If you’ve ever booked an Uber, you’ve probably seen the embedded Google Map that shows you the live location of the car. Ever wondered how is it done? Is Uber allowed to access google’s database or is there any hidden mechanism? …

cURL is a lightweight, command-line tool for making HTTP requests without a web browser. cURL lets you try out various API requests in a command-line interface such as the command prompt in Windows. cURL is used in command lines or scripts to transfer data. It is also used in cars…

Reverse geocoding is the process of back (reverse) coding of a point location (latitude, longitude) to a readable address or place name. To perform this, we’ll be using OpenCageData’s API. …

Ever thought of an idea where you just wanted to get the location of the user for your website or web application but didn’t know how to do it? If yes, fret not! Here’s a simple way to do this. To achieve this, we’ll be using HTML’s Geolocation API. The Geolocation API allows the user to provide their location to web applications if they so desire. With this snippet in your code, you’re good to go!

Hey peeps! So, you’re wondering how to convert your existing website into a chrome-extension? Well, I’ve got it for you! All you need to do is, follow these simple steps: Step-1: Create a manifest.json file in your root directory (where your index.html) is located and insert the following code. Here…

Progressive web apps(PWAs) have recently picked up steam in the present IT world. They have attained an unmatched momentum amongst the developers when Google adapted to the idea of PWAs as a new web development standard in 2016. …

Are you a struggling JavaScript developer? Are you looking for projects to work upon? Are you looking for a way to enhance your hold over the language? If the answer to above these is yes, I’ve got you covered. I’ve recently made a GitHub repository public. This repository contains 27…