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Building a news app using RedwoodJS
Webdev

Building a news app using RedwoodJS

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

November 8, 2021

How to start with RedwoodJS - The full guide
Webdev

How to start with RedwoodJS - The full guide

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

October 18, 2021

RedwoodJS and PostgreSQL
Webdev

RedwoodJS and PostgreSQL

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

October 14, 2021

Next.js is turning 5. Join the celebration!
Next.js

Next.js is turning 5. Join the celebration!

Delba de Oliveira

Delba de Oliveira

October 11, 2021

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Webdev

Building a news app using RedwoodJS

In this tutorial, we will learn about the RedwoodJS framework by building a News app.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

November 8, 2021

Building a news app using RedwoodJS
Webdev

How to start with RedwoodJS - The full guide

RedwoodJS is a full-stack serverless web application framework built by Tom Preston Werner (co-founder of GitHub) et al. This framework provides the mechanism to build JAMstack applications very fast. Such applications can be deployed with ease just with a git push command.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

October 18, 2021

How to start with RedwoodJS - The full guide
Webdev

RedwoodJS and PostgreSQL

RedwoodJS is a full-stack React app, this means that the front-end and the back-end are all handled in one place. The frontend is a React app that can be deployed to the cloud or CDNs. The back-end is a GraphQL API that can be hosted anywhere and can be called from external or internal services.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

October 14, 2021

RedwoodJS and PostgreSQL
Next.js

Next.js is turning 5. Join the celebration!

Claim your ticket for Next.js Conf 2021 on October 26. Join me and other frontend developers as we see the latest advancements in Next.js, dive deep into product demos, and connect with experts and the community on Discord.

Delba de Oliveira

Delba de Oliveira

October 11, 2021

Next.js is turning 5. Join the celebration!
Alpine.js

Building an image searching app using Alpine and Tailwind CSS

Alpine.js is a collection of 14 attributes, 6 properties, and 2 methods; you can think of it as jQuery for the modern web.

Lawrence Eagles

Lawrence Eagles

October 7, 2021

Building an image searching app using Alpine and Tailwind CSS
daily.dev

Adding the daily DevCard to your GitHub profile

In this article, we will cover two different ways of showing your reading interests through your GitHub profile: manually adding your DevCard by copying the code and automatically updating DevCard by leveraging GitHub actions.

Chris Bongers

Chris Bongers

October 6, 2021

Adding the daily DevCard to your GitHub profile
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Blitzjs

Building a Banking admin app using Blitzjs

Blitz.js is an awesome framework, it makes the job easier for devs. We learned a lot here. We started with introducing Blitz.js, detailing its great features and also how to install it. Next, we demonstrated how to use the various features of Blitzjs by creating a minimal banking admin app just like Finacle. Yes, the bank app we built here lacks so many features. I urge you to keep going from this point, it's a great way of learning a new tool and picking up on it very fast.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

October 4, 2021

Building a Banking admin app using Blitzjs
Blitzjs

Getting started with Blitz.js | Complete guide with examples

Blitz.js is a full-stack React framework with a zero-API data layer built on Next.js and inspired by Ruby on Rails. Blitz.js uses the concept of the "Zero-API" data layer. This Zero-API enables us to add server code in the React components, Blitz.js will generate the HTTP API at build time. This removes the need of adding API endpoints in our project and making an HTTP request to them via the client-side.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

September 30, 2021

Getting started with Blitz.js | Complete guide with examples
Webdev

How to use Prisma in Blitzjs

Prisma is a very powerful ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tool, it encapsulates the complexity of using SQL databases and provides us with a simple interface to connect and manipulate databases. Blitzjs on other hand is a new and fast full-stack JavaScript framework, full-stack in the sense that the frontend and backend code is handled by Blitzjs. The frontend connects with the backend to request and retrieve data and Blitz does the magic using Prisma.

Chidume Nnamdi

Chidume Nnamdi

September 27, 2021

How to use Prisma in Blitzjs
Career

The Importance of Developer Velocity and Engineering Processes

In our rapidly changing technology landscape, it can be difficult to maintain a competitive advantage. Challenges present themselves daily and staying ahead of your competition can feel daunting. At the INTERACT conference for engineering leaders on September 30th, we’ll be exploring two of the most impactful ways that have emerged for companies to differentiate themselves - streamlining engineering processes and maintaining high developer velocity.

Dan Lines

Dan Lines

September 24, 2021

The Importance of Developer Velocity and Engineering Processes
Fastify

Error logging with Sentry on Fastify

Fastify is one of the fastest Node js web frameworks out there. It was inspired by Express and Hapi but outperforms them when it comes to speed. Fastify is also open-sourced and focused on providing a better experience to developers with lower overhead.

Mahdhi Rezvi

Mahdhi Rezvi

September 23, 2021

Error logging with Sentry on Fastify
Vue.js

Using Vue.js DevTools for Better DX

Vue.js DevTools is available as a Chrome extension, Firefox extension, and stand-alone electron application. It allows developers to monitor and edit component data, handle routing, time-travelling through states, performance monitoring, etc. This article will discuss the usage of Vue.js DevTools to perform these activities in detail.

Chameera Dulanga

Chameera Dulanga

September 20, 2021

Using Vue.js DevTools for Better DX
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