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30 Sep

Electron Repo—Unpredictable Metrics, Efficient Deployments

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There's a high probability that a bunch of desktop apps you are using are built with Electron. Electron is a framework that combines Node.js, parts of Chromium, and a layer of native code. Apps like Visual Studio Code, Slack, Atom, WhatsApp, or even the installer for Microsoft's Visual Studio use it to build for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Though Electron has its own fanbase, many flock to its competitor, Tauri, for its significantly better startup times and lower memory consumption. Having said that, with over 114k stars and 15.3k forks, and a thriving community of 1300 contributors, Electron is not going anywhere…

30 Sep

5 tools to Complement Your Tax Workflow

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Tax professionals often race against the clock to navigate through tons of forms, numbers, and endless calculations. Tax season can feel like a life-or-death high-stakes adventure, and it is, after all. But fear not. You can equip yourself with the latest and greatest tax software tools to easily conquer the complexities of tax workflows and file returns without missing deadlines with the help of workflow management software and some fundamental tools. What is a Workflow Automation Tool? Workflow management software or tools organize and automate different tax filing processes, primarily to integrate them into each other. By automating repetitive tasks…

29 Sep

15+ Top React Header Components to use in 2024

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A website's React header components are often the first thing users interact with, making it crucial to design a captivating and functional hero section. In 2024, React developers are focusing on creating sleek, highly customizable React components that enhance user engagement and improve conversion rates. With React and Tailwind CSS, you can build responsive and visually appealing headers that leave a lasting impression. This post covers 15+ top React header components to help you build stunning hero sections for any website - whether it's an e-commerce platform, corporate site, or personal portfolio. From TailGrids to other popular Tailwind React libraries, these header…

28 Sep

Mastering C# Fundamentals: Parsing Strings

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Meta Description:Learn how to convert strings to other data types in C# using Parse() and TryParse(). Discover the differences, practical examples, and best practices for safely handling user input. Introduction: Parsing strings into other data types is a fundamental part of working with user input in C#. Whether you need to convert a string to a number, a boolean, or a date, C# offers methods that help you achieve this safely and effectively. In this article, we'll explore how to use Parse() and TryParse() to convert strings into other types, including int, decimal, bool, and DateTime. Using Parse() to Convert…

28 Sep

How to make logs useful?

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How to make logs useful? As developers, logs are the expressive part of our application. They allow us to capture the activity of an application. In computer programming, a developer can decide whether to display logs in his application, which can be a traceability aid in the event of errors. The problem now is to know what to display and where, hence the purpose of this article. Logs in a single function By definition, a function receives one or more parameters as input, then performs operations and returns a result. In a simple function, the useful information's to be displayed…

27 Sep

One must imagine Sisyphus writing a new JS framework

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We inherited incredibly complex systems built by the greatest minds of previous generations. With the fatal arrogance of a teenager that got their heart broken for the first time and thinks no one understands them or has ever felt what they feel, we saw their limitations, pitfalls and compromises, and attribuited them to incompetence or even malice. And promptly dedicated our efforts to reinvent the wheel, because we knew better. We added layer upon layer of complexity, and each time a new model, theory or framework failed us, rather than reevaluating and stepping back, we added a new one. A…

27 Sep

What is Closure in JavaScript and How is it Useful?

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A closure is a feature in JavaScript where an inner function has access to variables from its outer function, even after the outer function has finished executing. This allows the inner function to remember the environment in which it was created. When a function is created inside another function, it forms a closure. The inner function has access to Its own variables, Variables from the outer function and Global variables. The key part of a closure is that the inner function retains access to the outer function's variables, even after the outer function has returned. Example of a Closure: function…

26 Sep

Asynchronous JavaScript – Get Confusions Cleared

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Note: I’ve explained the entire topic step by step, but feel free to skip to any section where you have a question or need clarification. Before we get into asynchronous javascript it’s important to understand what is synchronous javascript and why we shall need asynchronous way to write javascript code, right? In synchronous programming, tasks are executed one after the other, in a sequential manner. The next task can only start after the current task is finished. If one task takes a long time, everything else must wait. Think of it like waiting in line at a grocery store: if…

25 Sep

What is Load Balancing ?

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Hi There, This is a comprehensive post about load balancing, a crucial concept in system design. What is Load Balancing? Load balancing is a critical component of modern web architecture. It refers to the process of distributing incoming network traffic across multiple servers to ensure no single server bears too much demand. This practice is essential for maintaining high availability and reliability of web services. Initially, when a company starts, it might have just one server handling all requests. However, as the company grows and the number of client requests increases, a single server may no longer be sufficient. To…

25 Sep

Tree ( DSA – 8 )

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Tree is a hierarchical data structure that consists of nodes connected by edges. It is a non-linear structure, which means that unlike arrays, linked lists, stacks, or queues, elements are not arranged in a sequential manner. Basic Concepts: Root:The topmost node in the tree. There is exactly one root node in a tree.Nodes: Basic units of a tree containing data and references to other nodes.Edges: Links between nodes, showing the relationship from parent to child.Parent: A node that has one or more child nodes.Child: A node that has a parent node.Leaf/Terminal node: A node that does not have any children.Subtree:…