Using well-established APIs (like Amazon’s), you can develop a price tracking engine to meet your unique criteria. Why should you go to that effort? Allow me to offer some key reasons.
Create a simple POS with React, Node and MongoDB #1: Register and Login with JWT
This is the second chapter of our series of creating a simple POS using React, Node, and MongoDB.
How to Upload Images to a Cloud Storage(Imgur) in an Angular Application
In this article, we’re going to develop a simple Angular application which is used to add and display photos. This application will use Imgur to store images that are added to this application.
React Lesson 7: Redux
Hey all! This lesson today will be quite important to us. We’ve come close to Redux, but first, let us look through our home task. Though it was pretty simple, let me show you how to add our calendar.
Organize Your Java Code Using Packages
In this article, you are going to learn how packages help you to organize your code in a better way.
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We look at the JavaScript array’s filter, map, reduce, and forEach methods in detail.
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Today, we begin our new series of tutorials in which we create a simple POS using React.js, Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. In this first chapter, we will learn how to set up the frontend with React
React and AJAX – The Art of Fetching Data in React
In this article, we discuss how to make AJAX requests (or asynchronous API calls), how to use it in React, where to use it, and some tricks to solve everyday problems.
Hunting Down and Fixing Memory Leaks in Java
Memory leaks can be difficult to detect, and even harder to get rid of if you don’t know what to be on the lookout for. In this post, we explore the different tools you can use to find and fix them.
React Lesson 6: CSS and Animation
Let us continue our conversation about React infrastructure. But first, let us change our structure a little bit and move our Article component to a separate directory Article. So, let us create it. Change our component’s name to Index.js and add the following code: