In this tutorial, we move forward to CRUD operations for POS machine data. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations. Here, we are going to implement the CRUD operations for POS machine data.
Building a Full Stack Application using RedwoodJS
This article explains how to build a full stack application using redwoodjs. we will learn how to build some of the important modules such as authentication, data fetching and forms in an application
Deploying Your NodeJS Code to a Server Every Time You Push with Github Actions
One of the biggest bottlenecks new developers face is how to deploy code to a server automatically. Github Actions allows you to break this barrier thanks to its amazing in-built DevOps capabilities.
Create simple POS with React.js, Node.js, and MongoDB #7: Adding redux to other components
This tutorial part serves as a continuation of the previous tutorial. In this tutorial part, we are going to integrate the redux to Register and Forget password component.
Implementing Two-Factor Authentication with NodeJS and otplib
Two-factor authentication is one of the most important inventions on the internet. If you have a login system, there’s no better time to understand how 2FA works than today.
Create simple POS with React, Node and MongoDB #5: Setup ReCaptcha and define CORS
In this chapter, we will continue from our previous chapters by discussing how to setup ReCaptcha and set up CORS. After publishing our backend and frontend, the first thing that should be considered
Building a Simple CLI Youtube Video Downloader in NodeJS
Not all applications need a dedicated GUI. Command Line Apps can save you a lot of time and effort if chosen for the right applications. This guide introduces you to how to build one in NodeJS.
Create Simple POS With React, Node and MongoDB #4: Optimize App and Setup Deployment Workflow
This is the list of the tasks we have to complete during this chapter: separate backend and frontend, add environment variables to the backend, add environment variables to frontend, separate to individual route, setup auto-deployment of backend and frontend through Github
Dockerization of Node.JS Applications on Amazon Elastic Containers
This article is about creating a critical task-based highly available and scalable NodeJS application on the Amazon Cloud with an architecture that minimizes its cost.
Visualizing Logs from a Dockerized Node Application Using the Elastic Stack
Logs contain important information about events that occur in your application. In this article, we’ll look at how we can make use of the Elastic stack to visualize these logs.