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CSS — What is currentColor keyword?
The currentColor keyword refers to the current value of the color property of an element (...
Javascript & CSS — Toggle dark/light theme based on your user's p...
focuses on how to switch between the dark and the light theme as per your user's preferenc...
Next.js — Make your own Progress bar indicator component easily!!...
npm i nextjs-progressbar. In this article, we’ll make a Next.js component which can easily...
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The currentColor keyword refers to the current value of the color property of an element (after computing all the properties) and allows us to use it directly without explicitly specifying the color code.
focuses on how to switch between the dark and the light theme as per your user's preference.
npm i nextjs-progressbar. In this article, we’ll make a Next.js component which can easily be modified for all kinds of usage using NProgress package, and use it inside our Next.js app.
It’s fun to know the real struggle we used to have in the past when there was no class keyword or at least it was not being supported widely and I remember using this keyword and prototype everywhere in my earlier Javascript days.
What is Design? I believe this is the most cliched question that every designer had faced and the problem is there is no single answer to that..
“Half of the problems gets solved when you start caring and rest will be by your actions”- Anonymous.
So many years have passed on and we have evolved from one thing to another. But it is fascinating that one of the reasons why we are here at this stage, living in the so-called modern world is Insanity...
In this article, we'll see how we can execute JavaScript using various methods from our terminal. I'll show how we can use eval, a single javascript file, and importing a collection of javascript files to make things modular.
As I told you in one of my previous article that I ended up using CloudFront to serve my content, I thought to write a separate blog on CloudFront because I also struggled a lot to put things in right place because of very poor documentation for Node.js/JavaScript.