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- What's the Difference between Meteor and Electron?
- Meteor and Electron: Key Differences and Selection Guide Meteor and Electron are frameworks for developing cross-platform applications using web technologies such as JavaScript, Node.js, HTML and CSS. However, their goals and functions vary. Meteor is mainly used to build JavaScript applications for the web, mobile and desktop, while Electron focuses on building cross-platform applications running on the desktop. Meteor: Full stack JavaScript platform Meteor is a full-stack JavaScript platform that includes APIs, build tools, and from Node.js and Ja
- It Industry 575 2025-02-18 11:56:09
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- Setting up a Home VPN Server Using Your Raspberry Pi
- Remote access to home network devices: Use Raspberry Pi to build an OpenVPN VPN server Remote access to home network devices, especially Internet of Things (IoT) devices, is often difficult because they are not in the home network. This article will guide you how to easily build a secure home VPN server and achieve remote access using Raspberry Pi and PiVPN tools. Preparation: You can operate at the terminal of your Raspberry Pi or remotely connect via SSH. It is recommended to use a static IP address to avoid interruption of SSH connection due to changes in IP address. Core points: Use Raspberry Pi to build a home VPN server for easy remote testing
- It Industry 750 2025-02-18 11:54:11
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- SQL Server In-Memory OLTP as ASP.NET Session State Provider
- In-Memory OLTP: Revolutionizing ASP.NET Session State Management This article explores the significant performance improvements achievable in ASP.NET session state management by leveraging SQL Server's In-Memory OLTP technology. Introduced with SQL
- It Industry 188 2025-02-18 11:53:09
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- Saving Bandwidth with Chrome's Data Saver
- Chrome's data saving feature: significantly reduces mobile data usage Core points: Chrome's data savings feature significantly reduces mobile data usage by automatically compressing, shrinking, and converting images and other elements, thus saving bandwidth. The working principle of the data saving function is to transfer Chrome's network traffic through Google's servers instead of users' devices, optimize the server's requested content through HTTP/2 instead of HTTP, thereby reducing the number of round trips between servers and cache future resources. For instant loading. Enabling data saving on both mobile and desktop versions of Chrome is simple, which reduces the total page size by 30-40% without slowing down speed.
- It Industry 644 2025-02-18 11:52:09
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- JavaScript Testing: Unit vs Functional vs Integration Tests
- This document explores the crucial role of automated testing (unit, integration, and functional) in achieving continuous delivery. It emphasizes the significant cost savings of catching bugs early through testing compared to addressing them in produ
- JS Tutorial 890 2025-02-18 11:51:10
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- CSS Grids, Flexbox, Columns, Shapes and Regions, with Rachel Andrew
- This episode of the Versioning Show features Rachel Andrew, a renowned CSS Grid expert and co-creator of Perch CMS. Rachel, known for her engaging teaching style, showcases her expertise through lively demonstrations, blending her background as a da
- It Industry 339 2025-02-18 11:50:09
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- Untangling Spaghetti Code: Writing Maintainable JavaScript
- This article was peer reviewed by Tom Greco, Dan Prince and Yaphi Berhanu. Thanks to all of SitePoint’s peer reviewers for making SitePoint content the best it can be! Almost every developer has had the experience of maintaining or taking over a leg
- JS Tutorial 263 2025-02-18 11:49:09
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- Botox and the Art of Empathetic Design in UXD
- The internet is full of malicious comments, which seems to be an inevitable reality. However, an interesting phenomenon in the early days of SitePoint website caught our attention: the comment section of articles showing author's avatar in articles is often more rational and friendly than articles without avatar. We found that authors who use comics or cartoon avatars get fewer negative comments than those who don’t have one. Authors who use logos or non-character graphics are more likely to induce aggressive and impolite feedback. This doesn't mean that avatars completely avoid criticism—in fact, you don't want that. But criticism is often more objective and constructive. What exactly happened? A published in the Journal of Social Psychology and Personality Science in 2011 (So
- It Industry 470 2025-02-18 11:48:11
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- Embedding Virtual Reality Across the Web with VR Views
- Key Takeaways The development of virtual reality experiences for the web is rapidly advancing, with Google’s embeddable VR Views being a recent addition. VR Views allows developers to embed 360 degree virtual reality images and videos into website
- JS Tutorial 548 2025-02-18 11:46:10
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- Building a 3D Engine with JavaScript
- This article was peer reviewed by Tim Severien and Simon Codrington. Thanks to all of SitePoint’s peer reviewers for making SitePoint content the best it can be! Displaying images and other flat shapes in web pages is pretty easy. However, when it c
- JS Tutorial 402 2025-02-18 11:45:10
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- Getting M.E.A.N. With Trello and Zapier
- This tutorial demonstrates how to integrate Trello and Zapier to create a powerful workflow, automating the creation of Trello cards upon adding new user data to a MongoDB database. We'll build this using the M.E.A.N. stack and the Yeoman generator
- JS Tutorial 518 2025-02-18 11:44:12
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- Install and Integrate Elasticsearch with Drupal
- Leveraging Elasticsearch for High-Performance Drupal 7 Applications: A Two-Part Tutorial This tutorial explores using Drupal 7 as a CMS for high-performance applications, integrating Elasticsearch and the Silex PHP microframework. The goal is a proo
- PHP Tutorial 156 2025-02-18 11:43:08
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- Integrating a CAPTCHA with the WordPress Registration Form
- This tutorial demonstrates how to integrate Google's reCAPTCHA into a WordPress registration form to combat spam registrations. We'll leverage the WordPress HTTP API to verify user responses. Key Concepts: reCAPTCHA: A Google service that distingui
- WordPress 276 2025-02-18 11:42:09
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- How to Spice up Your Slack Channel with Hubot
- Hubot: An open source Slack robot, a tool to improve or reduce team efficiency Hubot is an open source bot based on CoffeeScript that monitors and responds to commands through various chat applications such as Slack, which significantly improves or reduces team efficiency (depending on how to use it). This article will guide you in setting up Hubot, integrating it with Slack, and showing the cases of efficiency gains or reductions it brings. Key Points Hubot is an open source CoffeeScript bot that can monitor and respond to commands through chat applications such as Slack, thereby improving or reducing team efficiency. Setting up Hubot requires Node.js, npm, and Hubot boxes to be installed
- JS Tutorial 370 2025-02-18 11:41:11
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- Python Web Applications: The basics of WSGI
- Key Takeaways WSGI, or Web Server Gateway Interface, underpins all Python web frameworks, providing a common specification for web servers that allows for interaction between different web servers and application frameworks. A WSGI application i
- It Industry 569 2025-02-18 11:40:08