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Creating PDF documents from HTML tables in VueJS can be a powerful way to allow users to share data in a portable and professional format.
Here's how it works!
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In this blog post, I'll walk you through the motivation behind this project, the technical implementation using Rust and the OpenAI API, and the potential impact it can have on our everyday writing.
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This keynote was given at Strange Loop 2011, and is perhaps the best known and most highly regarded of Rich's many excellent talks, ushering in a new way to think about the constant fight against complexity.
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The easiest way to reduce friction in having something copied to the clipboard is by enabling buttons, so today we'll design a React Hook that enables our application to interact with the user's clipboard.
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Learning a new language makes me think differently from what I am used to, and that's always worthwhile.
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When creating a new component, we often build it around specific inputs and, in some cases, that component has no reason to exist without those inputs.
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GitHub Actions is a great tool for automating your workflow. However, it is not always easy to test your workflow locally...
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💡 Getting #feedback & #rewards by pairs probably is the most important thing to:
🤗 Keep #collaborators #motivation high
📈 Be proud of the #achievements
🎨 Develop #creativemindset
This is how do it:
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Understanding Docker can be tricky and do you know you can clean and purge data easily through CLI? �?�
I published a short video about this topic (in french but texts & subtitles are in english) 🎥
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Contributing to open source can be one of the best ways to start or advance your career, but there are often barriers to getting started.
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Just when my day couldn't get any better, I found these emails:
Thank you for picking me as a mod for the beginners, #opensource, and writing tags! 🥰 To those who plan to write or have written in these categories, I look forward to reading your posts! 🙂
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Dive into the nuts and bolts of Python with these fundamental computer science concepts.
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Importing local files in Golang is a simple process that can be completed in just a few easy steps. Let's go through them!
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Today, I wanted to discover, with you, a new Docker command: docker init
Docker init allows to dockerized your application easily.
I have been waiting for this for a long time and made it🎉.
I love when things are easy and frictionless.
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Sometimes, we don’t need to create a new class for an object with few properties. To handle these cases, C# offers a feature named tuples.
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The "NameError: name '__file__' is not defined error" is a common issue that you're likely to encounter when working with Python.
Here's how to fix it.
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Learn how to generate an RSA key pair, and encrypt and decrypt data using the public and private keys, respectively.
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Dive right in and claim your spot in the web scraping hall of fame!
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I developed a Tic-Tac-Toe analogy as a better way of visually understanding containers.
Here's how it works.
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Let's learn why it's important to structure and collect logs, and how to do it!
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Auto-increment is a feature in databases that generates a unique number for each new row added to a table, saving the user from manually managing the primary key values.
Here's how it works!
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Today, we'll learn how to replace mocks for both a home page and a product page with actual data from Shopify.
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When starting to develop applications using Kafka, you might wonder how many partitions you need to set up for each topic.
As it is so often, the answer is: it depends.
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Improving performance by avoiding redundant computations when same inputs occur again.
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Using a monorepo for managing multiple projects can be complex, but Turborepo simplifies the process for React projects.
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TL;DR MLOps emerged as a new category of tools for managing data infrastructure, specifically for ML use cases with the main assumption being that ML has unique needs.
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Classic programming is like following a recipe, but #MachineLearning is like teaching a chef to create their own recipes. Both have their place, but the latter is more exciting and dynamic! By #programming #100DaysOfCode #AI #DEVCommunity #coding
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Perl's overloading can be simplified by using 'fallback => true' option. To cast an object to a number, use 'sprintf( '%d' )' or 'sprintf( '%f' )' instead of '0+'.
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We are taking the week off from #CodeNewbie Podcast, so in the meantime, check out our last episode with , , and MORE!
Find the full episodes here: codenewbie.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts.
See y'all next week! 💜 🆒 💘
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The old engineering adage: “don’t touch it, it works�?. Is terrible.
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I am thinking about creating an article series about Developer Experience. Thoughts?
I have already created one article about it that you can check out below but this time I wanted to dive deeper into the topic ⚡�?
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The "three virtues of a programmer" coined by Larry Wall are: laziness, impatience, and hubris.
Laziness encourages efficiency, impatience drives faster results, while hubris demands high standards.
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By the end of the day, we got almost 20 000 visitors, served over 40GB of data, and served over 1 million requests! 🔥
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Closures are a powerful feature of JavaScript, but they can be tricky to use effectively.
I hope this helps you implement them better!
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Use `Promise.all()` when all input promises must succeed, and use `Promise.allSettled()` when you need to handle the results of multiple promises
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It is now possible to target not selected selectors like elements, classes, ids etc on a webpage using the CSS `:not()` pseudo-class.
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