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Madza · 12 hours ago
16 Useful Background Generators for Your Website Designs 🎨😍
Have you ever struggled to create engaging visuals for products, branding, and interfaces? The designs you see on UI curation websites often require pro-design skills or many hours of practi...
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Omar Moustafa · 2 days ago
Cloud platforms - Why choose AWS?
Hey there, wherever whom you are and where you are, welcome to this article.
As you had stepped into here, you should be interested about what cloud platform to choose and why especially cho...
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Mr. Ånand · 3 days ago
Some Useful GitHub Repositories To Enhance Your Web3 Skills
As the world is moving towards new technology, Web3 is the most trending of them. Developers are learning this new technology very fast, many companies are also shifting towards decentralize...
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Tapas Adhikary · 3 days ago
Introducing ReactPlay - Learn, Create, Share ReactJS projects
If I tell you React(aka ReactJS) is one of the leading user interface technology(ok, library) in web development, would you believe it? Most of you will. For the rest of you, let me put forw...
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Arnab Roy Chowdhury · 3 days ago
Best 9 JavaScript Testing Frameworks
We are progressing towards an era of automation. Every company, be a startup or a large-scale enterprise, they are all striving to incorporate automation testing in their release cycles as e...
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Dev Dojo · 3 days ago
DevDojo Weekly - May 2022
Happy third week of May! Last week we had some awesome post submissions including posts on Vue Events, Creating a Hacker News Clone, Git Commits, Rainbow Kit, and more!
Want a chance to win...
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Carlo Morrone · 4 days ago
Hidden gems - 5 JetBrains plugins to boost your productivity! 💎
If you’re anything like me, you surely like to keep up with the newest technologies on the market. I constantly try to look for ways to upgrade my IDE with cool plugins that can help me and...
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Adam Ravid · 5 days ago
5 MORE DEV TOOLS YOU NEED TO KNOW!
Introduction
Ever since I posted the 5 new services developers NEED TO KNOW!, many people have gave me support and liked it. So, I think doing more will help more and more people! Let's star...
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Anish De · 5 days ago
Make a beautiful Connect Wallet Button with RainbowKit and React
Authentication in Web3 is extremely easy but supporting all the wallets and making a nice UI can be painful and time-consuming. Thankfully, there are many libraries which makes this extremel...
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Omar Moustafa · 5 days ago
Introducing Supabase: The new open-source Firebase alternative
Supabase? The open-source Firebase alternative?!
This is an Extra Ordinary Claim because it requires Extra Ordinary Evidence
"Supabase VS Firebase"
Supabase VS Firebase
1. Features...
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Ayodele Samuel Adebayo · 6 days ago
Top 3 Best Code Editors in 2022 for Developers
There are several code editors out there for developing software programs or coding web applications.
Let's look at the top 3 best code editors and why the last on the list is the best among...
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Omar Moustafa · 6 days ago
How is it easy to use an "API"?
Wondering all the time on how to use APIs? Do you find it challenging all time?
Stay right there! We will be explaining:
What is an API?
API useful cases
Ahem, without further ado, let...
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Eftykhar Rahman · 1 week ago
Core Fundamentals of JavaScript
JavaScript is the most hated programming language in the world. Do you know what’s the most loved language in the world? It’s JavaScript.
And do you know what’s the most popular programming...
Karthikeyan · 1 week ago
How to sign your Github Commits ?
In this blog , we are going to see how we can sign your Github commits and get the verified sign when you commit your code.
Before jumping on to the how part of this blog. Let’s quickly see...
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Bobby Iliev · 1 week ago
Using Deno and Materialize to send notifications in real-time
Introduction
This is a self-contained example of a real-time notification app with Deno, Materialize and Discord.
Deno is a simple and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that uses...
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Zoltán Szőgyényi · 1 week ago
How to build a Tailwind CSS Select Dropdown component with Flowbite
Tailwind CSS and Flowbite has been one of my favourite front-end stacks to work with when building a website mostly because of the speed of development, performance, and the fact that I neve...
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Yonkeu Steve · 1 week ago
Unverified, Partially and Verified Commits
Introduction
GitHub is a pretty awesome platform for sharing code. One of the best VCS(Version control Systems) in the world. Being a distributed version control system, it enables you to s...
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Adam Ravid · 1 week ago
5 new services developers NEED TO KNOW!
Introduction
There are many services for developers that launch every week. Some are really impressive. I am showing you some of them and giving details about them. Let's go!
List
Motion De...
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Karthikeyan · 1 week ago
Javascript shorts : null and undefined
Hello everyone, In this blog we will be seeing about the javascript’s two famous primitives null and undefined.
What is null ?
primitive value that represents the intentional absence of any...
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Michael Coombs · 1 week ago
Creating a Local Ethereum Network
So day one is here and it's time to start preparing to be a blockchain developer. This means starting with creating a local Ethereum network. The reason we do this is because it allows us to...
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Karthikeyan · 1 week ago
How to build a Hacker news clone using Remix, Tailwind css ?
Hello everyone, In this tutorial we will be seeing how to build a simple Hacker news clone using Remix and Tailwind css.
Remix is a full stack react framework which renders the data on the s...
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Johnny · 1 week ago
A Guide to Events in Vue
As with any framework, Vue lets us add reactivity to our applications and websites through events. The great thing about Vue events is they mimic vanilla Javascript, so all the events you're...
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Johnny · 1 week ago
How to give Props Default Values in Vue
When we use components in Vue, we often use properties or props to pass custom pieces of data down to the child component. For example, we can tell our child component that for this version...
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Johnny · 1 week ago
How to add a Blank Directory to your Git Repository
Sometimes in Git, we want to preserve a directory for use within a repository, but keep it empty of files. There are many reasons why you'd want to do this, but perhaps either the folder is...
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Aayush Biswas · 1 week ago
How to create a markdown Editor using AlpineJS
Why AlpineJS
AlpineJS is a minimalistic JS framework. It is TailwindCSS but for JavaScript. You can create functional applications in HTML without a script tag or new file.
How to create tab...
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Eftykhar Rahman · 1 week ago
Top 10 JavaScript Interview Questions
1 What are the data types?
Supported by JavaScript we have primitive data types like string, boolean, number, bigint, null and undefined which can represent integers with arbitrary precision...
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Johnny · 1 week ago
A Guide on How to use Emit in Vue
In Vue, data is typically passed from parent components, to their children in a uni-directional fashion. This is transferred with props, which are the properties or attributes we give to com...
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Johnny · 1 week ago
The Difference Between the Composition API and Options API in Vue
Up until Vue 2, there was one way to create components in Vue. With Vue 3, a new methodology was introduced called the Composition API. Now, if we want to make a component in Vue, we have tw...
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Dev Dojo · 1 week ago
DevDojo Weekly - May 2022 - Week 2
Happy second week of May! It's been an amazing month so far. In this edition of DevDojo weekly we'll share some news on the DevDojo Journey as well as announce last weeks post winners 💪
If...
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Bobby Iliev · 1 week ago
Scaling Laravel with Serverless Redis
Introduction
Laravel is a popular PHP framework for building scalable, high-performance web applications.
In this article, we will learn how to use serverless Redis to scale Laravel applicat...
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