Explains the lifecycle functions (connectedCallback, disconnectedCallback, etc.) available in native Web Components for controlling behavior during rendering and updates.
A video tutorial series on building a Covid19 stats widget for iOS 14 using the WidgetKit framework and SwiftUI.
A guide on programmatically dropping all collections in a MongoDB database using Mongoose, useful for resetting a database during testing.
A tutorial on building a Ruby on Rails API with JWT authentication for a user notes application.
A guide to displaying RSS feed content in Home Assistant using custom scripts and the HTTP API, avoiding third-party integrations.
Explains the BOT_COMMAND_INVALID error in Telegram bots, showing that commands must be lowercase when using the setMyCommands API.
A tutorial on building a scalable, low-latency custom URL shortener service using Azure Functions and Cosmos DB.
A tutorial on implementing a function-based Kafka consumer in Go, moving from the deprecated channel-based approach.
An explanation of REST (Representational State Transfer) architectural style, its six constraints, and how to design RESTful web APIs.
A technical analysis comparing Deno and Node.js, focusing on Deno's design improvements like security, URL imports, and eliminating node_modules.
Explains how writing integration tests for C# APIs boosts productivity by catching bugs early and reducing manual testing.
An introduction to Netlify Functions, explaining how they simplify AWS Lambda by abstracting away complex configuration and deployment.
A developer's monthly update on Wayland book progress, wlroots/Sway improvements, and SourceHut/secret project work.
A tutorial on building a COVID-19 dashboard and interactive map application using Gatsby, React, and the Leaflet mapping library.
Analyzing UK river flood data using an environmental API and Python to understand storm impacts.
An introduction to JAMstack architecture, explaining its core components (JavaScript, APIs, Markup) and how to get started building modern web applications.
The author explains how they implemented Webmentions, an open standard for social reactions, on their personal site using third-party services and a Jekyll plugin.
A developer built an interactive tool using the DEV API to analyze article readability and sentiment over time, visualizing the data with charts.
Announcing the charity book 'Swift for Good', featuring chapters from 20 authors on Swift programming, with proceeds supporting Black Girls Code.
How to trigger non-HTTP Azure Functions (like Timer or Queue triggers) over HTTP during local development for easier testing.
