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Showing users data in easy to understand formats is an important part of front-end development these days. You can add images, make updates with CSS, or use a number of different libraries. While these approaches are fine, there is another way to generate custom data-based graphics quickly with D3js.

In this media jam series, we will build a clone of Product Hunt, a website to share and discover new products with Next.js. In addition, we will use Auth0 for authentication, Airtable for storing product data, and Cloudinary for storing product images. In part 1,…

In this article, you’ll learn how to effectively use this new authoring media to embed rich media components into your SvelteKit site while keeping the simplicity of markdown format for writing your content. To accomplish this goal, through the article you’ll learn: What is MDX and MDsveX How to set…

According to one of the leading companies specialized in market and consumer data, statista; the global film industry is more than a 42 billion U.S. dollar business. This projection has brought about the invention of new software, jobs, and specialized personnel to help improve the quality of videos and…

YouTube is, without any doubt, one of the most popular websites for video-sharing today. It’s really easy to upload any video format and share it with your friends. Also, the YouTube team provides an API Reference to let you embed a YouTube video on any website and, of course,…

Introduction In this article, we create a web application that captures texts from the video as well as the ability to back up your videos to Cloudinary for future reference. To test the final demo you can download and use this video Codesandbox The final project demo is available…

Intro There are a lot of new JAMStack frameworks that are appearing on the scene. You have NextJS, Eleventy, React Static, and a bunch of others. One thing that’s missing from these frameworks is the ability to work with databases in your web app. That’s where RedwoodJS comes in. It’s…

Transitions have solidified themselves as an important part of web applications, as they have been used in different ways to capture users’ attention. They, however, have also been known to be a little tricky to implement. This problem has been mitigated by the release of UI libraries over the years.

Every image should have some descriptive alt text so that our content stays as accessible as we can make it. That’s why it’s a good idea to start with accessibility in mind every time you write code. So we’ll create a way to add automatically add this text to our…