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02 Nov

How to Create PDFs in React from JSON Data with jsPDF

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This article will show how to create PDF in JS/React from JSON data. As developers, we must integrate PDF generation within the application. So, in this article, we will discuss creating PDFs using jspdf. So, Let’s get started. We will use a React environment specifically for this article. I assume you’re familiar with JavaScript/React and have already set up the React environment Before diving in, we need some sample data to generate the PDF. We’ll create a method to generate this data. const generateUsers = (count) => { const users = []; for (let i = 1; i <= count;…

31 Oct

Understanding OpenAI’s ChatGPT History Policy: What It Means for Users

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IntroductionOpenAI’s decision not to allow users to search through their ChatGPT history has sparked conversations around privacy, data usage, and user experience. While it is a powerful tool for generating responses and engaging in diverse interactions, it comes with specific policies regarding conversation history. Understanding these guidelines can help users better manage their interactions with AI while also respecting OpenAI’s privacy standards.Why OpenAI Doesn’t Allow ChatGPT History SearchPrivacy and Data Security: OpenAI prioritizes privacy and data protection in all its AI models. By restricting the ability to search history, OpenAI minimizes potential risks associated with storing and searching personal information,…

31 Oct

QPS for Beginners

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About the Author I'm Carrie, a cybersecurity engineer and writer, working for SafeLine Team. SafeLine is a free and open source web application firewall, self-hosted, very easy to use. Introduction In the world of web performance and scalability, the term QPS frequently comes up. But what exactly is QPS, and why is it important? This guide is designed to help beginners understand QPS and its significance in maintaining a robust and efficient web application. What is QPS? QPS stands for Queries Per Second. It is a metric that measures the number of queries (or requests) that a server or application…

31 Oct

AI Web Developer – GitHub Spark

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GitHub Spark : Can we enable anyone to create or adapt software for themselves, using AI and a fully-managed runtime? GitHub Spark is an AI-powered tool for creating and sharing micro apps (“sparks”), which can be tailored to your exact needs and preferences, and are directly usable from your desktop and mobile devices. Without needing to write or deploy any code. And it enables this through a combination of three tightly-integrated components: An NL-based editor, which allows easily describing your ideas, and then refining them over timeA managed runtime environment, which hosts your sparks, and provides them access to data…

31 Oct

Transforme Seu Servidor Local em um Site Público com Ngrok

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Quando desenvolvemos uma aplicação web localmente e queremos compartilhá-la para testes ou demonstrações, encontramos uma barreira comum: a aplicação só está acessível em nossa rede local. É aqui que entra o ngrok! O Que é Tunelamento? O tunelamento permite expor um servidor local para a internet através de um canal seguro. Isso é especialmente útil em ambientes de desenvolvimento, onde você deseja compartilhar seu servidor com clientes ou testá-lo em outros dispositivos sem ter que fazer o deploy completo. Por Que Usar o Ngrok? O ngrok é uma das ferramentas mais populares para tunelamento, e por boas razões: Rápido e…

31 Oct

How to Validate Upload and Download in Cypress

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Introduction Handling file uploads and downloads are common scenarios in end-to-end testing. In this post, we will explore how to handle both file uploads and downloads using Cypress. Even though Cypress lacks built-in support for these operations, you can achieve this functionality by leveraging a few libraries and Cypress’s robust set of commands. By the end of this guide, you'll know how to: Upload files using Cypress. Validate successful file uploads. Download files and validate their content in Cypress. Prerequisites To follow along with the examples, ensure you have Cypress installed and set up. If you're using Cypress v13.6.2, it’s…

30 Oct

A Simple, mostly CSS code editor

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In this article, I'm going to talk about how to make a very simple, browser based code editor using mostly CSS. I originally built this when I needed to let users edit JSON in a CMS that I was building. If you just want to jump to the code and the working example, here you go. The code can be found here and the working example here Contenteditable sucks... So if you were ever pondered building your own code editor, you have probably looked at contenteditable. While contenteditable is great for many situations, there is one huge problem in regards…

30 Oct

My Experience with GitHub Copilot

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Hello,I'm Duke and I recently dove into using GitHub Copilot, and I’ve got to say, it’s been quite an adventure! I integrated it with a couple of languages—Python and .NET—and tried it out on several popular IDEs, including VSCode, Visual Studio, Rider, and PyCharm. Here’s a rundown of what I found during my experiments. Setting It UpGetting GitHub Copilot up and running wasn’t too tricky. However, if you’re using Visual Studio, make sure you’re on version 17.10 or later (2022). It’s a little bit of a hurdle if you're on an older version, but once you get through that, you’re…

30 Oct

AI Tools Every Mobile Developer Needs to Use

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In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed mobile app development, enabling developers to build smarter, more responsive, and user-friendly applications. AI tools can enhance various aspects of mobile development, from coding and debugging to user experience optimization and security. This article will explore the must-have AI tools that every mobile developer should consider for efficient, innovative app creation. For developers and businesses looking to take advantage of professional AI expertise, a great starting point is the list of Top Artificial Intelligence Companies which provides an overview of trusted vendors specializing in these fields. 1. Machine Learning Platforms Machine learning…

29 Oct

Sharing UI Components: Copy VS Install

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In recent years, there's been a noticeable shift in how developers approach UI libraries, moving away from installing entire component libraries via npm packages and toward directly copy-pasting the code into their codebase. This trend has been largely popularized by Shadcn/UI, a library that provides developers with ready-made, customizable components that can be copied directly into a project for maximum flexibility. Why Copying Wins for Complex Components The copy-paste approach shines, particularly for complex UI elements such as authentication pages, detailed dashboards, or intricate data visualizations. These components require fine-tuned customization that’s difficult to achieve through immutable npm packages. Instead…