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It has been a while I wrote articles that are not related to cyber security and self-hosting. Even though I was never motivated to write a complete series on Javascript, the unavailability of a good javascript course independent of prior programming knowledge or  HTML & CSS made me start this

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In this section, we will dive into actually javascript programming. I am assuming that you already know the definition of javascript and its importance in contemporary modern web development. Also, if you are a new javascript, I would suggest you use Playcode, which will help you tag along with me

In programming, we use comments to comment code literally or to deactivate code without deleting it. There are two different main types of comments, the single line and multi line comments. In this course, I will use the single line comment in most of my demonstrations. Single Line Comment// This

Before you start with this, I hope you have an installed VSCode and NodeJS; In case, for some reason, you are not into it and would like to move forward without installing those, there is always an alternate way. So, I would suggest you create a Playcode account. After the

Now that we know what javascript is, at least a kind of sense, let's see other parts of it. In other words, what do we use it for? And to answer that question, let's look at the following. The role of Javascript in Web DevelopmentHTML, CSS and Javascript are the

JavaScript (JS) is a lightweight, interpreted, or just-in-time compiled programming language with first-class functions. While it is most well-known as the scripting language for Web pages, many non-browser environments also use it, such as Node.js, Apache CouchDB and Adobe Acrobat. JavaScript is a prototype-based, multi-paradigm, single-threaded, dynamic language, supporting

It has been a while I wrote articles that are not related to cyber security and self-hosting. Even though I was never motivated to write a complete series on Javascript, the unavailability of a good javascript course independent of prior programming knowledge or  HTML & CSS made me start this

In today's post on cybersecurity, we will look into the art of hiding data behind digital images, which is also termed Steganography. It's pointless but fun.

In today's guide on Quest, we will discuss one of the two methods I came up with to host a Quest game on our server with a custom domain name.