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ARIA is a set of special accessibility attributes which can be added to any markup, but is especially suited to HTML. The role attribute defines what the general type of object is (such as an article, alert, or slider). Additional ARIA attributes provide other useful properties, such as a description for a form or the current value of a progress bar.
ARIA is implemented in most popular browsers and screen readers. However, implementations vary and older technologies don't support it well (if at all). Use either "safe" ARIA that degrades gracefully, or ask users to upgrade to newer technology.
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Article that describes the creation and configuration of a Ubuntu droplet at Digital Ocean and the deployment of the Feediator application.
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This document discusses validation issues for the www.feediator.com
website.
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There are a multitude of ways of going about this. I have chosen the following as it fits best with the architecture of the NewsReader application.
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There are a multitude of ways of going about this. I have chosen the following as it fits best with the architecture of the NewsReader application.
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This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.
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This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.
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Express application needed a middleware layer to handle authentication and access control.
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This stuff ends up sprayed everywhere, so let's create a reference document.
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Consider:
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Sending emails from an Express Application is a standard requirement.
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Configuring Google Custom Search with Jekyll is straightforward. Let us begin.