HOW TO extract table on a public web page as a CSV file
Tables within web pages on the internet don't provide interactivity most of the times and data is presented through plain HTM…
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This Week I Learned - Week #16 2022
This Week I Learned - * Amazon Aurora is a MySQL and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database built for the cloud, that combine…
This Week I Learned - Week #14 2022
This Week I Learned - * Inspired by The History of the Web , the Google Chrome Developer Relations team has compiled 100 Cool W…
This Week I Learned - Week #12 2022
This Week I Learned - * Make your page load feel more instant by using priority hints to help the browser prioritize the most cr…
This Week I Learned - Week #5 2022
This Week I Learned - * Leaflet is an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps, weighing just about …
This Week I Learned - Week #39 2021
This Week I Learned - * The Azure Spring Cloud offering is created and managed jointly by Microsoft and VMware, the company that…
This Week I Learned - Week #38 2021
This Week I Learned - * In modern websites, scripts are often “heavier” than HTML: their download size is larger, and processing…
HTML5 & JavaScript Code Samples
HTML5 & JavaScript code samples to learn from - Things around you Dog picture browser in ~200 lines of code Adding a playback…
This Week I Learned - Week #33 2021
This Week I Learned - * To show a date in a country specific format as a string, use toLocaleDateString() & toLocaleString(…
This Week I Learned - Week #32 2021
This Week I Learned - * JavaScript isn’t a web technology. It isn’t governed by the W3C but by ECMA. What works and doesn’t wor…