Dima (xdimax)

Dima

React,JS,TipeSсript and all about frontend

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How different values of the object-fit CSS property behave for image elements • fill - the picture fully fits into the specified dimensions without observing its own proportions • contain - the picture will adjust to the specified dimensions so as to fit inside completely without violating the proportions • cover - the picture will fill the entire available area without violating the proportions, cutting off everything unnecessary

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Advanced JavaScript debugging using console.table() Pretty neat, isn't it? Of course, table works best with tabular data. If all objects have completely different fields, you will get a table in which most of the cells are undefined. But despite this, everything will look neat, giving you a good overall overview

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Swiss knife for working with arrays. Method reduce() The reduce method collapses the array to one value (reducts) e using the passed colback function and the initial value. The callback function will be called for each element of the array, and should always return the result

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Front-end documentation - a list of training materials, articles and resources for studying the frontend It offers many free programming books, screencasts, podcasts and even video lessons. The list of links is well organised and can be a starting point for training the profession from scratch 🔗 Link: https://github.com/codesandtags/frontend-documentation

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I'm sure every novice HTML designer from time to time wonders if it is possible to nest an HTML tag in another. For example, is it possible to nest img or div in the paragraph tag p In order not to search for this information in the specification, there is a useful tag nesting tool. Select child and parent tags and get the result immediately 🔗 Link: https://caninclude.glitch.me/

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super useful functions in CSS - The clamp() function allows you to limit the range of changes of a certain value by setting its lower and upper limits

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