Let’s see the implementation of the playwright framework from the github repo which I created as part of my hands-on effort. Now before I begin, I just wanted to give a little heads-up. This could be a long post and you might have to spend some quality time in order to make the framework up and…
Short circuit is an interesting concept in JavaScript where we make JavaScript to evaluate a typically unorthodox condition to human eye but make total sense to JavaScript typing engine So what do I mean my unorthodox anyway? Let’s take an statement for example If you look at the above statement…
Managing passwords is often a challenging task unless you have a eidetic memory or lazy enough to click on forget username/password. I believe the neither of those is gonna end up reading this post and trust me, you are not one of ‘em either! So, when it comes to managing passwords, the first thing…
JavaScript offers different ways to manipulate arrays. However, there are methods that changes the original array and other methods that don’t. The methods that changes original array is called MUTATION. Let’s take a look at most common methods to manipulate arrays in JavaScript Now, that we know…
Now this being an obscure topic, I will try to be as different as possible. First things first, you guessed it right. Bluehost. Every post that I found about how to start a blog has section to create Bluehost account and use their service. I am not going to make any suggestions here, but I would say…
Staying a blogger is always gonna be hard business. After revamping my blog site, I reviewed most if the interesting and well-established personal blogger sites and guess what, they are not staying a blogger consistently. It’s quite obvious that once you plan to start a blog, you put some good…
Before we get into the syntax and logic of binary search algorithm, let’s ask ourselves this question. Why do we need binary search at all in the first place? To understand, let’s work with an example here. Let’s say you were given a name in a letter pad (say ‘Michael’) and you were asked to find…