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So you have learned a new programming language and now you want to test your coding skills with challenging problems. Today we are discussing five such websites that will help you sharpen your coding skills with easy to complex problem statements.
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If you are a fan of dark mode in all apps and devices you use, chances are you have also applied a dark theme in your favorite browser. Unlike Microsoft’s Edge browser, Google Chrome does not come with a native dark mode and such themes can help solve the matter. But they still do not darken the actual browsing view, leaving it out to the website’s developer to have a dark mode built in, for example, YouTube. This is where Dark Reader comes to the rescue by intelligently inverting colors to the darker side as you browse the web. But how does it fair with the most popular sites out there and what features does it offer? Read on to find out.
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Making a website is a fun and interesting project. However, styling your website with the help of CSS could be more difficult than it may seem in the beginning. Thankfully, there is Bootstrap to save the day. It is a framework that helps you build responsive websites in the most easiest way.
Now, we browse many different websites on a daily basis and they come in so many different styles and colours while Bootstrap gives your website a very particular theme. However, customising them is actually very easy and you do not need to be an expert in CSS for that.
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If you are a tech geek like us here at GeekyMinds, you must have heard the term PWA a lot throughout the past year. It’s the latest buzzword in the web development industry and it seems like everyone is talking about it. Why is it so important for the web developers of today and what’s in it for the common user?
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As a beginner web developer, you may be wondering if your web project qualifies as a web application. Traditionally we grew up using applications (apps) on our smartphones and PCs which do not require a browser to run. Still we find many instances online where a website, that we access and use through a web browser like Google Chrome, is regarded as a web app.
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