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What Is DNS? How the Domain Name System Turns Names Into Addresses

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what is dns? A developer guide to the domain name system: how resolution works, record types like A, CNAME, MX and TXT, TTL, caching, and common pitfalls.

What Is a CDN? How Content Delivery Networks Speed Up the Web

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what is a cdn? Learn how a content delivery network caches assets on edge servers worldwide to cut latency, offload origins, and improve reliability.

What Is a WebSocket? Full-Duplex Communication Over a Single Connection

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what is a websocket? A clear developer guide to the full-duplex protocol powering chat, live dashboards, and real-time apps over one TCP connection.

What Is Local Storage? Persisting Key-Value Data in the Browser

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What is local storage? A browser API that stores string key-value data on the device with no expiry, scoped per origin. Learn usage, limits, and security.

What Is a Cookie? How Browsers Store and Send Small Pieces of State

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What is a cookie? A piece of data a server stores in the browser and sends back on each request. Learn attributes, security flags, and best practices.

What Is a Data URI? Embedding Data Inline

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What is a data URI? Learn how the data: scheme inlines files as base64 or text, its syntax, when to use it, and the caching, size, and security pitfalls.

What Are HTTP Status Codes? A Complete Guide

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What are HTTP status codes? A developer reference to the 1xx-5xx classes, common codes like 200, 301, 404, and 500, and how to choose the right one.

rem vs em vs px: Choosing CSS Units

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How px, em and rem actually differ: px is fixed, em compounds from the parent font-size, and rem stays anchored to the root. When to use each.

Percent-Encoding and Reserved Characters in URLs

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The RFC 3986 character sets that decide what to percent-encode: unreserved, gen-delims, sub-delims, and how the rules differ per URL component.

OKLCH and Modern CSS Colour

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Why OKLCH describes colour by lightness, chroma and hue in a perceptually uniform space, and how that makes readable palettes and predictable tints.

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