Caddy is a powerful open-source web server, like nginx or Apache. You can configure website redirects as you can do on all other web servers. You can configure redirects in a single line. This tutorial shows you how to configure redirects from one (sub)domain to another. {{outline}} Redirect a …

Caddy is a powerful open-source web server, like nginx or Apache. One of the best parts of Caddy is the automatic HTTPS. With a single line of configuration, you tell Caddy to serve your site with HTTPS. This tutorial shows you how to configure your TLS setup to securely serve …

Caddy is a powerful platform to serve your web applications and services. You can use Caddy as a reverse proxy to forward requests from the Internet to your Node.js application running on your server. This tutorial shows you how to use Caddy as a reverse proxy for your Node. …

We recently published a new package called Sttp. Sttp is an enjoyable HTTP client providing a fluent interface to seamlessly compose your HTTP requests. This post provides a brief overview of why Sttp exists and why you should choose it over Axios. {{outline}} What is Sttp? Sttp is an HTTP …

Detecting if a JavaScript string value is in camelCase is likely an edge case. Yet, it can be a valid check in your codebase. This tutorial shows you how to determine whether a given string is in camelCase format. {{outline}} Detect if a String Value is in camelCase You should …

There are situations when you want to reverse a given string value. This tutorial shows you how to reverse a string from a given value. {{outline}} Reverse a String in JavaScript JavaScript doesn’t have a native Str#reverse method. Yet, you can use the existing methods to build your …

JavaScript provides a handful of foundational string methods in the stdlib. You can use the given methods to compose your own utility functions. For example, you can split a multiline string into an array of lines. Each line in that array is a string as well. From here, you can …

You may want to split a JavaScript string into a list of words. JavaScript doesn’t provide a native words method. Yet, it comes with the necessary functionality to build this method yourself. This tutorial shows you how to split a given JavaScript string into an array of words. {{outline} …