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Quelle est la différence entre internet et le web ?
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TCP/IP : qu'est-ce que c'est et comment ça fonctionne ?
Comprendre les 7 couches du modèle OSI
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Comment fonctionne un navigateur web ?
Comprendre l’architecture 3-tiers
Qu'est-ce qu'un slug et pourquoi faut-il l'utiliser dans vos urls ?
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CSS grid generator is a tool that helps developers create custom CSS grid layouts more easily. The generator allows users to specify the number of columns, rows, the gutter size.
Appwrite is an open-source platform for building applications at any scale, using your preferred programming languages and tools.
Hey, dipshit! You know what loads faster than your bloated, overengineered mess? Plain, unadulterated HTML. And you know what doesn't break every motherfucking Tuesday? HTML that just fucking works. Why the fuck are you overcomplicating things, you masochistic fuck? You're out here acting like you're building the next goddamn moon landing when all you need is a button and some text.
Newsflash, asshole: the web was doing just fine before your bloated frameworks crawled out of the sewer. You're out here dropping ten grand on some fancy-ass framework like it's a Gucci purse, just to haul around the same shitty groceries you could've carried in a plastic bag from 1995. Why the hell are you jumping through all these hoops when HTML's been sitting there, ready to go, since the dawn of the goddamn internet?
Font Awesome is a web font containing all the icons from the Twitter Bootstrap framework, and now many more. Whilst the implementation in Bootstrap is designed to be used with the
<i>element (Bootstrap v2), you may find yourself wanting to use these icons on other elements. To do so, you'll need to use the following CSS on the desired element, and then substitute in the content value for the relevant icon.
The UI library of the future (or now, with feature flags).
Components you can copy and paste to your project.
100% control, no secrets
You have the ability to tweak everything.
If you want. All of the code is yours.CSS only
The power of modern CSS to accomplish what traditionally only could be solved with black magic.
Mend Renovate products help developers automate dependency updates by detecting newer package versions and providing updates directly to the application code.
Mend Renovate family Icons
We assume that by now you’ve all read the wonderful news about GSAP now becoming 100% free, for everyone. Thanks to Webflow’s support, all of the previously paid plugins in GSAP are now accessible to everyone. That’s why today, Osmo, Codrops and GSAP are teaming up to bring you 5 demos, available both as a Webflow cloneable and CodePen. We hope these will provide a fun intro to some cool plugins and spark a few ideas!
What you’ll learn:
- SplitText basics: Break text into lines, words, or letters—with the new automatic resizing and built-in masking options!
- DrawSVG scribbles: Add a playful, randomized underline to links (or anything) on hover using DrawSVG.
- Physics2D text smash: Combine SplitText + Physics2D so your headline shatters into letters that tumble off the top of the viewport like a roof.
- Inertia dot grid: Create an interactive, glowing dot matrix that springs and flows with your cursor for a dynamic background effect.
- MorphSVG toggle: Build a seamless play/pause button that morphs one SVG into another in a single tween.
Before we dive in, let’s make sure you have the GSAP core included in your project. I will let you know the exact plugins you need per demo! You can use the official GSAP Install Helper if you need the correct npm commands or CDN links. If you’re following this as a Webflow user and you want to build from scratch, Webflow has made it super easy to integrate GSAP into your project. If you want, you can read more here. When using this approach, just make sure to add your custom code somewhere in the before
</body>section of the page or project settings.Perfect, with that set, let’s start building an interactive SplitText demo!
Build Databases As Spreadsheets :
No-Coding Required
NocoDB allows building no-code database solutions with ease of spreadsheets.
Bring your own database or choose ours! Millions of rows? Not a problem.
Your Data. Your rules. You are in control.
A few years ago I made a Venn diagram using floats and absolute positioning. It was fine. Nothing to really brag about, but it got the point across.
I had use for CSS shapes in a project and wanted to play around beyond what the project itself allowed. I decided to revisit my Venn diagram and create something a bit more modern and flexible. This also gave me a chance to play with CSS grid overlaps, which I had not done yet simply because I had no reason.
This post is just a summation of what I made with some stuff I learned. To start, take a look at the base model of my CSS Grid and Shape-Outside Venn Diagram, also embedded immediately below.
One of my all-time favourite CSS tricks is using backdrop-filter: blur() to create a frosted glass effect. I use it in just about every project I work on, including this blog!
Here’s a quick demo, to show what I’m talking about:
This is an example website showing how I typically use backdrop-filter to create glassy headers.
Notice that as the cupcake moves behind the header, it appears blurry, as it would if it was passing behind frosted glass.
This effect helps us add depth and realism to our projects. It’s lovely.
But when I see this effect in the wild, it’s almost always missing some crucial optimizations. A couple of small changes can make our frosted glass so much more lush and realistic!
In this post, you’ll learn how to make the slickest frosted glass ever ✨. We’ll also learn quite a bit about CSS filters along the way!
An interactive playground for learning and testing CSS selectors in a visual way.
:books: Freely available programming books. Contribute to EbookFoundation/free-programming-books development by creating an account on GitHub.
An Open Source JavaScript Visualization Library
Charts.css is a modern CSS framework. It uses CSS utility classes to style HTML elements as charts.
In this article, we are going to take a look at what CORS is, how you can configure CORS with Express, and how to customize the CORS middleware to your needs.
Conditional rendering in React allows you to display different UI elements based on conditions. This is useful for handling authentication states, user permissions, loading states, and more.
Just like JavaScript provides if-else, ternary (? :), logical AND (&&), and switch-case, React also uses these methods for rendering components conditionally.
In this post, you’ll learn about all these techniques, their best use cases, and best practices.
Access 271+ ready-to-use components and code snippets for HTML, React, CSS, and Tailwind CSS. Save development time with these pre-built solutions.
Have you ever wanted a quick view of your responsive breakpoints? This tool helps you see the relationship between breakpoints for dialing in UI. Change the breakpoints to fit your needs. Change text and color and make it your own.
En tant que développeurs, mathématiciens et autres, nous souhaitons que vous compreniez pourquoi on dit "chiffrer", mais pas "crypter". Partout, dans les médias classiques, dans les films, séries et sur Internet, les gens se trompent. Il est temps d'informer. D'ailleurs, merci Canal+ de parler de chaines cryptées, ça n'aide pas notre cause.