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Installing Total.js v5: A Comprehensive Guide. Step-by-step guide to install Total.js v5New tabTutorials / 19 Apr. 2024 • 5 min read
How to create REST API using Total.js LessCode. In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of building a REST API using Total.js LessCode, which offers a visual programming interface. We will cover how to handle requests and responses using Total.js LessCode.New tabTutorials / 08 Apr. 2024 • 6 min read
Enhance your applications with Total.js v5 proxy functionality. My previous exploration into Total.js, a robust framework for web applications, uncovered its straightforward yet powerful proxy creation capabilities. Since then, Total.js has released version 5, which brings significant updates and improvements to its proxy functionality. Today, I'm excited to delve into these updates, demonstrating how Total.js continues to ease and refine the development process.New tabTutorials / 03 Apr. 2024 • 5 min read
Building a CRUD API with Total.js: A Step-by-Step Guide. Discover the power of Total.js, a robust web application framework for Node.js, through this step-by-step guide to building a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) API. Learn the essentials, from setting up the project and defining API routes to creating a 'Books' schema and testing the API. The post also dives into testing API routing for WebSockets, providing a comprehensive resource for Total.js enthusiasts. Explore the additional documentation for in-depth insights into API routing mechanisms.New tabTutorials / 19 Feb. 2024 • 3 min read
JavaScript Unveiled Prototypes #02: Array.async(). For developers leveraging the power of the Total.js framework, a robust tool awaits — Array.sync(). This unique utility, not native to JavaScript but crafted by Total.js, introduces an innovative approach to handling asynchronous tasks efficiently. Before we delve into examples, let's ensure your environment is set up correctly.New tabTutorials / 09 Jan. 2024 • 2 min read
Javascript unreveiled prototypes #01: Array.wait(). In the Total.js framework, developers are granted an exceptional tool for managing asynchronous operations within arrays — Array.wait(). This utility, not native to JavaScript but crafted by Total.js, introduces a novel way to handle asynchronous tasks efficiently.New tabTutorials / 04 Jan. 2024 • 2 min read
JavaScript Unveiled Prototypes #03: Array.findItem() and Array.findIndex(). For developers seeking mastery in the realm of JavaScript array manipulation, two hidden gems emerge — Array.findItem() and Array.findIndex(). These powerful functions, often overlooked, unlock the potential to discover the first array item that meets specific criteria. Let's embark on a journey of exploration, unraveling the elegance and efficiency of these functions.New tabTutorials / 04 Jan. 2024 • 3 min read