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10 Aug

How Codium PR Agent Works on GitHub

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CodiumAI is a coding assistant that developers can use to enhance their coding experience using the power of Artificial Intelligence. It is a trending tool with features such as accurate code suggestions, explanation of the code, automatic test generation, and various language and IDE Support. For this demo, we are going to use CodiumAI to make a Pull Request. Installation For the installation, we will need two things: OpenAI API Key GitHub Personal Access Token(Classic) Now, let's get the OpenAI API Key. Getting OpenAI API Key First, let's go to the Codium AI GitHub repository and follow the installation instructions.…

10 Aug

12 Best JavaScript Animation Libraries to Supercharge Your Web Projects in 2024

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Are you ready to take your web designs to the next level? JavaScript animation libraries are the secret sauce that can transform your static pages into dynamic, eye-catching experiences. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, these libraries offer powerful tools to bring your creative visions to life. Let's dive into the top 12 JavaScript animation libraries that are making waves in 2024! 1. GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform): The Animation Powerhouse GSAP is like the Swiss Army knife of animation libraries. It's robust, versatile, and loved by professionals worldwide. Example: gsap.to(".box", {duration: 2, x: 300, rotation: 360, ease:…

09 Aug

How to Actually Develop Software – 10 Tips for Beginners

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If I could tell my past self (a never-coder) how to actually develop software instead of just writing code, what would I say? I aim to provide some helpful tips for those just starting out. Let's use the example of a simple Blackjack game, a typical beginner project. The Typical Beginner Experience When I look back at my first experiences writing code, I hated it. I took a BASIC course in high school and loved learning about code, but when it came to writing it, I struggled. I was simply writing code as if I had been taught to write…

09 Aug

How to Build Your Own React Hooks: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Custom React hooks are an essential tool that let you add special, unique functionality to your React applications. In many cases, if you want to add a certain feature to your application, you can simply install a third-party library that is made to solve your problem. But if such a library or hook doesn't exist, what do you do? As a React developer, it's important to learn the process of creating custom hooks to solve problems or add missing features within your own React projects. In this step-by-step guide, I will show you how to create your own custom React…

09 Aug

Getting Started with the MEAN Stack

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ChatGPTMemory updated If you're diving into full-stack JavaScript development, the MEAN stack is a powerful option to consider. MEAN stands for MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. This combination of technologies allows you to build dynamic, scalable, and robust web applications using just one language—JavaScript—across the entire stack. What is the MEAN Stack? The MEAN stack is a full-stack development framework that helps developers create fast and efficient web applications. Here's a quick breakdown of each component: MongoDB: A NoSQL database that stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents. It's ideal for handling large volumes of unstructured data. Express.js: A minimal and…

08 Aug

WebsitesforDays | 7/10

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*Blog Site * For Day 7 i am building a blog site, still working on it but it's important i update you guys before the day runs out... Want it to be fully responsive and really beautiful so it is not a one day job, today's site is a 2 day site. Excited to show you guys the results, stay tuned! Source link lol

08 Aug

Choosing between Cloud Browsers, VPNs, and Cloud PCs

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Cloud browsers, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and Cloud PCs are widely used solutions for maintaining privacy and gaining more flexbility with your security posture. But which one best suits your needs at this moment? Let's figure it out. Understanding the Basics What are Cloud Browsers? Run on remote servers, not your device Stream rendered content back to you Create a barrier between your device and websites How do VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) work? Encrypt your internet traffic Route it through remote servers Mask your IP address and location What about Cloud PCs? Provide a full desktop environment in the cloud…

08 Aug

Day 38 of 100 Days of Code

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Wed, August 7, 2024 I started on the second Codecademy course in the Full-Stack Engineer path today, Building Interactive Sites, which looks to basically be JavaScript I. The follow-on courses are, in order, Front End Development, Back End Development, and Full Stack Development. I'm also still finding details in my code from the last project in the last section that need attention, so I'm following up on those as well, and I'm getting so many ideas from AI on coding that I need to better plan how to apply them in small enough parts to keep lessons flowing. Too much…

07 Aug

Day 6/10- Websites for Days

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After 5 days of progressive HTML learning, I'm very happy that we are in the final phase of this all, the project-based section of this course, where I just build websites and challenge myself... A simple user-login & Signup page Link to project User Page HTMl for Sign up page- <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge" /> <title>Signup Page</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://dev.to/ofameh/styles.css" /> </head> <body> <header> <h2>User Login Page</h2> </header> <section> <main style="text-align: center;"> <br/> <br/> <b> <h3> Enter Login Details </h3> <br/> </main> <article class="container"> <br/> <form> <b> <label…

07 Aug

Cryptography #0 – Essential Concepts

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The importance of cryptography goes beyond just understanding why it's cool, but also can be the difference between you being a good or bad dev in the long run. Any respectable system, especially those dealing with user data, will need some type of security, and often it’s in your hands as a dev. So I decided to write this series of articles about cryptography, so you can understand a bit more about the concepts and how everything works! Let’s start with a simple article on the main terms and how they work, and then we'll increase the difficulty with more…