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Manipulating Browser History with the History API: Changing the URL and Managing Browser History Without Full Page Reloads.

Manipulating Browser History with the History API: Changing the URL and Managing Browser History Without Full Page Reloads (A Lecture You Won't Forget!) Alright class, settle down, settle down! Today,…

admin April 27, 2025

CSS

Adding Content After with ‘::after’: Using the ‘content’ Property to Insert Generated Content After an Element’s Existing Content.

Adding Content After with '::after': Using the 'content' Property to Insert Generated Content After an Element's Existing Content (A Lecture in Style, Wit, and Just a Touch of CSS Madness)…

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Html5

Handling SSE Events: Responding to ‘onopen’, ‘onmessage’, and Specific Event Types Sent by the Server.

SSE: Server-Sent Events - Your Express Ticket to Real-Time Nirvana! 🎫 Alright, buckle up, buttercups! 🌸 We're about to dive headfirst into the shimmering, real-time world of Server-Sent Events (SSE).…

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CSS

Adding Content Before with ‘::before’: Using the ‘content’ Property to Insert Generated Content Before an Element’s Existing Content.

Adding Content Before with '::before': Using the 'content' Property to Insert Generated Content Before an Element's Existing Content (Professor Quillfeather adjusts his spectacles, a mischievous glint in his eye, and…

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Html5

Creating an EventSource Connection: Using the ‘EventSource’ Constructor to Subscribe to Server-Sent Events.

Creating an EventSource Connection: Using the 'EventSource' Constructor to Subscribe to Server-Sent Events Welcome, intrepid web developers! 🚀 Buckle up, grab your coffee (or tea, if you're feeling civilized ☕),…

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Html5

Receiving Server Updates with Server-Sent Events (SSE): Getting Unidirectional Data Streams from the Server Over HTTP.

Receiving Server Updates with Server-Sent Events (SSE): Getting Unidirectional Data Streams from the Server Over HTTP 🌊 Alright, buckle up, buttercups! Today, we're diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world…

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CSS

Understanding CSS Pseudo-Elements: Styling Specific Parts of an Element (like ‘::before’, ‘::after’) or the First Letter/Line.

CSS Pseudo-Elements: Unleash Your Inner Stylist – A Hilariously Practical Guide (Lecture Hall Buzzes with Anticipation. Professor Pixel, clad in a slightly-too-loud CSS-themed Hawaiian shirt, strides confidently to the podium.)…

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CSS

Styling the Only Child: Using ‘:only-child’ to Apply Styles Only if an Element is the Single Child of its Parent.

Styling the Only Child: Using :only-child to Apply Styles Only if an Element is the Single Child of its Parent (A Lecture in CSS Eccentricity and Single-Child Syndrome Styling) Welcome,…

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Html5

Handling WebSocket Events: Responding to ‘onopen’, ‘onmessage’, ‘onerror’, and ‘onclose’ for Connection Management.

Handling WebSocket Events: Responding to 'onopen', 'onmessage', 'onerror', and 'onclose' for Connection Management (Lecture Hall Ambience with a single spotlight shining on a slightly frazzled, but enthusiastic, professor. A chalkboard…

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Html5

Creating a WebSocket Connection: Using the ‘WebSocket’ Constructor to Initiate a Real-Time Connection.

Lecture: Cracking the WebSocket Code - Using the 'WebSocket' Constructor to Initiate Real-Time Connection 🚀 Alright, class! Settle down, settle down! Put away those TikToks, and focus! Today, we're diving…

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