Welcome to Code by Zeba Academy.
A technical reference library for document engineering, digital publishing standards, and automated print pipelines.
Here you’ll find production-ready schemas, validator error solutions, and implementation specs for JATS XML, EPUB 3, ONIX 3.0, Pandoc workflows, and prepress standards; built for production editors, prepress operators, and publishing technologists.
Latest Articles
Thoughts, tutorials, and insights.
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Handling Simple Data Visualization Using Chart.js
Read more →: Handling Simple Data Visualization Using Chart.jsData visualization is one of the most effective ways to simplify complex information and communicate insights clearly. Charts and visuals transform raw data into something…
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Game Dev with Rust: How to Create a Classic Arcade Pong Game in Rust?
Read more →: Game Dev with Rust: How to Create a Classic Arcade Pong Game in Rust?Game development is one of the most exciting ways to learn programming, and recreating classic games is a proven path to mastering both fundamentals and…
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Dynamic Data Visualization Using Chart.js and Google Sheets
Read more →: Dynamic Data Visualization Using Chart.js and Google SheetsData is most powerful when it’s not just collected but also presented in a way that makes sense instantly. Instead of static reports or endless…
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Is React Still The Leading JavaScript Framework?
Read more →: Is React Still The Leading JavaScript Framework?It might be possible that React has overstayed its welcome. But, that is not the only viewpoint developers have. Let us explore why that is…
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Is Learning C# Still Worth the Trouble?
Read more →: Is Learning C# Still Worth the Trouble?After two decades since it was launched, developers are beginning to doubt if C# is still worth learning. In this article we explore the reasons.
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Webhooks 101: Building an Event-Driven API (like GitHub or Stripe)
Read more →: Webhooks 101: Building an Event-Driven API (like GitHub or Stripe)Webhooks are a way for applications to communicate in real time, without requiring constant checks or manual updates. Instead of polling an API repeatedly to…