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Festive Tech Calender – Building a Festive Poll with SignalR

This year for the Festive Tech Calender I have created a christmas themed poll sample that is updated in real time using serverless… ...
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Array push() method in JavaScript

Arrays are essential for completing programming tasks in any programming language. In fact, arrays refer to list objects with methods for performing mutation operations. The length of a JavaScript array and the types of its items are not fixed. Arrays in JavaScript are used to hold several values in a single variable. ...
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Python Flask and React

Modern online applications are frequently created using a server-side language that serves data via an API and a front-end JavaScript framework that presents the data to the end-user easy-to-use. Python is a dynamic programming language that is widely used by businesses and professionals. The language’s core ideals indicate that software should be readable and straightforward, allowing developers to be more productive and happier. ...
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Getting Started with Serverless SignalR and Azure Functions

SignalR provides the ability to push or broadcast information from a back-end server at any time to any front end web application that has… ...
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WordPress, JavaScript and PHP Conferences to Add to Your Calendar in 2020

Whether you’re hoping to speak at a conference, looking to network or just there to learn, attending a conference can be beneficial to you and your career in a number… Read more The post WordPress, JavaScript and PHP Conferences to Add to Your Calendar in 2020 appeared first on Delicious Brains. ...
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ReactJS Tutorial# 6 – ReactJS Best Practices

Remember, clean code is a consistent style of programming which makes your code much easier to write, read, and maintain. After few tutorials on ReactJS, we will take a look on some of the ReactJS Best Practices and Libraries that will help you write clean and efficient code. You can refer the previous articles below- Tutorial […] ...
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ReactJS Tutorial# 5 – React Flux and Redux

What is Flux? its the obvious question that comes to our mind when we hear this word. Flux is an application architecture style. This is used by Facebook internally when working with React. So now we know that React Flux is not a library, it’s just pattern that we should follow when building user interfaces, especially when we […] ...
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ReactJS Tutorial# 4 – Forms, Events and Keys

We must admit that forms are very useful in any web application. If you have previous experience in Angular you are aware that it gives form validation out of the box. But, fortunately, or not, you have to handle forms yourself in React. But how can I manage form state, how do I validate my […] ...
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ReactJS Tutorial# 3 – Component State and Lifecycle

Components are the building blocks of any React app. Of course. We already know that! From where? We read it in this article. Ohh, well I guess you also read that the components can be created in two ways: to write a JavaScript function or use ES6 class. The first type is also known as […] ...
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ReactJS Tutorial# 2 – Components and Props

Because you are here, reading this, I assume that you have already created your first React application. It was not hard at all, right? If you haven’t already done so, you will need to check out this article. Tutorial Index ReactJS Tutorial# 1 – An Introduction ReactJS Tutorial# 2 – Components and Props ReactJS Tutorial# […] ...
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