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25 Jul

10 Compelling Reasons to Use TypeScript with React in 2024: A Developer’s Guide

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Are you looking to level up your web development game? The dynamic duo of TypeScript and React might just be your secret weapon. As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of modern web development in 2024, this powerful combination continues to shine. Let's dive into the top 10 reasons why pairing TypeScript with React can supercharge your development process and lead to outstanding project results. 1. Rock-Solid Type Safety: Your Shield Against Bugs Picture this: You're knee-deep in code, and suddenly, TypeScript catches a sneaky type mismatch that would have caused a headache-inducing bug later. That's the magic of type safety!…

24 Jul

The One Thing Nobody Seems To Be Talking About

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The first thing that I think that happens to most of us software developers that causes us to lose hope is we are forced to cut corners. We are basically told you have to hit a certain deadline. And we start doing some work and when we get close to that deadline, we inevitably realize that it is going to take us longer than we thought. And if you are anybody that has been programming, or doing software development. Whether you are in Ops, or UX or any discipline related to software development, you know that estimates in software development…

24 Jul

Application creation problem with express server

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Hi everyone, I have a problem creating a server that uses express and socket.io, can you give me some advice on how I should proceed? Source link lol

23 Jul

How to Build Your Own Distributed KV Storage System Using the etcd Raft Library (2)

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This is the second article in the series "How to Build Your Own Distributed KV Storage System Using the etcd raft Library" - raftexample Log Compaction and Snapshot. Introduction In the first article, we learned and became familiar with the structure of raftexample and the processing flow of a write request. In this article, we will interpret the log compaction and snapshot handling logic in raftexample. Log Compaction and Snapshot The Raft log continuously grows as the cluster operates normally and processes client requests. In practical applications, we need a mechanism to limit the unlimited growth of the log to…

23 Jul

Goodbye Webflow, Hello Our Shiny New Website

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“That's it! I'm done with Webflow! It's been nothing but a nightmare. We're moving to a headless CMS, and we're doing it now. No more wasting time!”... is what could have easily been heard about two months ago in our office, after (yet again) discussing whether to make a move to a headless CMS for our company website or not. In reality the discussion was much longer and much more boring to sum up here. But what is true, is that for the past few months we have been working hard to revamp our website after growing frustrated with Webflow,…

22 Jul

Modernizing Bootstrap in a C# .NET Codebase: A Python-Powered Migration from 3 to 5

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Introduction As a developer, I recently found myself faced with an exciting challenge: modernizing a legacy C# .NET codebase that was still using Bootstrap 3. The goal was clear - bring the project up to speed with the latest Bootstrap 5. However, I quickly realized that making such a significant leap could be risky and time-consuming. That's when I decided to take a phased approach: First, migrate from Bootstrap 3 to Bootstrap 4 Then, once stable, make the jump from Bootstrap 4 to Bootstrap 5 This strategy would allow for a more manageable transition, easier debugging, and a smoother overall…

22 Jul

How to create web application steps by step

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Hi Everyone I'm Darshan Hiranandani Learn Creating a web application involves several steps that encompass both front-end and back-end development. Here's a general outline of the steps involved: Planning and Requirements GatheringDefine the Purpose: Understand the goals and objectives of your web application.Gather Requirements: Identify features, functionalities, and user expectations. DesignCreate Wireframes: Sketch out the basic layout and structure of your web application.Design UI/UX: Develop the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design based on wireframes. Front-End DevelopmentChoose a Tech Stack: Decide on the front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js.Develop UI: Implement…

20 Jul

Getting the Actual Client IP When Using Application Load Balancer (ALB) in AWS Lambda

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When I was new to AWS, I faced an interesting challenge while working on a task to digitally sign a document, which required the client's IP as part of the e-signature. Initially, I was thrilled when the implementation seemed to work perfectly the first time. However, my excitement was short-lived. During testing, I noticed that the same IP address was being returned, even when I accessed the application from different machines. It was then that I realized the IP address I was receiving was not the actual client IP but the IP of the load balancer. This discovery led me…

19 Jul

Stay Compliant, Mitigate Risks: Understanding AML/KYC as a technologist

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Effective Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) strategies and processes are essential for financial institutions and other regulated entities. The regulatory landscape is rich with laws and enforcing agencies and organizations. As a software engineer, understanding these laws and requirements is crucial for implementing effectively compliant systems, safeguarding your organization from excessive regulatory auditing and penalization (including potentially steep fines). Key Activities Customer Due Diligence Intended to verify customer identities and assess their risk profiles, Customer Due Diligence (CDD) is critical to effective AML strategies. CDD employs systems and software providing for (1) identity verification and (2) risk…

18 Jul

Why is unserializing an object in PHP a bad idea?

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Serializing in PHP is a way of converting a PHP object into a string. This string can be used in various ways, such as storing it in a database or passing it to another function. The PHP documentation says this is handy when passing PHP values around without losing their type and structure. But I have never had that problem before. Maybe I’m not seeing it. <?php $test = new User(); $test->name = "Denzyl"; echo serialize($test); /// Output: O:4:"User":1:{s:4:"name";s:6:"Denzyl";} Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode So, let's digest the string. The o stands for Object, and the following number is…