Since its launch in 2014, React has surged in popularity to become one of the most widely-used JavaScript libraries out there. That’s a trend that’s only likely to continue in 2019 – so what’s driving React’s popularity? Let’s study some of them. The Facebook connection React initially gained attention because of who launched it – […]
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Scraping the web is a quite old technique to generate data for search engines, data science, surveillance etc. In this article, we are going to learn how to perform web scraping using Node js and a tool called proxycrawl. What we are going to build We are going to build a script which will crawl
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We have a unique situation where I have multiple devices sitting inside a network with no way to access them remotely since all the devices use the HTTP ports. . Using an AT&T-Uverse modem-router is very simple, but for some strange reason, this particular model does not do port redirection (not to be confused
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A part of knowing what’s going on in your business is setting key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics for success. Unfortunately, time and resources are often limited, making it challenging to know what to prioritize when analyzing data. When considering what metrics to measure, it’s important to keep your app’s overall performance and user experience
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I have already explained about Express.js tutorial and creating a simple app with it. As promised in that post I thought to come up with another Express.js tutorial with MySQL. But again, explaining just the concept about the library is not enough and this is not even why codeforgeek exists. So I thought to come
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Simple CRUD Example Using FeathersJS And Sequelize, Part III This is the final article of a three-part series. This series of articles will focus on building a complete CRUD interface. The reader is encouraged to optionally install Postman and simulate the same steps using a REST interface. Article One Of The Three-part Series Article Two
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Simple CRUD Example Using FeathersJS And Sequelize, Part II. This is the second article of a three-part series. This series of articles will focus on building a complete CRUD interface. The reader is encouraged to optionally install Postman and simulate the same steps using a REST interface. All steps in this three-part article series could be
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Simple CRUD Example Using FeathersJS And Sequelize, Part I This is the first article of a three-part series. This series of articles will focus on building a complete CRUD interface. The reader is encouraged to optionally install Postman and simulate the same steps using a REST interface. NOTE: I am bypassing all login security for
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I recently updated my Mac to MacOs Mojave. It comes with various upgrades, the dark theme is one of them. Coming from the background of hardcode Linux user, I love anything which is black and dark. I loved the new dark theme for Mac, there was just one issue. Whenever I need to switch the
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Github announced a new feature around a month ago called Action which would be workflow system inbuilt inside Github repository. We can look for an event such as push, pull etc and perform some predefined action such as send notification or execute another script. Github sent me the beta access around a week ago and
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