I Landed My First Web Developer Role Without a Degree or Bootcamp

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OCR in JavaScript with Tesseract

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Go Channels in JavaScript (1/5): Sending and Receiving

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Byte Sized Episode 5: Birth of the B-Tree

Do you know what the "B" in B-tree stands for? The answer is surprising. | Continue reading


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Hard truths about starting a career as a developer

Here's what they don't tell you about a career in tech and some tips to help you prepare. | Continue reading


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Getting Started with Python Right

I've gone through a gazillion ways to setup Python, ensure I've gotten the right version installed on MacOS. This is a quick guide I've put together if you're getting started or looking at a more defacto set way to get it installed. I've added links for Linux and Windows too, but … | Continue reading


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“Learning to code is 30% of the job”

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Golden Secrets That Help Product Makers Stay Motivated

Since I have become a product maker, my work-life routine has changed in 360-degree. Yes, now I own 💯my time. It's flexible. However, there is the other side of the coin. | Continue reading


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Flexible Code Considered Harmful

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Identify and fix open-source vulnerabilities

In a proprietary software project, vulnerabilities can go unnoticed for long if no deliberate checks are regularly made. Developers need to use the right tools to scan for and fix vulnerabilities. In this article, we will go over a few methods to identify and fix open-source vuln … | Continue reading


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Use Concent, release react hook's maximum energy

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A World Where WomenInTech Rules

A World Where WomenInTech LeadsWhat are the societal changes an empow... | Continue reading


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Articles for Developers from 2019

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Practical DevOps #2: On shaming and blaming

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Search Save time by typing less with Vim's global command

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Implementing Authentication in Node.js with Express and JWT – CodeLab

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Top GitHub Repos from 2019

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Mac OS Keyboard shortcut, How to maximise a minimised window

A developer style to maximise a minimised windows in Mac OS | Continue reading


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How to Pick a Programming Language/Framework to Learn in Your Own Way(2020)

A solution to common problem of choosing programming language or framework to learn. | Continue reading


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Dark Admin Dashboards – Open-Source and Free

A short-list with open-source web apps coded in different programming languages on top of a modern Dark Design UI Kits | Continue reading


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Three unique features of the hybrids template engine that you must know

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Top IT Outsourcing Companies to Look Forward to in 2020

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More Than “Soft Skills”: Why a Masters in History Prepared Me for Programming

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What Are “Blocks” in TinaCMS?

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How to implement Medium-like progressive image loading in React

A short tutorial for rendering lazy-loading, efficient images in React. | Continue reading


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Million Thanks to Brad Traversy

Help Brad to get to 1 Million Subscribers | Continue reading


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First Strapi Plugin

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How to Read a Computer Science Book

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Redefining monitoring with Netdata (and how it came to be)

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Instant Webpages and Terabytes of Data Savings: The Magic of Service Workers

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Generate Images from HTML in Node.js

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New JavaScript features coming in 2020 that will surely rock your world

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Loading web pages fast on a $20 feature phone

Building a fast, core foundation for your site gives everyone a good experience, whether they're on a low-cost feature phone or the latest high-end smart phone. | Continue reading


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How to automatically deploy to Gitlab pages with CI

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Firebase callable functions tests with emulator suite

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Drawbacks of Recursion

Recursion is time consuming algorithm. You can solve same problems much faster by using other approaches like Dynamic Programming. | Continue reading


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Gig: A Gitignore Generator

Generate .gitignore files from your terminal (mostly) offline! | Continue reading


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JavaScript Visualized: The JavaScript Engine

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Go channels in JavaScript (3/5): Closing

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Azure ARM Template, what’s new for 2020

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A side project helped my resume stand out by 10x

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Type Classes: A World of Functions for Free

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Secrets, environment variables and config files: the Ruby On Rails case

This article walks you through the various ways to store and read configuration values in Ruby On Rails. How to and should you use credentials? Environment variables or configuration files? | Continue reading


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Travelling for Work, with Kids at Home

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A High Level Introduction to Machine Learning

Lets say my name is Tom, and I start a car insurance company with 50 customers. We'll pretend this number is normal for car insurance companies. | Continue reading


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A series of beautiful web personal homepage templates

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Show HN: VS Code and GitHub Gists = Micro-Blogging Platform (aka a “GistLog”)

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