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Introduction Welcome to part 2 of our series on React Hooks! In part 1, we explored the fundamentals of React Hooks and how they provide a more intuitive and functional approach to building React appl…
When building an application, a middleware is a code that hooks on the server-based request/response lifecycle, which will then chain the request from the client to the next middleware function and ev…
Introduction to the Cloud Cloud skills have become increasingly important in the IT industry due to the rapid adoption of cloud computing by organizations worldwide. Irrespective of your job role, hav…
📍 Introduction: In this blog post, we will dive into Terraform providers, explore provider configuration and authentication, and practice using providers for platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google …
Author: Deborah Emeni Software testing is critical in the software development cycle and ensures that the developed products are reliable and of high quality. The quality of the application is vital f…
📍 Introduction In this blog post, we will explore the concept of Terraform modules, their benefits, how to create and use them, and delve into module composition and versioning. 🔹 Understanding Terr…
Intro My friends often ask me, "Hey! What's happening here? Why is this showing error here?", during learning new things, during implementing different things, we often get errors. Yah! asking folks w…
Introduction In today's digital era, where web and mobile applications have become an integral part of our lives, the role of backend development is often overlooked. Yet, it is the backbone that enab…
Programming is one of the most in-demand skills in today's job market, with a wide range of career opportunities available in fields such as web development, mobile app development, data science, and more. However, becoming a programmer can…
What is Neptune CSS? • Install • Configuration • Conclution • Social Media What is Neptune CSS? Neptune CSS is a lightweight CSS framework. It is free and you can use it for your Open Source projects…
