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The <input> HTML element is used to create interactive controls for web-based forms to accept data from the user. A wide variety of input data types and control widgets are available, depending on the device and user agent. The <input> element is one of the most powerful and complex in all of HTML due to the sheer number of combinations of input types and attributes.
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πŸ”° Creating simple blob shapes in css using border radius!

Create a square element with the required dimensions, and throw in some randomness with the border-radius property to achieve a cool blob shape.
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πŸ”° Autoplay Video on Scroll using JavaScript!!

Check if the video is fully in view, and if so, play it; otherwise, pause.
The muted attribute is added to ensure autoplay on most browsers.
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πŸ”° File Paths in HTML

A file path tells the browser where to find a file (like an image, CSS file, or JavaScript script) relative to the current HTML document.

It’s like giving someone directions: are you pointing them to another room in the same house, or telling them to visit another building?
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πŸ”° JavaScript Event Loop

A mechanism that allows JavaScript to manage multiple tasks efficiently in a single-threaded environment.
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React Deep Dive βš›οΈ

This playlist will take your React skills to the next level πŸš€.
It will help you understand the internals of React and how it is built 🧠, and also master the hardest part of React β€” performance optimization ⚑️.

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πŸ”° πŸ”° Dynamic Background with CSS Painting API!!

The CSS Painting API allows you to create flexible, programmatic backgrounds that can dynamically adapt to element size and properties without using external images or heavy CSS animations.
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Learn Django Easily 🀩

Here's all you need to get started πŸ™Œ

1. Introduction to Django
   - What is Django?
   - Setting up the Development Environment

2. Django Basics
   - Django Project Structure
   - Apps in Django
   - Settings and Configuration

3. Models
   - Creating Models
   - Migrations
   - Model Relationships

4. Views
   - Function-Based Views
   - Class-Based Views
   - Generic Views

5. Templates
   - Template Syntax
   - Template Inheritance
   - Template Tags and Filters

6. Forms
   - Creating Forms
   - Form Validation
   - Model Forms

7. URLs and Routing
   - URLconf
   - Named URL Patterns
   - URL Namespaces

8. Django ORM
   - Querying the Database
   - QuerySets
   - Aggregations

9. Authentication and Authorization
   - User Authentication
   - Permission and Groups
   - Django's Built-in User Model

10. Static Files and Media
    - Serving Static Files
    - File Uploads
    - Managing Media Files

11. Middleware
    - Using Middleware
    - Creating Custom Middleware

12. REST Framework
    - Django REST Framework (DRF)
    - Serializers
    - ViewSets and Routers

13. Testing
    - Writing Tests
    - Testing Models, Views, and Forms
    - Test Coverage

14. Internationalization and Localization
    - Translating Strings
    - Time Zones

15. Security
    - Securing Django Applications
    - CSRF Protection
    - XSS Protection

16. Deployment
    - Deploying with WSGI and ASGI
    - Using Gunicorn
    - Deploying to Heroku, AWS, etc.

17. Optimization
    - Database Optimization
    - Caching Strategies
    - Profiling and Performance Monitoring

18. Best Practices
    - Code Structure
    - DRY Principle
    - Reusable Apps
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πŸ”° JavaScript Tip πŸ’‘: Add properties to an object based on a condition.
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What for what?

πŸ–ΌοΈ Frontend
HTML + CSS
Javascript
React
VueJs
Angular
Svelte

πŸ”™ Backend:
Nodejs/Express
Python/Django
PHP/Laravel
Java
C#

πŸ’½ Database
MongoDB
MySQL
Postgres
Redis

πŸ–₯️ Desktop
Electron
Tairi
PyQt

πŸ“±Phones:
React Native
Flutter
Swift
Kotlin

πŸ–₯️ System
Go
C++
Rust
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