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JavaScript We will learn how to use conditional statements in Alpine JS using x-if and x-show, and when to use one or the other, how to use x-for for listings, and how to use the template tag as a fundamental HTML element for using these directives.

Electron.js How do events work in Electron.js? Master the Main process, WebContents, and detect network states, window loading and closing with this practical guide.

Electron.js The globalShortcut module can register (or override) a global keyboard shortcut with the operating system; let's see how to use it and recommendations for its use in Windows and MacOS.

Electron.js We are going to learn how to generate a ready-to-use production application through an executable; for this, we will use the Electron builder package.

Electron.js We will learn how to open the developer console in a window in Electron so that we can debug our apps.

JavaScript We will learn how to use the Alpine persist plugin with which we can persist data on the client.

JavaScript Learn how to use the x-ref directive in Alpine.js to easily access and manipulate DOM elements, avoiding the use of document.querySelector. This tutorial covers the use of $refs, how to create dynamic references within x-for loops, and important limitations in Alpine v3.

JavaScript We will see the development to implement a To Do List application and its CRUD with Alpine JS and we will use Bootstrap CSS for the visuals.

JavaScript How to use navigator.clipboard.writeText() to copy text to the clipboard in JavaScript. Learn best practices, common mistakes, and browser support.

JavaScript I talk about how I am implementing a functionality for text selection in JavaScript and being able to perform text highlighting and a note.