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A form collects data from whoever reads the document and sends it to a server.
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A web document can link to and embed any resource accessible through a URL
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A document places its boxes in rows, columns, and grids.
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Every HTML element is a rectangular box placed inside another box.
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An HTML table is a set of rows, and each row has as many cells as you want.
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An HTML document is a "plain" text document with markup that indicates the type of content, how it should be displayed, etc.
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Dépôt pour le site web de l'Action nationale de formation CNRS "ERIC". Website.
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Fresnel (as the lens), is a tool to help PHARE (anti-harassment systems in French schools) human school staff better communicate, track and link together events happening during students in order to better detect harassment cases. The project is at proof-of-concept stage. Documentation and UI is written in French (because, well, targeted first for french speakers). Feel free to tell me if you want a translated version.
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Much of the data we need arrives as CSV — parse it in the browser with PapaParse, read a remote file, and plot what you found.
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Web Workers makes it possible to run a script operation in a background thread separate from the main execution thread of a web application.
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Deploying a static website to Netlify.
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A illustrated web document built from HTML and CSS.
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Vue is a declarative, component-based framework, built on top of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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visx a collection of expressive, low-level visualization primitives for React
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A TypeScript web client backed by Supabase.
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TSX is an extension of TypeScript that lets you write markup inside your code, and put data in it that changes.
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Charting React applications with the Recharts library.
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Building and validating forms with React and React Router.
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React Router lets you draw one component or another depending on the path of the URL, and navigate through it without reloading the page.
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Components often need to change what's on the screen as a result of an interaction, and a normal variable doesn't work for that.
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