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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
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In this article, we are going to create the client-side part of the personal blogging website using Angular.
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Hey all! Today we will start our lesson with your home task and see what data should be kept in store and what — in the state of the components.
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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
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In this article, we’re going to create the back-end for our application using Flask, and in the next part, we’ll be creating the front-end using Angular.
React Lesson 8: Deep Dive into React Redux
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