Best of GoogleAugust 2022

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    Please Stop Using Local Storage

    Local storage is just one big old JavaScript object that you can attach data to (or remove data from) Local storage provides at least 5MB of data storage across all major web browsers. This is a fairly low limit for people building apps that are data intensive or need to function offline. If the app you're using doesn't fit the above description: don't use local storage.

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    A personal information dashboard for your terminal, developed in Golang

    WTF is a personal information dashboard for your terminal, developed in Golang for those who spend most of their day in the command line. It provides a framework for rapidly viewing crucial at-a-glance information quickly. Keep an eye on your OpsGenie schedules, Google Calendar, Git and Github repositories.

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    Solve Problems like a Developer

    The general problem-solving process is quite similar in different fields of life. By the end of this post, you'll learn how to efficiently solve problems like a developer.

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    JavaScript: V8 Engine

    The letters 'JS' within a square JavaScript: V8 Engine is a single-threaded scripting language. This means it can only do 1 thing at a time. It has 1 call stack.

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    SEO tools I used to grow my sites to 20k+ visitors/month

    Fathom Analytics Fathom is privacy first analytics for the web. The Fathom team provides docs for a variety of platforms and JAMstack site builders, including Gatsby, ConvertKit, Next.js, Vue, Webflow, Wordpress.

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    How to Use JavaScript to Automate SEO (With Scripts)

    Programming and automation are increasingly popular topics in the SEO industry. Learning to automate tasks with JavaScript will help you build a more solid foundation to dissect how JavaScript or its implementation may be affecting your site’s organic performance. The web development industry moves at an incredibly fast pace, and JavaScript is at the center of it. With this, you can create and save the same type of functions.

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    5 Free Golang Courses to learn Go Programming

    Golang is an open-source programming language developed at Google by Rob Pike, Robert Griesemer, and Ken Thompson. It is a procedural, compile-time, and statically-typed programming language designed by Google to address the problems that Google had in developing software at scale. In this Golang course, we will cover: Loops Arrays Maps Structs and Structs.

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    How to Automate Your Linux Desktop

    In this tutorial, we will write a shell script and use X11 utilities to automate our Linux desktop. The objective of the article is to automatically set up our daily work environment with a single command. When I run the script, it will open the mail client in one workspace and open Reddit and Twitter websites in the chrome browser.

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    Introducing Hookmark

    Hookmark is an extension that lets you rate the whole web itself and thus help each other. It's an extension for the people by the people and to the people. It was designed to help people gather a better all-round perspective. The project is currently in the development/execution phase. The user can comment and rate the post here and also like the comments.

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    HTTP vs HTTPS – What's the Difference?

    HTTPS makes a secure connection by using a secure protocol that encrypts your data. For most websites, the best way to have HTTPS is by getting an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) Certificate or a TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificate. When encrpytion and decryption happens in HTTPS, it becomes heavier.

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    How the DNS (Domain Name System) works?

    DNS is the Domain Name Server whose job is to translate website names to an IP address. Every second there are trillions of requests sent by the client. A single server wouldn’t be able to handle these many requests. An outage at the DNS level would bring any website down. The system is made up of different components that are distributed around the globe.

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    Learn Load Balancer Using HAProxy

    Load Balancing is a technique that prevents servers from overloading with incoming network or application traffic. This is done by efficiently distributing workloads over a set or group of backend servers to improve service performance. In this blog, you will learn how to balance the load between Applications using HA proxy and the different available strategies. The above command is used to query DNS information.

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    Plan your User Interface with Figma

    Figma is a web-based collaborative design tool that helps you to create logos, blogs, websites, applications, and much more. It is browser-based and works on any computer, whether a Mac or Pc, and on Chromebooks. You can preview your designs on a mobile screen and use the app on the mobile screen. The installation process is very straightforward if you intend to use the application version. The app is very simple. It is easy. The tool is easy to use. The tools are easy and easy. To follow designers in the Figma community and like their work.

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    26 Awesome Open Datasets for Your Data Science/ML Projects

    Since data is the equivalent of crude oil in the digital universe, datasets are becoming commercial and scarce. Open Source Datasets for Data Science Projects can be the fuel to power your passion for the right datasets.

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    An open-source project that aims to provide an indistinguishably accurate experience of Android on web

    An open-source project that aims to provide an indistinguishably accurate experience of Android on web. The project leverages different JavaScript Web APIs to imitates the Android functionalities and CSS animations to bring life into it.

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    Angular 15 promises greater simplicity

    Angular 15 is a planned upgrade to Google’s TypeScript framework for web development. Standalone component APIs move to stable status with the new release. Other capabilities planned for Angular 15 include Image directives for improved web page performance, with better scores for Core Web Vitals.

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    When you're stuck as a developer, what do you do

    As a Software Engineer, getting stuck is a very common thing. Getting stuck can be so frustrating. As a developer, you should join communities that will be helpful to solve problems.

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    Good design vs bad design: see the difference

    Digital product designers neglect the above fundamentals and shift focus to building something totally different, trendy, and artistic. CXDojo, a digital product design and development company, has had a chance to work on many projects. Make sure to showcase diverse reviews — positive, neutral, and even negative. Opinions differ, and that’s totally fine.

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    Experienced Programmers Struggle As Well: Ease Your Imposter Syndrome As A Junior Developer

    At the beginning of their career, most developers feel inadequate. One of my former team leads suggested how Senior developers can help Junior devs to ease the pain. Here are a few takeaways that might ease your imposter syndrome.

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    How to find the Largest Contentful Paint element? A complete guide.

    Google introduced the Largest Contentful Paint metric (LCP) as part of their Core Web Vitals. LCP is the time it takes to load the so-called LCP element, the largest element in pixels.

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    What’s the Go programming language (Golang) really good for?

    Google's Go language, aka Golang, has evolved from being a curiosity for alpha geeks to being the battle-tested programming language behind some of the world’s most important cloud-centric projects. Go is designed to err on the side of being small and easy to understand, with certain features deliberately omitted.

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    Lessons Learned In 12 Months Of Blogging

    My blog is officially 12 months old! I've written over 50 articles, managed to rank multiple of them on page 1 of Google. In this article, I'll share all the lessons I've learned in 12 months of consistent blogging.

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    Everything To know about Carbon Programming Language

    Google launched Carbon as the next generation of programming language. It is an open-source project that is still in the testing stage. Carbon is intended to be as analogous to C++ as TypeScript is to JavaScript and Kotlin is to Java. The introduction keywords and easy grammar of Carbon make it more appropriate than Rust.

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    Angular 15 promises to simplify development

    Angular 15 is a planned upgrade to Google’s TypeScript framework for web development. Standalone components promise to help with organization, reduce boilerplate, and make applications easier to build. Other capabilities planned for Angular 15 include: Image directives for improved web page performance.

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    The end of Moore's law forced YouTube to make its own video chip

    The end of Moore's law forced YouTube to make its own video chip. Google's first video chip project was approved after a 10-minute meeting with YouTube chief Susan Wojcicki. Google started deploying its Argos Video Coding Units in 2018, but didn't publicly announce the project until 2021.