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Using MongoDB on Node.js Application Using Mongoose — DZone Web Dev Zone Introduction In this post, we are going to see how we can use MongoDB in our Node.js application with the help of the package Mongoose.
Alerter Download Hello! And welcome to Alerter! Alerter is an implementation of unobtrusive javascript stackable alerts. Alerter was designed to easily allow the user to display boxes with information in an easy manner.
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Alerter is an implementation of unobtrusive javascript stackable alerts. Alerter was designed to easily allow the user to display boxes with information in an easy manner. You can pop as many alerts as you want, they’ll nicely stack on top of each other, and then fade one by one. This way your users don’t have to press an annoying “ok” button to keep…
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A stack follows the Last-In First-Out (LIFO) paradigm: an item added last will be removed first. The Array class has 2 methods that provide stack functionality. they are push() and pop(). push() appends an item to the end of the array, and pop() removes and returns the last item in the array. The next code block demonstrates how to utilize each of them:
var stack = []; stack.push(2); // stack is now [2] stack.push(5); // stack is now [2, 5] var i = stack.pop(); // stack is now [2] alert(i); // displays 5