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13 Aug

5 Best Practices Every Frontend Developer Should Follow

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These days even if you know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript well, you’re still in a highly competitive field. With so many frontend developers out there, the only way to stand out is by following best practices. Here are five of those that can help you stand out as a beginner: *1. Write Clean, Readable Code: * Use proper indentation, meaningful variable names, and comments to explain what your code does. *2. Keep Your CSS Organized: * Break all your styles down into smaller, modular pieces, and use naming conventions like BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) to keep your styles structured and…

12 Aug

Using RuboCop for Code Quality and Style Enforcement in Rails Projects

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Maintaining code quality and consistency is crucial in any software development project, especially in Ruby on Rails applications. RuboCop is a popular static code analysis tool that helps enforce coding standards and improve the overall quality of your code. This article will guide you through using RuboCop in your Rails projects. What is RuboCop?RuboCop is a Ruby gem that provides a collection of style guidelines and best practices for Ruby code. It analyzes your code against these guidelines and suggests improvements, helping you catch potential issues early in the development process. Setting Up RuboCopTo get started with RuboCop in your…

12 Aug

Angular + Sanity CMS: Mastering Images with the Sanity Image Directive

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Hey there, Angular enthusiasts! Welcome back to our Angular + Sanity CMS adventure. In our previous posts, we dove into rendering Portable Text and setting up a Sanity project. Now, it's time to tackle something equally exciting: handling images like a pro! Today, we're going to explore the Sanity Image Directive and Sanity Image Loader from our trusty @limitless-angular/sanity library. These tools are about to become your new best friends when it comes to working with images in your Angular + Sanity projects. Ready to level up your image game? Let's dive in! What's so important about using Sanity Images?…

12 Aug

Shaping the Future of E-Commerce: Wings Engine Unlocks a New 3D Shopping Experience

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The integration of Wings Engine with e-commerce is quietly becoming a powerful force in the industry, bringing an unprecedented shopping experience to both consumers and merchants. Imagine that while browsing an e-commerce platform, instead of just seeing flat product images, you can meticulously view every detail of the product through 3D models, rotating, zooming in, and out from different angles, and even experiencing how the product would look in a real-life setting. This is all thanks to Wings Engine. As an advanced 3D engine, Wings Engine allows e-commerce platforms to easily implement 3D visualization of products, providing consumers with a…

11 Aug

Define() In Javascript: A Clear Explanation

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Originally published on Makemychance.com The define() keyword is a fundamental concept in JavaScript programming. It is used to define a new module, which can be imported and used in other parts of the program. The define() keyword is part of the Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) API, which is used to load modules asynchronously in the browser. When a module is defined using the define() keyword, it is given a name and a list of dependencies. The dependencies are other modules that this module requires in order to function correctly. When the module is loaded, the dependencies are loaded first, and…

11 Aug

Why JavaScript Is Not ‘True’ OOP

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JavaScript is a language loved by many, but it often gets a bit of a bad rap when it comes to object-oriented programming (OOP). If you’ve come from a background in languages like Java, C++, or C#, you might have heard that JavaScript isn’t a "true" OOP language. But what does that really mean? Let’s unpack this concept and understand why JavaScript stands apart from traditional OOP languages. 1. Prototype-Based Inheritance: The Core Difference At the heart of the matter is JavaScript’s use of prototype-based inheritance. In traditional OOP languages, you create classes, which are blueprints for objects. These classes…

11 Aug

Day 3: Diving into Spring Security

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So on the 3rd day, man i have to say this is horrific. In the morning, I learn about postgresql, diagram the database then create it with sqlshell (I thought postgresql don't have sql editor). After re-type plenty of long query line because of couple syntax error, I finally nailed it. Just to realise that it have sql editor. But everything is ok because after that I dive into spring boot. I starting to learn about Spring Security and JWT using jjwt, learning how it work, how it encode, what encode, key,... do I used. Setting up the project with…

11 Aug

Building Your First Full-Stack Application

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ChatGPTMemory updated So, you’ve decided to take the plunge into full-stack development. Awesome! But now what? Where do you even start? Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered. By the end of this article, you’ll know exactly what steps to take to build your first full-stack application. We’re not going to dive into the deep end with complex frameworks right away. Instead, we’ll build a basic, yet functional, full-stack app. This guide will focus on the essentials: front-end, back-end, and connecting the two. Let’s get started. Step 1: Understanding the Basics Before you write a single line of code, you need to…

11 Aug

Say JS easy, got roasted!!!

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JavaScript is frequently touted as an "easy" programming language, especially for beginners. This perception often stems from its accessibility, flexibility, and wide usage. But is JavaScript really as simple as it seems? Let's delve into why this popular language is often underestimated and why its simplicity might be deceptive. JavaScript's syntax is relatively straightforward compared to some other languages. Its dynamic nature allows developers to write code quickly without worrying about complex type declarations or rigid syntax rules. This ease of entry makes JavaScript an attractive option for new programmers, who might find it easier to grasp initially. However: This…

10 Aug

The Story behind typeof null returning “object” in Javascript

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Like in many languages, JavaScript represents objects as references (pointers) to memory locations where the object data is stored. When JavaScript was created, null was represented as a special pointer value that didn't point to any memory location (a "null pointer"). When the typeof operator was later introduced, it used the same internal mechanism of the JavaScript engine to check the type of values. Since null was represented as a special type of object (a null pointer), the typeof operator returns "object" for null. This behavior, though technically a bug, has not been fixed to maintain JavaScript's backward compatibility. Source…