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Amazon Watch: BitPay’s Donation of $100,000 Bitcoin Failed Due to Internal Checks!
23.8.2019
Amazon rainforest in Brazil is facing thousands of fires, which is rapidly growing towards swallowing the entire rainforest. It is by far the largest and most intense blaze of wildfire in the past decade. The unfortunate ongoing Amazon wildfires shook many. Donation and support in all forms...
Lithuania to Regulate Cryptocurrency Exchange Sector With Obligatory ID Checks
14.6.2019
The informal exchange of cryptocurrency over €1,000 is set to come to an end in Lithuania
Block.One’s New Social Media Site Will Do Identity Checks for Every User
3.6.2019
Details are emerging about Block.one's new social platform, Voice. Here's what we know so far
JavaScript Glossary: String startsWith()
27.3.2019
Basics
The startsWith method takes a string parameter and checks if the calling string starts with the value provided. It returns a Boolean value, true
JavaScript Glossary: String indexOf()
25.3.2019
Basics
This method checks for the first appearance of a provided string argument within the calling string and returns the index. It returns -1 if the string argument can’t be
JavaScript Glossary: String includes()
19.3.2019
Basics
The includes method checks a provided string against the calling String object, it returns true if the calling String object contains the provided string a
JavaScript Glossary: Array .includes() Method
8.2.2019
Basics
This method checks if an array contains a given element. The return value for this method is a Boolean. true if the element exists in the array and f
JavaScript Glossary: Array.some()
8.2.2019
Basics
This method checks if any of the elements contained in an array passes a set test. If at least one of the elements passes this test, true is returned. This method only
JavaScript Glossary: Array .every() Method
6.2.2019
Basics
The every method checks that each element in an array passes a set test. This method will return true if all the elements pass the set. Once an element tha
Too Much Accessibility
3.12.2018
I like to blog little veins of thought as I see them. We recently linked to an article by Facundo Corradini calling out a tweet of ours where we used an <em> where we probably should have used an <i>.
Bruce Lawson checks if screen readers are the victims of these semantic...