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Let's explore how to conveniently simulate abnormalities that might occur within development, testing, and production environments and find potential problems in the system.
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We're going to go through major Dart features...with the assumption that you already know how to program in another language 😉
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What I Learned from a 2-Hour Crash Course on GraphQL and TypeScript
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When I was younger I used to think that my profile website would be a cutting edge website with shiny colors and animations.
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Think of this as as restaurant menu: there are options, but ultimately it is your choice which one you pick—and you can even decide "I don't want to eat here." It's completely fine!
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NodeJS 18 introduced some new cool features and one of the most useful ones is the built in Fetch API. Let's play around with it!
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I originally posted this at the end of 2021 but have updated it a bit since then, so just dropping it again, Maybe you'll find something in there helpful.
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We are going to discuss some of the key benefits of using one monitor on your daily job, along with keyboard shortcuts to efficiently utilize your monitor. Let's get started!
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I recently completed the first phase of my bootcamp and wanted to share what I've learned with this wonderful community!
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I don't know everything, but know I can learn anything. And that's OK.
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Do you ever let your non-coder friends and family review your code? does (sometimes)!
Tune into this week's #DevDiscuss to hear more from Lucia, plus some tales from the world of ClojureScript from 🎧
Listen wherever you like ⤵️
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Inspired by projects like NVM and Volta I've decided to create a CLI translator, to write commands in only one form and this CLI tool will translate them to the current package manager form used in the project.
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I will give a step-by step guide on how to create a CI/CD Pipeline for a React Web App hosted as a static website in a S3 Bucket.
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Follow along to create a local ESLint rule that will replace one piece of text with another.
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I accidentally created an endless loop in JavaScript that made my browser crash. Here's how to save yourself from this headache.
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#Accessibility automation is gaining traction in the dev community as the way to include #A11y as part of agile. However, it only catches 30-40% of issues. How can dev teams take the next step? Add keyboard testing as part of your definition of done! #html
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I'lll take you step-by-step through the tasks required to set up a module federation module, with a React app as the host and NextJS and React apps as remote apps. Ready to get started?
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This is a practice I use personally and encourage within my open source projects and any small teams I run for work. Let me show you why!
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Allow yourself to be unconfident and wrong so you can become confident and right. No way to get to correct confidence than to go through unconfident errors.
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✅ Started working on an HTML5 game with phaserJS...it definitely makes javascript more fun!
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The Redux Toolkit makes setting up state management in your React app so much easier. Here's how it works.
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My recent project was brought to life because I wanted to learn about the producer side of APIs, how I would make controls available internally and on a public network, how to make it discoverable and document it.
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In a previous post, I explained my stance on microservices and why it shouldn't be your golden standard. I proposed "chopping" these few parts to cope with their requirement while keeping the monolith intact.
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In light of today's tragedy in Texas in the US, we've opted to cancel tonight's #DevDiscuss chat to make space for other convos & allow our team to log off.
We'll pick this back up next Tues. In the meantime, our hearts are with you if you're struggling following this news. ❤️
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Git commits are a snapshot of the codebase or project's current stage. They're used as a timeline for the project’s contribution and changes, and they also help in defining milestones for the project.
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Python is a wonderful thing that takes all the complication of memory management away from us.
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Stacks are pretty intuitive to understand and have many different uses. Let's take a look!
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After covering some of the core Ruby concepts, we plan to slowly start introducing more complex topics. Some of the concepts and topics that we hope to cover include: classes, objects, memory, and duck-typing.
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In Java, we all know we can pass data as arguments, but what about passing functionality as an argument?
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