Event-Driven Architecture #2: Our First App
by Hello everyone! This article is a continuation to the series about Event-Driven Architecture (you can find the first one here). Since we already had a …
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SQL 101 – The Basics
by Introduction First things first, a little bit of history for us to understand what is SQL. Structured Query Language (SQL) is a domain-specific language used …
Blockchain: What are you Token about?Demystifying what blockchain tokens are and what they may represent
by Tokens, NFT, ERC, EIP… these terms have been in our vocabulary for quite a while. Many people are excited about how innovative they are and …
CodeTips#6: Using the Node.js debugger
by The usual way to debug a Node.js application is to simply use the console module to inspect variables or objects, which is fast enough to …
CodeTips#5: Debugging in FrontendSome tips and tools to debug your JavaScript code
by Hello guys! When we are investigating errors or resolving a bug in our app, we all know the struggle of finding and fixing it. In …
A stylish guide to styled components #1
by The relationship between developers and CSS is kind of weird. By the time we can have a good time making a drawing or some impressive …
Event-Driven Architecture #1: First Look
Hi everyone! In this article, we will talk about the basic concepts of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), bringing a base view for future more in-depth posts …
CodeTips#4: Debugging Ruby applications
by When our code is behaving unexpectedly, our first attempt is usually trying to understand why it happened, but just thinking about it might not be …
Dependency Injection in JS/TS – Part 1
by Photo by Vadim Sherbakov on Unplash Table of Contents Intro Fundamentals Terminology Build vs Use Varying Implementations Mock Implementations In Development Extracting Configuration Dependency Injection …
Mastering Git workflow – Part 1/2git-stash for when you get interrupted
by Hi guys. In today’s post, will talk about git. At this point, you probably already know that all the usual commands (e.g git-add, git-checkout, git-commit) …