We cut nearly 2 MB of compressed JavaScript across 𝚟𝟶.𝚊𝚙𝚙 and 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚎𝚕.𝚌𝚘𝚖 using coding agents and the Next.js Bundle Analyzer.
See how to trace imports, compare snapshots, and use our optimizer skill to reduce your bundles.
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In this in-depth guide, Evaristo walks you through five different versions of a Rock, Paper, Scissors game in JavaScript.
You'll use System Block Diagrams to analyze each project, dissect their methodologies, and learn how to build mental models.
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Let me reintroduce myself:
I'm Jide, known as Crazy Codes.
I'm a 18 year old Software Engineer, Technical Lead, Tech Creator and Builder from Nigeria.
A few things about me:
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Dark mode toggles usually rely on JavaScript, but they don't have to.
In this tutorial, @jcubic explains how to build one with just HTML and CSS.
You'll use radio buttons, labels, CSS variables, and more to switch themes while keeping the site usable without JS.