JavaScript is a programming language that you can use for both front-end and back-end development.
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Micro-frontends is an architectural style and a technique many organizations are adopting to address working at scale. Let's check out how they work.
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Iโll explain how to run and deploy a JHipster project using a different version of Java than it comes with natively.
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What do you do to get into the coding zone?
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The new Lambda function URLs offer two methods for access control. Let's explore them together!
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Textual is an exciting TUI toolkit that you can use to create whatever type of terminal user interface you want. Let's check out a few best practices.
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Forms are a crucial part of every application, from signing up, logging in, or collecting a survey from our users. Let's learn how to make the most of them in our React apps!
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In this article, weโll be learning about the basics of Django models and also the best practices to make the most out of them. ๐
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The developer experience is much better than what it used to be, and I think that's due to the team at GitHub. They are lowering the entry barrier for new developers to come and contribute to open source.
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As developers, we need to think about our users and the purpose of what we are building before choosing our tools. Whatever frameworks we use, the emphasis should be on improving user experience!
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A lot of people have asked me how I eventually made the switch from English teacher to Software Developer, I have repeated my story so many times that I finally have the confidence to write about it.
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I was sure my questions would be foolish because I was a beginner.
But then I found out that there are no stupid questionsโregardless if you're a newbie or not!
So, if you need help, ask for help! Here's how...
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If your company cares about early-career software devs & is interested in sharing the value of your services directly with a passionate global audience, we'd love to talk to you about sponsoring #CodeLand! ๐
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When you experience your first production outage
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Manage your Forem resources using code!
Check out my latest project: Forem as Code (FaC) following the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) concept.
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Me totally unhinged in the group chat:
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Angular, React, Vue, Ember, Node... there's quite a few different JS frameworks out there.
How would you go about choosing a JavaScript framework to learn or to use in a new project?
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In this blog article, talks about the challenge of learning multiple technologies and staying up to date.
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Is it too early for the Daniel Craig Weekend gif?
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Feel free to comment with what you learnt and/or reference your TIL post to give it some more exposure! ๐ก
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Very hype about setting up my first context with useContext() and <Provider> today. Plus, I won all of my arguments with TS!
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As your JavaScript project grows, you start adding more tools and settings that will improve the development experience. The problem is that most of these tools require a config file at the root of your project/repo.
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Follow along to explore the history of speech recognition and learn how to use the Deepgram Python SDK for speech recognition and pyaudio for audio recording.
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Accessibility isnโt extra steps, itโs steps youโve missed.
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In a company hackathon, a group of us decided to build a "magic instance maker" that allows anyone to one-click deploy a fully managed single-tenant Sourcegraph instance. Here's how we got it to work!
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We will follow a roll-your-own approach here using inbuilt browser APIs, rather than adding extra packages or dependencies. Ready to get started?
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I doubt there is one correct answer, but I'd love any and all opinions on this subject!
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Sometimes feedback is really fun.
Especially when users confirm the types of things you were thinking but needed validation for! Helps you move forward with confidence.
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Whether you're a seasoned coder, or just starting out, GitHub Copilot's new feature will have everyone in a buzz.
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