​​In this series I’ll be looking a bunch of different aspects of Gatsby, a Static Site Generator based on React.js and GraphQL.

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#Gatsby #GraphQL #Serverless #JAMStack

​​For the third time, we are comparing Front-End frameworks by using the Real World example apps.

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#JavaScript #Frameworks

​​This article will explain the difference between the commands and how you can use them effectively in your Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml.

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#Docker

​​we’ll explore four of the most popular templating engines for HTML. We’ll look into why you might choose to use them, and where you’re likely to encounter them in other tech-stacks. I’ll also provide sample CodePens for each one. By the end of the article, you should feel equipped with several options for writing faster, more concise HTML in your projects, whether your go-to programming language is JavaScript, Ruby or something else. Let’s dive in!

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#HTML #Markdown #Pug #HAML

​​JavaScript has many ways to do anything. I’ve written on 10 Ways to Write pipe/compose in JavaScript, and now we’re doing arrays.

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#JavaScript

​​This article’s just to have fun and explore different implementations of compose and pipe.

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#JavaScript

​​Since the beginning of the web, developing APIs has been a difficult task for developers. The way we develop our APIs must evolve with time so that we can always build good, intuitive and well-designed APIs.

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#GraphQL

​​After its initial release on May 29, 2013, React.js has taken over the internet. It’s not a secret that myself and many other developers owe their success to this amazing framework.

5 min read

#React

​​Early this year, the React team released a new addition, hooks, to React in version 16.8.0.

If React were a big bowl of candies, then hooks are the latest additions, very chewy candies with great taste!

So, what exactly do hooks mean? And why are they worth your time?

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#React

​​Getting a tech job after a coding bootcamp is very possible, but not necessarily pain-free.

6 min read

#Interviews #Job

​​The HTML canvas element is used to draw “raster” graphics on a web application. The Canvas API provides two drawing contexts: 2D and 3D, and in this guide, we’re going to talk about the 2D one (which I’ll refer it to the Canvas API for simplicity).

17 min read

#HTML

​​You’ve always wanted to start learning to code in the Vue framework, but somehow you just haven’t have the time in your busy schedule.

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#Vue

​​If you are savvy on the latest tech news, you might have heard of GitHub’s release of TeleType. Teletype is a plugin that was built by a remote three person team and allows for collaborative editing in the Atom code editor.

14 min read

#WebRTC #RealTime #TextEditors

​​In this walkthrough you’ll learn about securing your Serverless endpoints with JSON web tokens.

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#Serverless #API #JSONWebToken

​​​​I’ve created a very simple way to face match two images using HTML5 and JavaScript. You upload the verification picture you’d like to use, take a snapshot from the video streaming from your camera/webcam, then use a face matching API to retrieve the results. Simple.

8 min read

#FaceRecognition #JavaScript #HTML

​​This software engineering study guide will help you study for your interviews and get any job!

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#Interviews

​​In this short article we will go through the concept of fragments and how you can reduce the code of your queries and match the exact data needs for your UI.

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#GraphQL

​​Lists are an important aspect within your app. Every application is bound to make use of lists in some form or the other.

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#React

​​This article explains how the dotenv package is the basis for implementing environment variables in JavaScript and how to use environment variables with project bundlers and popular front-end frameworks.

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#JavaScript

​​GraphQL’s main benefit for frontend developers has always been excellent tooling and developer experience.

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#GraphQL