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16 Aug

Vale a pena ir ao Rio Innovation Week ? Análise sincera sobre este evento de inovação no Rio de Janeiro

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O Rio Innovation Week está chegando ao fim, e eu, Bruno Ferrer e Bárbara Nigri gravamos um vídeo especial para o canal @papoeideias. Nele, damos nossa opinião sincera sobre o evento, discutindo os pontos positivos e negativos, as melhores palestras e nosso veredito final sobre se valeu a pena. Source link lol

16 Aug

Stand Out in Your Interview with Unique Project Ideas

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When preparing for an interview, having a unique and well-thought-out project can make you stand out from other candidates. Here are some project ideas that can showcase your skills and creativity: 1. Invoice Management System for Companies Developing an invoice management system helps businesses track their financial transactions effortlessly. Your system could include features like automated invoice generation, payment reminders, and integration with payment gateways. This project not only demonstrates your coding skills but also your understanding of business processes. 2. Audit Management Tool An audit management tool can help companies streamline their auditing process. Include features like audit scheduling,…

16 Aug

Bootstrap vs. Tailwind CSS: A Comparison of Top CSS Frameworks

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Introduction There are numerous CSS frameworks available today, each with its unique offerings. Selecting the right CSS framework among these options can be challenging, as most users are unsure which framework best suits their web development project. In this article, we will compare two of the most popular CSS frameworks - Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS. You'll learn about their key features, design philosophies, and the CSS customization options for each one. Also, apart from that, you'll get familiar with the developer experience, performance, and support from the community for each of the frameworks. By the end of this article, you…

16 Aug

How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS Using Free WAF

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SafeLine WAF Installation Reference: SafeLine WAF Installation Prerequisites: An SSL certificate (e.g., a .crt file and a .key file). Configuration Overview In this guide, I'll walk you through configuring HTTP to HTTPS redirection for your web application when using SafeLine WAF. My web application and WAF are hosted on the same server, so I'll show you how to avoid port conflicts and set up redirection correctly. 1. Modify Your Application's Nginx Port Since both the WAF and your web application are on the same server, you'll need to change the port that your application's Nginx server listens on to avoid…

16 Aug

Meet Munio: Improve your English conversation skills with AI!

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Hi everyone! I created a very cool web app called Munio. The goal is to improve your English conversation skills using AI! This version of the app is fully open source, and you can check it using link below. Motivation Google recently launched a competition to develop something using Gemini AI. I decided to create something useful with tools that piqued my curiosity. I combined all of these tools and products to develop this web app. Here are the main tools that I have used: NestJS Angular 18 Knex WebSockets Google Products (Gemini, GCS, TTS and Google Infra solutions) various…

15 Aug

Deadline Extended for the Nylas AI and Communications Challenge

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If you couldn't make the previous deadline or are new to the Nylas Challenge, today’s your lucky day! We have decided to extend the deadline for the Nylas AI and Communications Challenge to give participants an extra two weeks to work on their projects. The NEW deadline for the Nylas Challenge is September 1. We will announce winners on September 3. Challenge Overview Nylas is the only platform that gives developers universal access to email, calendar, and contacts providers through a single integration. We challenge you to build with Nylas and add a new project to your portfolio. There are…

15 Aug

HTTP Guide

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HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-layer protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, such as HTML. It was designed for communication between web browsers and web servers, but it can also be used for other purposes. HTTP follows a classical client-server model, with a client opening a connection to make a request, then waiting until it receives a response. HTTP is a stateless protocol, meaning that the server does not keep any data (state) between two requests. - MDN Web Docs HTTP Request Methods HTTP methods define the actions that can be performed on resources identified by URLs. Here’s a…

15 Aug

Web Developer Burnout

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A Little Background Back when I started my web developer journey, everything was much simpler than it is today. I started out using Mosaic web browser and then not too long after moved to the beta version of Netscape. Developers at that time learned things together, as new features were added into the browser, we would share how we used them over a snack at the local bakery. This lead to a decent amount of shared learning. Back then there was basically two things that were handy to know, HTML and Perl. HTML for the web design and if there…

15 Aug

The Benefits of an The Benefits of an Ambassador Program in Web 3.0

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The Benefits of an Ambassador Program in Web3 In the rapidly evolving Web3 space, establishing a robust presence and fostering a loyal user base is crucial. One of the most effective strategies to achieve this is through an ambassador program. These programs harness the power of enthusiastic community members who champion the project, offering numerous benefits that can significantly impact growth and engagement. 1. Enhanced Community Engagement Ambassadors are often at the forefront of interactions with the community. By hosting events, participating in discussions, and creating content, they engage users on a personal level, which helps to build a more…

15 Aug

Deploying Free WAF SafeLine Using Docker

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With more people setting up private clouds, NAS, home theaters, blogs, and library management systems at home, some of these systems are being exposed to the public internet to enable remote access. In such cases, deploying a Web Application Firewall (WAF) like SafeLine to protect your data is crucial. System Requirements Before installing SafeLine, ensure that your system meets the following requirements: Operating System: Linux CPU Architecture: x86_64 with SSSE3 instruction set support Software Dependencies: Docker version 20.10.14 or above, Docker Compose version 2.0.0 or above Minimum Resources: 1 core CPU, 1 GB RAM, 5 GB disk space How to…