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Indian Exchanges Innovate as Calls for Positive Crypto Regulation Escalate


Indian crypto exchanges are innovating, launching new products and improving services for their users, despite the country’s regulatory uncertainty and unresolved banking restrictions. Meanwhile, the Indian crypto community continues its efforts to convince the government that the draft bill...

Agorism and Bitcoin: Free People Don’t Ask Maxine Waters for Permission


Anti-agorism Congressional Representative Maxine Waters still has misgivings about Facebook’s proposed Libra digital currency, even after meeting with Swiss government officials to discuss the tech last week. The sustained reservations echo the message of July’s open letter from...

G7 Agrees on Crypto Action Plan Spurred by Facebook’s Libra


G7 finance chiefs met this week and Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency was high on their agenda. They agreed on several crypto initiatives and fast regulatory responses to projects such as Libra, calling for them to meet the highest standards of financial regulation. Also read: G20 Leaders Issue...

How to Keep Bitcoin Cash Transactions Private


There are many reasons to keep bitcoin cash transactions private and the top six ways to make them anonymous are outlined in a new video by Bitcoin.com. Meanwhile, the Financial Action Task Force has just released its global guidance for crypto assets, effectively calling on countries and crypto...

Facebook Is a Threat to Governments Not Crypto


The moment Facebook released the whitepaper for its planned Libra coin, social media was flooded with claims about Zuckerberg’s new drive to take over the cryptocurrency market, with some even calling it a Bitcoin killer. However, looking at the actual details of the plan, it has little to...

Prioritizing


You're faced with a lot of decisions in everyday work. There are multiple tasks calling for your focus, and you can burn daylight or even burn out trying to decide what comes first. There's a phenomenon called decision fatigue. There have been many studies that you can make poor choices when you're...

Clever code


This week, Chris Ferdinandi examined a clever JavaScript snippet, one that's written creatively with new syntax features, but is perhaps less readable and performant. It's a quick read, but his callout of our industry's fixation on cleverness is worth... calling out: ...we’ve become obsessed as...

JavaScript Glossary: String startsWith()


Basics The startsWith method takes a string parameter and checks if the calling string starts with the value provided. It returns a Boolean value, true

JavaScript Glossary: String toLowerCase()


Basics The toLowerCase() String method converts a string object to lower case. The return value of the method is the value of the calling string in lower case

JavaScript Glossary: String trim()


Basics This method removes whitespaces from the start and end of the calling string. It removes spaces, tabs, no break spaces etc. It returns a new string stripped of whitespaces from both

JavaScript Glossary: String indexOf()


Basics This method checks for the first appearance of a provided string argument within the calling string and returns the index. It returns -1 if the string argument can’t be

JavaScript Glossary: String includes()


Basics The includes method checks a provided string against the calling String object, it returns true if the calling String object contains the provided string a

JavaScript Glossary: String concat()


Basics This method is used to join the calling string and the provided string arguments. It returns a new String object containing the calling string and the provided arguments . If no arg

The Magic of React-Based Multi-Step Forms


One way to deal with long, complex forms is to break them up into multiple steps. You know, answer one set of questions, move on to another, then maybe another, and so on and so forth. We often refer to these as multi-step forms (for obvious reasons), but others also take to calling it a “wizard”...

Too Much Accessibility


I like to blog little veins of thought as I see them. We recently linked to an article by Facundo Corradini calling out a tweet of ours where we used an <em> where we probably should have used an <i>. Bruce Lawson checks if screen readers are the victims of these semantic...

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