(Raphael Mun) Here we look at: Setting up TensorFlow.js, creating training data, defining the neural network model, and training the AI.

(Gilvan Filho) How to proper deserialize json to java objects without facing UnrecognizedPropertyException when getting unkown fields or properties when consuming rest API.

(Shervin Cyril) After reading this article, we will have an overall idea of Angular forms.

(David Walsh) SVGs are such an amazing tool for creating custom fonts, animations, size-reduced graphics, and more. They’re part HTML, part image, and all awesome.

(Marijan Nikic) A class that draws a fully animated rotatable wheel with sections containing strings. The wheel once spun, rotates for a certain period and stops at a random point, which gives the selected string.

(Jeff Friesen) In my previous Java 101 tutorial, you learned how to better organize your code by declaring reference types (also known as classes and interfaces) as members of other reference types and blocks.

(Sanwar Ranwa) In this article, we will learn how to highlight a selected row in ngFor in Angular.

(Marc Clifton) I have found it a useful exploration of how to leverage the Proxy type to bind class properties to HTML elements, achieve two way binding, subscribe to UI events, and so forth, all using actual “edit-time” types for type safety and Intellisense support – as in, eliminate literal strin

(Sean Franklin) While using JavaScript, you might be dearly missing our friend “private” from statically-typed languages like C#, C++, and Java. Using a little finesse, we can actually achieve true encapsulation using local variables in vanilla JavaScript (ES6) classes.

(Siva Janapati) In continuation of the last post, in this article, we will see the reactive streams specification and one of its implementation called Project Reactor.