Compress an Image File in the Browser with JavaScript
Using the HTML5 Canvas API, you can do image compression on the frontend.
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Using the HTML5 Canvas API, you can do image compression on the frontend.
Create a download indicator by reading the body of the response.
There is no native expiration option but it can be implemented using timestamps.
Pass a function through localStorage using the Function constructor object.
Allow your users to download any fetchable JSON file in CSV format.
Share with vanilla JavaScript by constructing URL requests to social media APIs.
By creating a new JavaScript file from scratch or reappend an existing one.
Learn how to track progress and upload a CSS progress bar.
After reading a file, you can display it, edit it, post it to a server and download.
You'll want to push checkbox values into an array only if they are checked.