This article will show you how you can improve your CDK templates by making wise use of an open source tool.
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As with any framework, Vue lets us add reactivity to our applications and websites through events. Here's how they work.
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It's that time of the week again. So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice, etc.
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This solution uses no JavaScript, so we're not building a light and dark mode toggle. Instead, it detects the user's system settings with a CSS media query. Here's how it's done.
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Check out my latest post at for my takeaways from being a volunteer at this week:
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Today I want to show you how to build a select input component using the classes from Tailwind CSS and component examples from Flowbite.
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I'm going to discuss how to use the serviced WordPress instance as the headless CMS, build the Blazor WebAssembly app to make use of the WordPress as a data source, and host it to Azure Static Web Apps.
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If the content in your Tailwind app isn't loading in the headings, here's how to fix it.
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Follow along with me to build a React app and deploy our changes to Azure and using Azure Static Web Apps.
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Let me give you a quick tour of ProductDiv, an open-source library for developing web applications quickly, with any CSS framework.
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Which CRMs have you integrated with? Do any features stand out as particularly important or great to work with?
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In my opinion useReducer is an excellent option to use instead the regular useState hook for more complex state management. Let me show you why.
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Don't ignore warnings when they are giving you a hint that could improve your productivity!
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I want to show three situations in which Ruby was the best choice, even though I didn't want to use it in two.
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Follow along to create a voice transcription service suing Python, Vonage, and Deepgram.
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A few weeks ago, I began a new workout plan...but spent the majority of my gym time on looking at the plan on my phone.
So I built an app instead. ποΈββοΈ
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I'll be using Python flavored AWS CDK to deploy a Lambda function which has permissions to access a secret stored in Secrets Manager. I'll also show you how to retrieve this secret securely inside your lambda function.
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I am only at my two month mark. Imagine what two years could do! Imagine the difference that we could make in the world πππ
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I'm off today, but I snuck in a blog post that I've been wanting to write. My reading list for early career devs.
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TL;DR In-memory caching is a great way to improve performance and resiliency of an application at cost of memory and delayed data consistency. π‘
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I used to create dynamic dark/bright theme π
Instead of saving user's choice in local storage or in cookies, you can save it in appwrite's user preferences. This will provide the user with the correct theme of his choice on different devices
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Before we reveal the most popular hook, let's try and understand React hooks and why we need them in the first place...
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Blazor WebAssembly for Headless CMS on Azure Static Web Apps by
Throughout this post, I'm going to discuss how to use the serviced WordPress instance as the headless CMS, build the Blazor WASM app to make use of...
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What's the most complex technical challenge you've ever solved? Let's discuss!
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No one can be too active or engaging in several communities all at once. So if you can't engage that much, that's okay.
Some prefer to be quiet & lurk around. That's okay too.
An inclusive & supportive community won't judge, & would still embrace you as their valuable member.
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This got me thinking, with modern LSPs (Language Server Protocols) and rich web-based ecosystems β what do you look for in a code editor?
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Some days we just donβt want to code or be on our computer. Guess what? Itβs completely ok to feel that way and carve out time away from your desk when possible! πβ¨
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1. Performance
2. Build Time error catching
3. Resilience
4. Simpler caching logic
5. Less infra complexity
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Let's learn how this can help us build secure microservices and make it possible to implement granular permissions for our API.
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Technical debt is a slow killer of an engineering teamβs productivity. Letβs look at what elements you should include in a technical debt proposal to help you mitigate this issue.
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The tech community on Twitter opens so many doors.
I've made so many amazing connections and friends. I also (hopefully) helped people and learned a lot myself.
It's mind blowing what showing up every day and being kind to others can do.
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Follow along to setup a MemoryDB cluster and a Cloud9 environment (along with a ready to use IDE and terminal!).
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Sometimes we have an array but we want to return only a select few items from the array. Here's how to handle that in JS.
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9 times out of 10 any time you interact with Kubernetes, youβre interacting directly with the API. So let's learn more about how that API works.
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