JavaScript with Locutus

PHP functions/extensions in JavaScript with Locutus

Functions and extensions in programming languages are very helpful at the time we need to get a result in less amount of time or to write less code to have our project optimised. But when in your favourite programming/scripting language (JS in this case) you want to use some

Creating SVG sprites with Webpack using svg-sprite-loader

Creating SVG sprites with Webpack using svg-sprite-loader

I found this Webpack loader https://github.com/kisenka/svg-sprite-loader that allows you to create SVG Sprites at the time you generate your build or in development mode, so I decided to implement it in my current project. The steps are very easy to follow. Adding the svg-sprite-loader to your

5 data visualization javascript libraries for trees and graphs

5 data visualization javascript libraries for trees and graphs

GoJS [https://gojs.net/] Is a feature-rich JavaScript library for implementing custom interactive diagrams and complex visualizations across modern web browsers and platforms. GoJS makes constructing JavaScript diagrams of complex nodes, links, and groups easy with customizable templates and layouts. SigmaJS [http://sigmajs.org/] Sigma is a JavaScript library dedicated

Simple Webpack starter with pug, sass, jQuery, ES6 and more

Webpack Featured

Simple Webpack starter with pug, sass, jQuery, ES6 and more

Being a freelancer always implies to cover the full requirements of the clients and at some point, one of them will request to you to build a website without any kind of JS framework (https://reactjs.org/, https://vuejs.org/, etc). That happened to me but I didn’t want