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Create a secured REST Api for a Next.js application using JWT and Golang
Create a secured REST Api using JWT and Golang
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Upgrade macOS Quick Look to support even more filetypes.
The Quick Look feature on macOS (⌘ + Space) an incredible time saving tool. Upgrading it to support more filetypes will make you even more of a macOS ninja.
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Enhancing your static site and markdown posts with Vue.js
Write inline web components in markdown posts to enhancing your static site
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Using the exec command in node.js
Using the exec command in Node.js is pretty simple, first import the exec function, and then call it.
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A vanilla JS solution to adding header deep links to your blog for easy sharing to direct content
A vanilla JS solution to adding header deep links to your blog for easy sharing to direct content
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Absolute imports with TypeScript and Webpack
Absolute Imports in TypeScript using the tsconfig path resolver.
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What is a tsconfig.json file and why do I need it?
Adding this file will give you some control on the compilation of TypeScript into JavaScript.
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Using an Alfred workflow to assist in switching from Google Chrome to Firefox
Now every time I am about to launch Chrome, I see the "Launch Firefox Instead of Chrome" launcher.
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Auto deploy Docker containers using a self hosted CI (Drone 1.0.0-rc.1) and a multi stage Dockerfile
Drone.io is a great, Docker based alternative to Jenkins that is a lot like a self hosted alternative to TravisCI. One of the best ways to get Drone automatically building your images for you, especially images that have a build stage, is to use a multi-stage Dockerfile
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Using the 'timer' observable from Rxjs and Chrome Headless to hack a contest at work
The official rules read: “Everyone has their own tagged link that points to the landing page — each unique click = 1 point”. Interesting, very interesting.
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Optimizing your Dockerfile build layers
Too many layers and your machines take a large amount of storage and can take a long time to download and extract. Too few layers and the machine takes F O R E V E R to rebuild.
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Getting rid of hiccups
I found this the other day when I had the hiccups a few different days. Posting it here because it worked amazing and I do not ever want to forget this technique.
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Command/Query Bus with IoC Container
Actions can either be a Command or Query. With the ApplicationCore, we can dispatch our Actions.
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Showing code coverage for a React app using Code Climate and Travis CI
The documentation on Code Climate for setting up auto generation of code coverage for a JavaScript application was lacking pretty hard. Here I show how we can get a React app using Travis CI and Jest to automate generating code coverage that gets sent to Code Climate.
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Testing a TypeScript React app using TS-Jest without using Create React App
Lets create a TypesScript React app without using the cli tool Create React App. This allows you to create a custom build specific to your deploy process.