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Sanchitha Sharma Sanchitha Sharma
Updated on May 13, 2024

How to Convert a JavaScript String to a Number

Converting a JavaScript string into a number is useful for comparing numerical data that comes in string format and completing math operations. Here are seven methods to do it.

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Matthew Urwin Matthew Urwin
Updated on May 08, 2024

Acceptance Criteria: Definition, Importance, Examples

Here’s what acceptance criteria are, how to write them, and examples.

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Dinesh Kumar K.B. Dinesh Kumar K.B.
Updated on May 07, 2024

JWT Decoded: A Guide

JSON web token (JWT) is an open standard used to safely share encrypted information between a client and a server. Learn how to decode JWT using Python.

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Cliff Jurkiewicz and Mike Zarro Cliff Jurkiewicz and Mike Zarro
Updated on May 06, 2024

3 Reasons to Use Systems Mapping for Your IT Ecosystem

Don’t know what you don’t know? Map out everything that makes up your organization — and then take action to make it even better.

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Bhavesh Rawat Bhavesh Rawat
Updated on May 02, 2024

Meta Charset UTF 8 in HTML Explained

Meta charset=“utf-8” is an HTML tag that makes it possible to use emojis and other characters outside of the ASCII character set on your webpage. Here’s how it works.

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Mrina Sugosh Mrina Sugosh
Updated on May 01, 2024

Why Full-Stack Developers Are the Future of Software Engineering

Technological advancements and a shift toward more agile development environments have increased the importance of full-stack developers. Here’s what that means.

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Vlad Vahromovs Vlad Vahromovs
Updated on April 27, 2024

What Makes a Unicorn CTO?

The need to adopt modern technologies quickly while handling technical challenges makes the role of the CTO more important than ever.

Brian Nordli Brian Nordli
Updated on April 27, 2024

How Temboo Helps Companies Build No-Code Platforms

No-code development is all the rage. But helping people build their own software is harder than you might think.

Kirill Eremenko Kirill Eremenko
Updated on April 27, 2024

R vs. Python: Which Is Best?

R and Python are two common programming languages used in data science and software development. Here’s how to decide which one to learn.

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Built In Staff Built In Staff
Updated on April 27, 2024

How These Teams Get the Most Out of Their Sprint Retrospectives

Retros should be intentional and structured around the idea of improvement, but they’re only effective when all team members are engaged and prepared.

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