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In the developer world, high-level is a term that refers to anything that a developer does not have to explain in-depth. It could be explaining code without talking in-depth or it could be explaining a software/system without mentioning its details. high-level is often used to distinguis...

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Immutability is a programming concept where all or some data stores provided by the programming language limit the developer's ability to modify the data once created. This concept might b...

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JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is a format derived from JavaScript that only uses text to store and transmit data. It helps represent structured data in a text format, which is done through the pairing of values and labels known as keys. A major benefit of JSON is its easy-to-use format for s...

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Typically applied in web development and design, lazy loading is a process in which resources (or objects) are only utilized when required. The process works by delaying loading within a webpage until it's required by the user, thus only utilizing resources that are needed at that exact moment. ...

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Load balancing is the use of a piece of software known as a load balancer to help distribute web traffic to different servers. There is a limit when it comes to how many users can access a service from a single ...

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Local storage is a web storage type that enables JavaScript sites and apps to store data (key-value pairs ) in the browser with no expiration date. So, unlike ...