Progressive enhancement with Web Components
Dive into Web Components with me and learn how I used them to create modular interactive components to progressively enhance my website.
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Dive into Web Components with me and learn how I used them to create modular interactive components to progressively enhance my website.
Having built a search engine with TF-IDF and inverted indexes, we will now implement fuzzy matching to make searching error-tolerant.
Did you know JavaScript has a built-in way to format relative time? It's called Intl.RelativeTimeFormat
and it's awesome!
Learn how to easily detect the user's operating system in the browser using JavaScript.
Building on top of the TF-IDF and inverted index implementation, we will implement partial search matching to make searching more robust.
Building on top of the Porter stemmer, we'll explore how to use TF-IDF and an inverted index to implement a search algorithm in JavaScript.
Building atop the TDD foundation from last time, let's explore how to design a user-centric API for our JavaScript library.
Delve deep into the Myers diff algorithm and learn how to calculate the difference between two strings in JavaScript, the way Git does.
Having set up our environment and designed the API, it's time to implement the RegExp library we've been planning, using Vite and Vitest.
In the last installment of the series, we'll refactor our codebase to reduce bundle size and complexity, while making it more maintainable.
Continuing on the code interpretation path, I'm attempting to build a Brainfuck interpreter, using an AST to represent and execute the code.
In this installment of the ActiveRecord-like JavaScript implementation, we will revisit modeling relationships between objects.