Database normalization is often explained as a step-by step process to improve a database design. This is a very unfortunate misunderstanding which causes a lot of confusion for students. Instead, the normal forms should be thought of as a checklist which can be used to analyze a database design for potential problems.
Source: Normalization is not a process.
Every once in a while, you find a feature of JavaScript you never knew about that has always been there. Labels are one of those odd vestigial bits of the language that make you go "But why?"
Source: JavaScript Labels and Returning Early, an article by Alex Riviere.
The conflict between subclassing and composition is as old as object-oriented programming. The latest crop of languages like Go or Rust prove that you don’t need subclassing to successfully write code. But what’s a pragmatic approach to subclassing in Python, specifically?
Source: Subclassing in Python Redux, an article by Hynek Schlawack.
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<datalist>HTML element contains a set of<option>elements that represent the permissible or recommended options available to choose from within other controls.
Source: The HTML Data List element.