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- How To Share React Components between Apps with Bit
- Bit: A powerful tool for efficient sharing of React components This article introduces Bit, an open source tool that can significantly improve the code sharing efficiency between projects, especially React components, with extremely low additional overhead. Developers can use Bit to share parts of the code base and use them in other projects to easily synchronize changes without splitting the code base or modifying the source code structure. The core advantage of Bit is that it decouples the representation of shared code from the file system of the project. This means you can specify the components that Bit wants to share and export them from your project without changing its structure or source code. Once shared, these components can be installed using your favorite package manager and can be modified and updated in any project environment. Bit also
- JS Tutorial . json 654 2025-02-16 09:11:09
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- How to Build an Indoor Office Map with WRLD
- This tutorial demonstrates building and interacting with indoor maps using the WRLD platform, focusing on recreating the office from The Office TV show as a fun, illustrative example. We'll cover map creation in QGIS, importing to WRLD, highlighting
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- How to Build a Todo App Using React, Redux, and Immutable.js
- React's component-based architecture and unidirectional data flow make it ideal for UI structuring. However, its state management tools are intentionally simple, reminding us that React primarily handles the View in the Model-View-Controller (MVC) p
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- Progressive Web Apps: A Crash Course
- Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) try to overlap the worlds of the mobile web apps and native mobile apps by offering the best features of each to mobile users. They offer an app-like user experience (splash screens and home screen icons), they’re serv
- JS Tutorial . json 831 2025-02-16 08:56:15
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- Quick Tip: Getting Started with Headless Chrome in Node.js
- Headless Chrome: A powerful tool for automated web testing and crawling Core points Starting with Chrome version 59 (version 60 for Windows users), headless Chrome allows you to programmatically simulate user interaction with websites and capture results for testing. It uses Chromium and Blink engines to simulate the user experience in Chrome. Running headless Chrome in Node.js requires the chrome-remote-interface module (for simplifying abstraction of commands and notifications) and the chrome-launcher module (for launching Chrome from Node.js across multiple platforms). Initialize the session and set it
- JS Tutorial . json 416 2025-02-16 08:52:09
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- How to Set Up Airbrake Error Monitoring for Your JavaScript App
- Airbrake: Your Real-Time Error Detective for JavaScript Applications Thorough testing is crucial before deploying code, yet unforeseen errors inevitably slip through. Airbrake.io offers a powerful solution: real-time error monitoring that catches an
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- Ethereum: Introducing Mist, a Human-friendly Geth Interface
- Mist Key Points Mist provides a user-friendly interface, encapsulating the features of Ethereum clients such as Geth and Parity, so you can easily participate in the network even if you are not familiar with the command line. It connects Geth in the background and serves as the interface for the wallet. In addition to facilitate transactions and mining, Mist also allows smart contracts to be deployed to the Ethereum blockchain using tools such as Remix IDE, which is for those interested in developing Ethereum software such as ICOs, tokens and DApps. A valuable tool. Although the Mist interface is friendly, it needs to be synchronized with the Ethereum network to work properly, which can take several days depending on the speed of the computer and internet connection. it
- It Industry . json 724 2025-02-16 08:39:11
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- Extracting Website Data and Creating APIs with WrapAPI
- WrapAPI: Your No-Code Solution for Building Website APIs WrapAPI simplifies the process of extracting data from websites and turning it into readily accessible APIs. Its intuitive interface lets you select data with just a few clicks, instantly depl
- JS Tutorial . json 367 2025-02-16 08:35:08
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- Liking, Watchlisting and Uploading through Vimeo's API
- This article expands on a previous tutorial demonstrating a basic video application using Silex, Twig, and the Vimeo API. This time, we'll add video liking, watchlist functionality, and video uploads. Key Enhancements: Enhanced Vimeo API Interacti
- PHP Tutorial . json 814 2025-02-16 08:31:08
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- How to Deploy Node Applications: Heroku vs Now.sh
- Deploying Your Node.js Application: A Comparison of Heroku and Now.sh (Vercel) Choosing the right platform to deploy your Node.js application can be crucial for its success. This article compares two popular options: Heroku and Now.sh (now Vercel), h
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- Using the Free Version of Excel? You're Missing These 5 Features
- Microsoft Excel Online has limited functionality and lacks features such as advanced formulas and charts compared to paid versions. Powerful data analytics tools such as Power Query and Power Pivot are available only in Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Desktop Excel provides more features, better offline experience, higher reliability and more powerful automation capabilities. Full-featured Microsoft Excel remains the leader in spreadsheets. While the free online version of Excel is suitable for many use cases, it has some key limitations compared to the desktop version. If you are a business user, or want to automate home data tasks (
- Office Software . json 429 2025-02-15 15:32:10
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- Angular and RxJS: Adding a REST API Back End
- This article is part 3 of the SitePoint Angular 2 Tutorial on how to create a CRUD App with the Angular CLI. In this article, we’ll update our application to communicate with a REST API back end. Prefer to learn Angular using a step-by-step video c
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- Composer Global Require Considered Harmful?
- Key Points Unless a globally installed package has no dependencies, it is now considered bad for many to use composer global require to install packages used across multiple projects. This is because when the packages share the same space, dependency conflicts can occur. Another solution is to use composer require to install each command line tool into its own local project, manually managing $PATH or binary files. However, this can add complexity and tediousness. A suggested change to a global command may see a "global" but isolated project installed to a specific location, with its vendor and bin directories appearing in their usual location. A new one
- PHP Tutorial . json 513 2025-02-15 13:24:12
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- How to Build Your Own Dependency Injection Container
- This article discusses how to build a simple dependency injection container (DI container) PHP package. All code in the article, including PHPDoc annotations and unit tests (100% code coverage), has been uploaded to the GitHub repository and listed on Packagist. Key points: Building DI containers helps developers understand the basic principles of dependency injection and the working mechanism of containers. DI containers have two main functions: "dependency injection" and "container". It needs to be able to instantiate and include services using constructor injection or setter injection methods. Symfony dependency injection containers can be used as a reference for creating custom containers. It divides container configuration into parameters and services, allowing secure storage
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- Enqueuing Scripts and Styles in WordPress
- Key Takeaways Enqueuing scripts and styles in WordPress is essential for maintaining performance and preventing conflicts between different scripts and styles. The recommended way to add scripts is using the admin_enqueue_scripts hook, prefixing t
- WordPress . json 1117 2025-02-15 13:18:13