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Scraping with NightmareJS – getting started

Learn how to scrape websites with nightmareJS. A Simple guide on getting started with the browser automation library.

Posted byNick HartAugust 9, 2019January 8, 2021Posted inprojectsTags: javascriptnodescrapingtutorialweb5 Comments on Scraping with NightmareJS – getting started

Creating a toggle switch – easy

Creating a simple toggle switch

Create a simple on-off toggle switch. With HTML, JS, and CSS, That is also Accessible.

Posted byNick HartJune 13, 2019February 21, 2021Posted inWeb developmentTags: javascripttutorialwebdev

Creating an animated dismiss all icon

Creating an animated dismiss all icon

Creating a reusable animated dismiss all icon with JavaScript.

Posted byNick HartMay 18, 2019February 21, 2021Posted inWeb developmentTags: javascripttutorialwebdev

Unusual behaviour in Firefox when using ‘preventDefault()’ on ‘mousedown’ event

Firefox completely blocks css :active pseudo-class when using PreventDefault() on mousedown event, unlike other browsers. This is undefined behaviour, and can lead to some hard to fix bugs, especially when you had no idea Firefox implemented this.

Posted byNick HartMarch 12, 2019June 19, 2019Posted inWeb developmentTags: bugsjavascriptweb

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