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The Ubuntu Terminal is a nifty and iconic little terminal for those who use Ubuntu. It's simple and straightforward interface makes it a joy to use.

Learn how to quickly and easily style your own Ubuntu Terminal with React.

Creating an Ubuntu Terminal

React is a robust and powerful web framework out of the box. If you want your URLs to be bookmarkable or ability to navigate in your app, you'll need to use React Router.

Dive into this quick post to understand the basics about React Router and how to use it in your apps.

Figuring out React Router

The .reduce(...) function is a really useful array function, but it does have its complexities.

Check out this post to clear up some questions you might have about reduce.

Reducing the Confusion around Reduce

JavaScript was designed to help a web page interact with a user. Node turns this on its head by providing an environment where JavaScript can be used for building server-side applications.

Jump into this tutorial to learn about Node and creating a small project with it.

Getting Started with Node

Objects in JavaScript are made up of key-value pairs known as properties. There's a few ways to go about looping through each property of an object.

Jump into this post to learn some quick ways of looping through an object.

Looping Through an Object's Properties

Redirects are commonly used in applications. Sometimes you want to redirect to a different page following a specific action or after a specified period of time.

See here to quickly set up redirects in your app using React Router.

Using Redirects in React Router

TypeScript is a typed superset of Javascript, gaining popularity for it's ease of use and straightforwardness.

See this tutorial for starting up a TypeScript project.

Starting a TypeScript Project

Express is a robust web framework that simplifies server-side development on NodeJS — enabling you to setup HTTP servers and API routing for your apps.

Learn how to quickly and easily spin up web servers with Express.

Creating an Express API Server

In most apps, you're probably doing things that can take a long time — like fetching data — and doing them one after the other can really add up timewise.

Learn how and when to use Promise.all to make your code blazing fast!

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