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Continuous Integration (CI) is a software development practice where developers integrate code into a shared repository frequently, usually multiple times a day. The goal of CI is to detect and fix er…
In this blog, we will be discussing SDLC Model as DevOps Engineer. Will cover the sub-topics of the model in depth in an upcoming blog post. In this blog, let's have a bigger picture of the whole as a…
On left there will be Two Menus that will give us Full Exposure to the Android Studio Project Click On Android Menu There will be two menus displayed \> App \> Gradle Scripts Now the first Main Thing…
Docker has proven to be a go-to candidate for packaging and deploying applications. While the normal docker build command seems like magic on its own, here are some common pitfalls that you should be aware of. It does not clean up intermed…
Here is a roadmap to help you master web development in 2023: Learn the foundations: Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which are the core technologies of the web. Understand how the web works and ho…
Flow: What are states and why states are important? Why do we need BLoC? What is BLoC? Creating a counter app using BLoC What are states: In the basic flutter sample project 'counter app', when…
What is a Hackathon? A hackathon is a collaborative event in which participants work together to develop and create new software or hardware projects, often over a short period of time such as a few d…
Congratulations on writing your first blog on Hashnode! Starting a blog can be an exciting and rewarding experience. It allows you to share your thoughts, ideas, and experiences with a wider audience,…
After WW2, a cold war was going on between USA and Russia. Russia won the space race, the first to launch Sputnik-1 in 1957. The USA was constantly monitoring Russia(USSR at that time). The USA planne…
What is Open Source? Open source is nothing but the source code of the project that is publicly available to people around the world. The project's source code is considered open source if the code of the project is free to view, change, ex…
