Accessing Private web Applications Without VPNs

In this blog post, we'll look at how easy it is to make internal web applications available to authenticated and authorized users without needing a VPN. It's easy and will take you just 1 minute using border0.com! Many organizations have web applications located in private networks that need to be available at times to the right folks. Examples may include: An internal application protected by a strict firewall or NAT. A static S3 website, only available from a private VPC. An IOT device in a

🎄JS Advent #1 - Truthy and Falsy values🎄

For the month of December I have challenged myself to write 24 articles about some JS concepts up until Xmas. The first installment in this series is around Truthy and Falsy values in Javascript. What is a Truthy or Falsy value? A truthy value is any value in Javascript thatr returns true when converted to a Boolean and a falsy value is any value in Javascript which is false when converted to a Boolean. For example, a non-empty string is a truthy value as it ret

Beginners guide to JavaScript Variables

Hello World, JavaScript is one of the most popular web technologies that when mastered will open a new door of creativity and power in building web applications. With the JavaScript language, we deal with a lot of data or information, this data or information needs to be stored somewhere we can quickly have access to. The box or container for storing data are variables. In this post, we take a look at variables in JavaScript, we will learn what variables are, how to create variables, how to stor

CSS Container Style Queries

by Aleru Divine CSS Container Style Queries and how they work CSS exists to make responsive and reusable UI components. CSS container queries focus on the container size and modify it to fit into the space instead of the device's viewport. Like media queries, container inquiries let you directly query a component based on its size or style instead of the device's viewport. Maybe you want to make small changes or change the display and alignment of child elements; the container style

React 101: Getting started with create-react-app

by Eze Nnaemeka React is a popular Javascript framework for creating front-end projects. It is an open-source library that Facebook created. React quickly gained popularity for its ability to develop fast apps using JSX, a programming paradigm that blends JavaScript with an HTML-like syntax. This tutorial will focus on the components of React in greater detail so that you have more control in the development environment. Create React App The create-react-app tool is an official tec

The saga of async JavaScript: CSP

Intro In a previous series, we discovered that it is indeed possible to write our async code in a synchronous fashion using a combination of promises and generators. Our enhanced functions can run asynchronously and independently with the ability to pause and resume on demand. They are much like isolated mini-programs inside our main program! But when you start writing some real-world scenarios, you stumble upon a situation when those tiny independent bits need to communicate with eac

How to Set Up & Deploy Fake REST API Server Using JSON Server?

If you have ever worked on integrating any frontend application with the under-development backend APIs, you must be aware of the various issues faced while integrating the APIs. It can be either the API not being ready for the frontend app to consume or a number of bugs with the endpoints that end up blocking your whole frontend team on their work. In this article, I’m going to cover how to set up a Fake REST API server using the popular npm library json-server and deploying to Vercel.

7 Black Box Testing Techniques That Every QA Should know ( Explained with demo)

Become a Automation Rockstar : https://thetestingacademy.com Black-box testing is a method of software testing that examines the functionality of an application without peering into its internal structures or workings. This method of test can be applied virtually to every level of software testing: unit, integration, system. Decision table testing. All-pairs testing. Equivalence partitioning. Boundary value analysis. Cause–effect graph. Error guessing. State transition testing. Use case te

All you need to know about Google Summer of Code GSoC 2023

Just noticed that everyone was talking about Google Summer of Code these days. So I decided why not write a blog instead containing all the ifs, buts, whys, and hows on Google Summer of Code 2023. So if you are a student who is wondering about getting into Google Summer of Code or someone who has many questions to ask regarding GSoC, hang on tight, while this is going to be a lengthy one, I can guarantee you that this is going to be helpful. Let’s first get the info about this program:

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Planning 0.4

The beginning of the end The final project in my open source course is a final contribution to a repository of our choice, this time it has to be a series of bug fixes or a feature, meaning actually adding code to a repository. Ideally these contributions should scale in difficulty. I have in the past added code to several repositories, contributions that I would consider features, I wanted to continue my streak here and got to searching. I used this page to start searching through p

Patching it up, Part 1: Planning

The work For the upcoming weeks, I'm going to work on improving/fixing the sign-up area of the Telescope project in a series of issues. I have done some PRs for the repo in the past and has become familiar with some parts of the related code. This helps me feel comfortable tackling issues regarding these part of the code. Since my previous PRs for the project often focus on display and arrangement of text and UI for improvement of user experience, I'm looking to get a bit deeper into

Release 0.4 - Planning Rework

Due to some unexpected circumstances that in my previous post for Release 0.4, the author of the repository no longer wanted the test dummy gallery. It was quite unfortunate because, when he said this, I had just finished the react component of the code and all it needed was a review from him. But I didn't commit on time and I saw that he had closed the issue stating that it was no longer needed. So I just have one semi-finished product without the review. So I opted for a different repo, or r

+20.000 Developers Rename the Wireless Mouse to Hamster - Help Us!🐹

The wireless mouse is not only one of the most essential parts of your computer setup but it is also an integral part of your everyday life, but did you know that this amazing piece of technology has been given an incorrect name? We think it’s time for a change! It may seem like people are just joking around, but many of them insist that they are serious about it and have even opened a pool on change.org — and it’s going great! Can we really change the name of the wireless mouse to hamster?

Forget about provisioning & dockerization headaches—enjoy effortless deployments on AWS EKS in just a few clicks!

Today, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is one of the widely used cloud providers for container-based applications. But setting up an AWS EKS cluster can be quite a challenge - from creating VPCs to security groups, ensuring auto scaling rules are in place on worker nodes and more. Once clusters have been set up, deploying applications requires specialized knowledge from various teams who need to invest time learning how to architect microservices before they can even begin working within

Software Development Cycle Time - A deep dive

What is software development cycle time? Software development cycle time refers to the period of time from an engineer’s first commit to the deployment of code. Some teams also refer to this period of time as lead time. Cycle time or lead time indicates the time taken to complete a particular dev task. Cycle time is often used to infer a dev team’s process speed. It measures a dev team’s efficiency and ability to deliver working software within a defined time frame. Measuring cycle

What is Data Management?

Data management is the process of consuming, refining, procuring, and keeping the data of an organization in a place where it is then used properly for the calculated decisions to be made to ensure the progress of the company. The use of data in companies has been on the rise recently and data management has become very important as companies have to manage the data they use daily to ensure maximum efficiency in the company. Data management is a mix of various activities whose purpose is to ens

Top 6+ React Development Tools for Productivity

React is an open-source JavaScript library to build user interfaces based on UI components. Due to its collection of a wide range of libraries and tools, it provides great support for developers to work in a productive environment. Nevertheless, creating an application is never easy. Deploying is even harder. Therefore, it’s important to find the right tools to aid your development journey and create an enhanced coding experience. Here is a recommendation for some of the most popular tools for

Declutter your CSS selection

We often requrie to apply same styling to many different parts of the application. The selection list becomes overwhleming with different tags, classes, ids and actions. See below for details on how we could simplify your CSS. Before input:focus, input:hover { color: blue; } After input:is(:focus, :hover) { color: blue; } Before table tr:hover, .main-table tr:hover, .stats-table tr:hover { font-weight: bold, background-color: #CCC } After :is(table

Service Lifecycle Management : The Beginner's Guide

Service Lifecycle Management refers to a strategy and software used to manage product maintenance and repair while optimising profit opportunities for the company. SLM requires looking at revenue service opportunities as an on-going process rather than a single event or series of events. Key features of SLM software Workforce Management Asset Management Reverse Logistics Knowledge Management Contract Management Returns and Repair management How can SLM make your company more pr