Have you ever thought to yourself while building a website, how could I manipulate the DOM? Possibly create new HTML elements or modify existing elements? This article explains some of the fundamentals for interacting with the DOM using client-side JavaScript.
With @import at-rules slowly being phased out of the main implementation of Sass (dart-sass) and eventually deprecated, its time to learn how to use @use rules and the neat features that come along with it.
To create a Node.js application, you need a web server, a request, a router, and request handlers. Frameworks like Express.js speed up development by providing a robust set of features to build web applications and APIs.
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