With the growing popularity of dark mode in modern web interfaces, it’s become increasingly important for developers to implement this feature. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting with web development, this guide will walk you through the process of creating a toggle switch for dark and light themes in JavaScript. Step 1: Detecting… Continue reading Enabling Dark and Light mode in JavaScript – a guide
Eco Update: July 23 – Lower emissions & wind power
Since partnering with Ecologi, it’s been exciting to see that in under three years, we’ve helped to fund 41 projects and avoid 42 tonnes of CO2e, as well as contributing to the planting of over 4,000 trees. In July alone we helped to fund a project avoiding methane emissions from landfill in Brazil, that is… Continue reading Eco Update: July 23 – Lower emissions & wind power
Supporting Epic EV Explorer – EV news and more
Through our tree planting commitment and other environmental work, we’re trying to make a statement that there are things – even small things – we can all do for the environment. We believe in a sustainable future, which is why we are an official supporter of the Epic EV Explorer project, believing that EVs are… Continue reading Supporting Epic EV Explorer – EV news and more
CentOS and web servers – how to move forward
If you’re in the IT/web industry, if you run your own web servers or if you simply prefer Linux as an operating system, you might have heard about the impending “end-of-life” of the CentOS 7 flavour of Linux alongside a complete change in the CentOS project. Here’s some details on what’s happening and how to… Continue reading CentOS and web servers – how to move forward
Eco Update: June 23 – cleaner cookstoves
We’re thrilled to have been able to help contribute to the support of two more fantastic projects through June, which not just help the planet but also people in the local communities. Cleaner cookstoves in Keyna will mean 2,400,000 tonnes of woody biomass are saved every year, while over 1,000 children in Mexico have been… Continue reading Eco Update: June 23 – cleaner cookstoves
Server-side vs client-side code: key differences
As you look for guidance towards developing your next web project, you may come across the terms “server-side” and “client-side” web code. These phrases refer to the fundamental architecture of web applications and how they process and present data to the end user. In this article, we will explore the differences between server-side and client-side… Continue reading Server-side vs client-side code: key differences
Eco Update: May 2023 – Peatland restoration
A happy planet is just as important to us here at Enbecom as happy clients. Through our partnership with Ecologi we have helped support the planting of over 4,000 tress and several projects around the world. This month we’ve helped to prevent an average of 43,410 tonnes of through a project that is turning organic… Continue reading Eco Update: May 2023 – Peatland restoration
Eco Update: April 2023 – forest protection & solar EV
At Enbecom we take our commitment to our clients and the environment very seriously. That’s why we have partnered with Ecologi, to offset our carbon emissions by supporting various climate projects, such as tree planting and renewable energy. By supporting these initiatives, we hope to make a positive impact on the environment and contribute to… Continue reading Eco Update: April 2023 – forest protection & solar EV
Mastering web dev with Git: A beginner’s guide
If you’re starting your journey as a web developer, you may have heard of Git and wondered what it is and how it can help you. Worry no more! In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll introduce Git, discuss its benefits, and walk you through the prerequisites to get started. Additionally, we’ll provide examples of key commands… Continue reading Mastering web dev with Git: A beginner’s guide