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Generating video previews with Node.js and FFmpeg
Every website that deals with video streaming in any way has a way of showing a short preview of a video without actually playing it. YouTube, for instance, plays a 3-4 seconds long excerpt from the video whenever the user...
JSONP demystified: What it is and why it exists
JSONP has always been one of the most poorly explained concepts in all of web development. This is likely due to its confusing name and overall sketchy background. Prior to the adoption of CORS, JSONP was the only option to...
Having fun with ES6 proxies
Proxy is one of the most overlooked concepts introduced in the ES6 version of JavaScript.
Take your Node backend to the next level with NestJS
Nest is a back-end framework for creating scalable applications. It works as an abstraction over the underlying HTTP server library. Currently, it supports two libraries — Express and Fastify — while still enabling developers to use their own APIs when...
Understand array methods by implementing them — all of them
To use a method on a given array, we type: [].methodName. They are all defined in the Array.prototype object. Here, however, we won’t be using these — instead, we’ll define our own versions starting from the simple method and build...