This video is the final version of a POS system I’ve developed with Laravel Inertia and React. You will see a live demo of the essential features of this system. Whether this is about the interoperability of Laravel and React or a desire to see a practical application of these technologies simply, this video provides an overall clear view. If this demo helps, don’t forget to subscribe for many more project showcases and tutorials.
How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionising Pergola Design
Personalised Design Through AI-Powered Customisation Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way pergolas are designed, allowing for highly personalised and tailored solutions. In the past, pergola design often followed standard templates or required extensive consultation with architects or designers to create bespoke solutions. However, AI-powered design tools are changing this by enabling homeowners and designers…
CSS Art: Space – UFO animation
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge v24.09.04, CSS Art: Space. Inspiration Just sharing a simple CSS art, inspired by an old code from a couple years ago. Demo Journey The most challenging part of the code was animating the offset-path property, but with some research, I found a way to do this with the…
Securely Connecting Azure Container Apps to Azure OpenAI Using User Managed Identity
Today, I want to share two key points from the entry “Securely Connecting Azure Container Apps to Azure OpenAI using User Managed Identity”: Deploying Java Applications to Azure Container Apps Without Containerization Secure Connection from Azure Container Apps to Azure OpenAI Using User Managed Identity 1. Deploying Java Applications to Azure Container Apps Without Containerization…
Refactoring 016 – Build With The Essence
Building Immutable foundations from the ground TL;DR: Pass essential attributes during object creation to reduce mutability and eliminate getters and setters. Problems Addressed Mutability Getters Setters Unclear object state Violating the least surprise principle Related Code Smells Code Smell 28 – Setters Maxi Contieri ・ Nov 19 ’20 #oop #codenewbie #programming #webdev Code Smell 68…
# 🚀 Some Steps to Go from Junior to High Level Developer 🧑💻👩💻
1. 🤝 Master Collaboration Tools Software development is a team sport! 🏆 As you climb the ladder, it’s essential to become comfortable with collaboration tools like Jira, Confluence, Slack, MS Teams, and Zoom. These tools help you stay connected and keep projects on track. 2. 🛠️ Pick Your Primary Programming Languages Choose one or two…
How Boring It Is to Write Articles or Talk to Certain Types of Developers These Days.
Hey folks! A couple of days ago, I wrote an article about ts-pattern, sharing how cool it was to discover this library. I got some great feedback from people who appreciated what I shared. But, of course, there were also some comments criticizing my approach, arguing that I should just stick to basic switch statements…
Solar System Challenge
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge v24.09.04, Glam Up My Markup: Space What I Built I created a landing page using CSS Grid showcase all of the items in each section. Demo View site: stephanie-dennehy.github.io View code: Stephanie-Dennehy / Dev-Solar-System-Challenge Journey This is the first challenge like this I have completed. I wanted to…
understanding chmod 777
Understanding chmod 777 ❓ NOTE: The is a contains small portion of Linux file permission blog. Contents from the parent blog are pruned and customize for this article. Thank you for reading. In Linux, permissions define the access rights for three categories of users: 👤User, 👥Group, and Others. The User is the file or directory…
Discovering AWS CodeWhisperer: Automatically Generate Code Suggestions
Introduction In the world of software development, automation is key to speeding up the coding process. AWS CodeWhisperer is a tool that allows developers to generate code based on their environment, context, and comments. Not only does it save time, but it also helps avoid common errors. Today, we’ll explore how to use AWS CodeWhisperer…
Proxmox: Network Storage
When I imagine the future of my home lab, I envision it filled with professional-grade equipment—a sleek server rack, servers humming away, and network switches blinking behind a perforated door. However, like many enthusiasts, my current setup is a bit more modest, made up of a mix of end-of-life workstations and desktops. But that’s part…
Prop Destructuring in React
Imagine you’re a superhero (just go with it), and you’ve been tasked with saving the world—but instead of fighting crime, your mission is to write cleaner, more readable code. Sounds thrilling, right? Welcome to Prop Destructuring in React, your new secret weapon! It might not help you stop a speeding train, but it will stop…
Blockchain Developer with Web3 and AMM Bot Experience
Overview: Emerline is on the lookout for a highly skilled Blockchain Developer with a robust background in the Web3 domain and expertise in Automated Market Making (AMM) bots. We are in the process of developing a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) platform for cryptocurrency trading, with the AMM functionality being a core objective of our project. The…
let talk about JavaScript History and Evolution: Why It’s the Language of the Web 💻✨
Your instructor here #KOToka JavaScript was created in 1995 by Brendan Eich at Netscape. It was designed to make websites more interactive. 🌐 Initially, it was a simple language for things like form validation and small animations on web pages. 🎨 Over time, JavaScript grew rapidly, becoming more powerful and widely used. 🚀 Key Milestones:…
A type theory mnemonic for boolean operator precedence
IN COMPUTER languages which support boolean operators like && (and) and || (or), && typically has higher precedence than ||. In other words, the following happens: p && q || r == (p && q) || r p || q && r == p || (q && r) You can take advantage of this to…
Hey I have Found a Website: 🎉 Ready to Level Up Your Front-End Skills? 🎉
Hey, web wizards! 🧙♂️ If you’re into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and want to sharpen your front-end development skills, look no further! 🌟 WebDevTales.com is packed with tutorials and quizzes that’ll help you test and improve your knowledge. 💻 Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a seasoned pro, we’ve got something for you. ⚡️…
🚨 The Rise of Malicious Large Language Models: How to Recognize and Mitigate the Threat 🚨
The underground market for illicit large language models (LLMs) is exploding 💥, and it’s presenting brand-new dangers to cybersecurity. As AI technology advances 🤖, cybercriminals are finding ways to twist these tools for harmful purposes 🔓. Research from Indiana University Bloomington highlights this growing threat, revealing the scale and impact of “Mallas” — malicious LLMs….
