Today we collect best dev news around the different tech and developer news blog, like Advanced Types in Typescript, Building a node.js API with typescript and Graph-QL, Building a growing zone finder, Run node.js application on apache server etc. Please go through each article more knowledgeable and informative.
Advanced Types in Typescript with examples
Hey everybody! In this post I will talk about really useful utility types provided in Typescript that can leverage a lot of the hard work that sometimes we pass during type transformations and prevent a lot of mistakes as well.
Building a Node.js API with TypeScript and GraphQL
GraphQL is a strongly typed query language, and Typescript is a typed superset of JavaScript — together they are a match made in heaven!
Build a Growing Zone Finder With HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Whether you are a gardening enthusiast or can’t keep a succulent alive (or don’t even know what a succulent is), this growing zone finder is an excellent project for beginning programmers looking to become more familiar with inputs, APIs, and JavaScript.
Run Node.js application on Apache server
As we have an Apache server running on a GCP machine, we now want to run an additional Node.js application on it.
How to Choose The Right Database for Your Application?
Most of the developers and students use this statement when it comes to choosing a database for a project.
Automation Limitations With Judy Johnson
Automation is key when it comes to scaling your engineering efforts, but can you automate yourself out of a job? On this week’s episode I brought in Judy Johnson to answer my questions about what shouldn’t be automated and how to convince your business to take on the upfront cost of an automation initiative.
New versions of MySQL and PostgreSQL now available on Amazon RDS for Outposts
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) on AWS Outposts now supports additional production ready versions of MySQL (8.0.19, 8.0.20, 8.0.21) and PostgreSQL (12.3, 12.4) for deployment.
Webpack VS Sprockets
Since the release of Rails 6, Webpack is the default JavaScript bundler for new Rails apps. We all struggled at first coming from a Sprockets background, and more often than not, we, as Rails developers, tried to avoid making JavaScript changes so we wouldn’t have to deal with it.
New data warehouse schema design benefits business users
One of the goals for a business analyst is telling a complete story with data that will deliver insights on how business has been doing or how to improve. This is done through business intelligence dashboards that pull data from a data warehouse.
How to find the right Analytics and BI Software
From the wish of a new tool to do this or that better and in a more efficient way to the implementation of a software, you should be aware of certain steps you should take before making a final decision. The following article provides IT/project managers or product owners a short guideline for the selection process.
Java and Hibernate: Entity Management in Multi-Client, Single Codebase Apps
When developing an application for only one client or only a single version, the main subjects you focus on are how to implement the features, security, performance, design, time to market, etc.
No, Cellebrite cannot ‘break Signal encryption.’
Yesterday, the BBC ran a story with the factually untrue headline, “Cellebrite claimed to have cracked chat app’s encryption.” This is false. Not only can Cellebrite not break Signal encryption, but Cellebrite never even claimed to be able to.
GRPC Nullable Field
I’ve some problem in GRPC as we know that protocol schema very fast and i love to work on it.
Exploratory Analysis Using SPSS, Power BI, R Studio, Excel & Orange
There’s a lot of talk about Business Analytics in today’s corporate world. But why is it so? Is it just another trend that people will forget soon? Well, this article aims to talk about major business analytics tools and then substantiate the stance of the corporate world.
5 reasons to use the Atom text editor
Beautiful open source text editors are pretty common these days, between Adobe’s Brackets, Microsoft’s VSCode, and GitHub’s Atom.
AWS multi-account structure with AWS Organization
Welcome back to the second part of how to access your AWS accounts. Noticed the final “s” on accounts? Yeah, today I will write about multi-account strategies. We laid the foundations with the previous article on how to access your AWS account by seeing the various strategies at our disposal and when they’re a good fit. The good thing is that everything still applies, but we must look at this from the perspective of multiple accounts and organizations.
