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I'm building a shopping cart for my project. If the user selected and inserted some items into the cart I want my cart values to remain as it is if the page gets refreshed. ...

I really couldn't understand the curry functions use in real world. Anyone have an article that explains functional programming with real world examples, which actually makes ...

How do I make an element not to escape from its parent, if the translate and matrix properties are applied? For instance if I have an element of width 50px height and 50px wi...

Guys i have done my projects using core php. I planning to use frameworks or different languages on my next project. so if i go with php which php frameworks do you suggest?? ...

Guys there's an opening in hexaware for manual testing. Should i go for it?? Is manual testing worth it?? I'm currently in web development for a startup! Should i wait for abo...

What about slim? I haven't used though read somewhere that it's light weight framework made for api dev.

Guys. Is understanding big O important for web devs? If yes anu resources that was explained in easy way. I'm not from cs in college so didn't know algos and ds. So, trying to...

Lol. Did telegram forgot set their 404 page landing path?

But i always have a doubt you all the developers in social media and internet bashing php??

@ts-expect-error does this make errors go away?

But how do some shopping sites achieve this?

Is fetch() easier like the jquery ajax call?

React or angular? What do you suggest?

What chart plugin in jquery is good and is customizable?? I've used google visualization charts and chart.js both are not good for customization.

Is there any article which explains how to use jwt simply? I've searched about it can't understand it completely.

How can i change the theme on server? ?

Yeah. That's what I meant. If the user can modify local storage, values could be changed, right?

Ain't kotlin strictly typed?

But the references could be modified with the dev tools, right? If I use local storage.

What about d3.js?