Django project with Docker and Kubernetes
To set up a simple Django project with Docker and Kubernetes, follow these steps: Create a Django Project First, start by setting up your Django project. Install Django and create a new project: pip install django django-admin startproject myproject cd myproject Run the development server to confirm the project works: python manage.py runserver Create a…
Symfony Station Communiqué – 13 September 2024. Your look at Symfony, Drupal, PHP, and programming news!
This communiqué originally appeared on Symfony Station. Welcome to this week’s Symfony Station communiqué. It’s your review of the essential news in the Symfony and PHP development communities focusing on protecting democracy. There’s good content in all of our categories, so please take your time and enjoy the items most relevant and valuable to you….
Useful commands for Helm
Helm is an open source package manager for Kubernetes. It provides the ability to provide, share, and use software built for Kubernetes. In this post, we will cover the most common Helm commands (and their most common parameters) from our daily work and provide a brief review of the core concepts. You can review the…
Introduction to Next.js API Routes
Introduction: Next.js, a popular React Framework, has gained significant attention in the web development community for its fast performance, easy deployment, and flexibility. One of its key features is the inclusion of API routes, which allows developers to easily create API endpoints within their Next.js applications. In this article, we will explore the basics of…
Choosing Between MEAN and MERN. Key Differences in 4 Words
As a developer, choosing the right tech stack is crucial for the success of a project. Today, I want to dive into two popular full-stack options: MEAN and MERN. Both have their unique strengths and challenges, and understanding them can help you make the best choice for your next project. 🌟 MEAN Stack (MongoDB, Express.js,…
Clean Code: Um Clássico ou um Manual de Burocracia?
O livro Clean Code foi um marco no desenvolvimento de software, mas, sinceramente, ele envelheceu mal. Robert C. Martin, com sua obsessão por regras, criou um manual que acaba tornando o código quase uma peça de museu: bonito de olhar, mas nem sempre prático de usar. A ideia de que seguir à risca todos os…
WICK-A11Y Chapter 1.2.1 – Voice Support: The Accessibility Cypress Plugin that Talks More Than John Wick in His Movies
Harness the Power of Accessibility Analysis in Cypress with Voice Feedback and Detailed Summaries (Cover image from pexels.com by Pixabay) ACT 1: EXPOSITION In the relentless pursuit of top-notch accessibility, the open-source wick-a11y accessibility Cypress plugin has been our steadfast ally, akin to John Wick navigating the underworld with precision and determination. Previously, we explored…
AvgPool3d() in PyTorch
Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains Pooling Layer. My post explains AvgPool1d(). My post explains AvgPool2d(). My post explains MaxPool1d(). My post explains MaxPool2d(). My post explains MaxPool3d(). My post explains requires_grad. AvgPool3d() can get the 4D or 5D tensor of the one or more elements computed by 3D average pooling from the…
Automating Monthly Data Deletion for Aurora MySQL with ECS, EventBridge, and DynamoDB
When handling the deletion of unnecessary data in Aurora MySQL, manually deleting large volumes of data is highly inefficient. Therefore, I implemented a mechanism to automate the deletion process on a monthly basis using batch processing that runs every day. Optimizing Aurora MySQL Storage by Deleting Unnecessary Data Initially, I considered using EventBridge and Lambda…
Mastering Security: A Comprehensive Collection of Free Programming Tutorials
Dive into the world of cybersecurity and unlock the secrets of secure communication with this curated collection of free programming tutorials. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your journey, these resources will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of information security. 🔒 1. Introduction to Cryptology:…
.NET – Dictionary vs HashTable vs HashSet 📖
First things first, in computing, a hash table is a data structure that stores key-value pairs. Internally, it uses a hash function to compute an index into an array of buckets, from which the desired value can be found. This allows for efficient retrieval, insertion, and deletion of items. To understand this concept a little…
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Glam Up My Markup: Interactive Solar System with Light/Dark Mode & Retro Design
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge v24.09.04, Glam Up My Markup: Space What I Built The landing page features a retro, space-inspired design with modern usability considerations like light/dark mode toggling, smooth scrolling, and a fully responsive layout. Visitors can explore planets, moons, and celestial objects via an interactive carousel, and the content is…
How to Test Functions That Return Functions in TypeScript with Jest
In one of my recent projects, I had a function that, given an input, generates and returns a new function. While this is not an everyday occurrence, it’s crucial to understand how to test such patterns effectively. In this article, we’ll explore techniques for testing functions that return functions in TypeScript using Jest. The Challenge…