Gantt Chart and Its Usage for Project Management

Radhika Dadhich
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:43:27

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Managing a project is not a piece of cake. Most managers are required to juggle multiple tasks, people, and tools to finish the task at hand as effectively as possible. Completing these projects on short deadlines without compromising the quality is something that requires a dedicated team and planning. You can’t complete a project, no matter how small, without creating an outline of the tasks to be finished and their duration. That’s where Gantt Chart comes into play. In this post, we will discuss Gantt charts, their use in project management, and how crucial they are for successful project management. ... Read More

Earning High PMP PDUs for Your PMP Certification

Radhika Dadhich
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:41:53

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Passing the PMP test is just the first step in building your career in project management. If you have been working as a project manager for some time now, you must know that maintaining the project management credentials requires you to earn PDUs. Professional Development Units are essential to retaining our PMP certificate and status. You get three years to achieve the required PDUs and keep your status. These PDUs are recorded in Continuing Certification Requirements systems and are evaluated at the end of three years by supervisors who decide whether or not you qualify to keep your PMP credentials. ... Read More

Difference Between Resetting and Normalizing CSS

Tanmay Chandhok
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:41:25

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Developers want the HTML elements to look the same on every browser, though it depends, as the functionality of each browser differ. When the browser render a HTML page, it will apply its own default styles. Styles like the heading tag with different sizes and fonts depending on the type of browser. Which means that the headings can have margins or extra padding without you even writing the code. In this tutorial, we are going to have a look at how we can reset and normalize CSS and what is the difference between them. Difference between normalizing and resetting? While ... Read More

Critical Path Method for Scheduling Complex Projects

Radhika Dadhich
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:39:33

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Critical path management is one of the vital techniques employed to identify and list all the essential tasks that are supposed to be completed in order to finish the project. It’s also called the longest and most complex sequence of steps that must be finished within the required timeframe. In this post, we are going to discuss the steps on how to find the critical path for different types of projects. Let’s take a look. What is the Critical Path Method? The critical path method refers to the technique used to identify activities that are important for project completion ... Read More

Creating an Advanced Loading Screen in CSS

Tanmay Chandhok
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:37:15

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While browsing through different pages in a website, it is essential that the developer add a loading screen to the website; so that there is enough time for the website to traverse between webpages. A loading screen is an effective way, where the user can wait while the page of the website loads/initialize. How to create the loading screen? To create a loading screen, we can use HTML and CSS. Firstly, we will be creating a div element in which a heading tag is given, that shows the percentage. Then we will be using CSS properties like the border-radius to ... Read More

Clear Element ClassList in JavaScript

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:33:45

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The task we are going to perform in this article is clear element classlist in JavaScript. Before we jump into the article let’s have a quick view on the few things. All element objects (i.e., objects that represent elements) in a Document derive from the most general base class is called Element. It only contains functions and characteristics that apply to all types of elements. Classlist in JavaScript JavaScript classList is a DOM attribute that enables customizing of an element's CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) classes. The read-only JavaScript classList property retrieves the names of the CSS classes. Syntax Following ... Read More

Insert Space After Every Two Letters in String using JavaScript

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:29:12

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In this article we are going to learn about how to insert space after every two letters in string. Before we jump into the article let’s have a quick view on the strings in JavaScript. A sequence of one or more characters—which could be numbers, or symbols—is referred to as a string. Strings are immutable primitive data types in JavaScript, which means they cannot be changed. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about inserting a space after every two letters in strings. For this, use replace() along with regular expressions. The replace() methodinJavaScript The replace() method ... Read More

Generate Random String Characters in JavaScript

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:27:30

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Scripting in JavaScript is simple, cross-platform, and lightweight. It is widely used in nonbrowser situations and is well known for web page building. Both client-side and serverside development can be done with JavaScript. JavaScript has built-in methods that can be used to generate random strings and modify the Document Object Model (DOM) in accordance with our needs. The random() function, which helps to generate the random index and multiple with the length of the string, will be accessed through the Math library. It will append the character from the string or character set as it is passed. Create ... Read More

Filter an Array from All Elements of Another Array in JavaScript

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:25:53

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The task we are going to perform in this article is how to filter an array from all elements of another array JavaScript. Before we dive into the article, let’s have a quick view on the array in JavaScript. When storing multiple values in a single variable, arrays are used. When compared to a variable, which can hold only one value, this Each element of an array has a number associated with it called a numeric index that enables access to it. Arrays in JavaScript begin at index zero and can be modified using a number of different techniques. In ... Read More

Test if a URL String is Absolute or Relative in JavaScript

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 18-Jan-2023 17:24:21

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Knowing whether or not a user has entered an absolute or relative path in your application allows you to make decisions regarding where content should be pulled from, and how certain actions should be handled. In this article, we'll go over how to use JavaScript to quickly and easily determine if a given URL string is absolute or relative. Absolute Url is a URL that includes all the data necessary for finding the resources. The protocol (HTTPS) in the site's domain at the beginning of the URL is the element that is included in the absolute URL. Following is the ... Read More

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