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Axios is a popular HTTP client library for making HTTP requests in JavaScript.

An Axios instance is a powerful way to create a reusable, pre-configured version of Axios for making HTTP requests in JavaScript or TypeScript applications. It allows you to define default settings—such as custom headers, base URLs, and request timeouts—so you don’t have to repeat these configurations in every request.

Learn the difference between chown and chmod in Linux.

Naming things is always hard in software development, and CSS classes is no exception. At this point, BEM offers a powerful methodology for effectively naming your CSS classes.

Learn how to detect finger swipe gestures in JavaScript using touchstart, touchmove and touchend event listeners for touch-based devices such as smartphones and tablets.

Learn how to disable root SSH login on Linux.