Detect mobile keyboard showing up using JavaScript
In this article I'll show you how to detect when the mobile keyboard is shown using JavaScript.
I’m Bas, a software developer and entrepreneur based in The Netherlands. I love to automate business processes for small and medium-sized businesses. I also build SaaS products and write articles about software development.
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In this article I'll show you how to detect when the mobile keyboard is shown using JavaScript.
I've been working with Filament a lot recently and found a way of adding widgets dynamically to your pages. I didn't find any article about it yet, so decided to share how I did it.
In the previous blog post, we explored a Node.js script that helps identify missing translations in JSX files. Now, let's take the next step and automate this process using GitHub Actions. By doing so, you can ensure that every pull request is checked for missing translations, providing a seamless and efficient way to maintain your application's internationalization.
Internationalization is a crucial aspect of modern web development, allowing applications to support multiple languages. However, sometimes we forget to add the translations for all strings. In this blog post, we'll create a Node.js script that helps identify missing translations in your JSX files.