HTTP Status Codes That Will Make You Think
Last year, I wrote an article on how we might be using some of the HTTP status codes wrong, and this time I discovered some HTTP status codes that we don't use that commonly, but they can have fascinating use cases.
So, in this article, we will discuss some HTTP status codes that will make you think. Let's get started!
It would be more fun if try to guess what the status code means while you read the heading! 😉
103 Early Hints 🫣
The 103 Early Hints HTTP status code is a bit unu
Optimizing File Processing in React with Multipart Uploads and Downloads
Preface
Front-end developers now need to be able to process file streams efficiently and reliably. Whether uploading, downloading, reading, displaying, or performing other file-processing operations, binary data must be processed efficiently and reliably. With increasing file sizes and the limitations of network transmission, file uploading and downloading in slices has gradually become a necessary technology to improve performance and user experience.
File multi-part upload and down
Navigating the Labyrinth: The Art of Reviewing Complex Codebases with tooling & Generative AI
In the intricate world of software engineering, there's a unique challenge that often feels like deciphering an ancient manuscript: reviewing a colossal codebase.
Imagine being handed the digital equivalent of Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and being told, "Find any inconsistencies or problems with this text; and by the way, it's written in the original Russian." A monumental task for sure, but with the right tools and techniques, it becomes an engaging puzzle waiting to be solved.
Among the moder
Easy Ways to Alphabetize Posts in PHP
Alphabetizing posts using PHP is a great way to improve the user experience of your website. It allows visitors to quickly and easily find the posts that they are looking for, and it can also help to improve your website's SEO ranking.
Two main ways to alphabetize posts using PHP
Using a WP_Query object: This is the most common way to alphabetize posts using PHP, and it is also the recommended method for WordPress users.
To alphabetize posts using a WP_Query object, you can use th
How to build a STARTUP with ZERO experience
The classic tale of every CS grad's dreams we're talking about the kind of stories that make you feel like you're about to embark on a quest to discover the next legendary treasure, like the tech-savvy Indiana Jones! 🚀🌟
We've all been there, right? Growing up, we've idolized tech entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Steve Jobs, daydreaming about creating the next Facebook, Instagram, or Spotify. Well, folks, today, I'm here to spill the beans on my own epic adventure, a tale of h
Lesson 03 "quyon yaratish
<div><p>Lesson 01</p></div>
alll links
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Mock API For Testing
Software development is a complex and intricate process, and one of the critical aspects of ensuring a smooth development cycle is testing. Testing allows developers to identify and fix issues in their code, ensuring that the final product is stable and reliable. In the world of software testing, Mock APIs have emerged as a valuable tool, offering numerous benefits in terms of developer productivity, faster debugging, and cost-effectiveness.
What Are Mock APIs?
A Mock API, often refe
Lets not act like getting a software developer job is easy for everyone
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I am curious for others experiences for finding their first role as a software developer. Too often do I scroll on reddit and see people posting their wonderful experiences yet I see few posts about bad experiences. I will share my experience as it has been a uphill battle that I am still undergoing. I write this not defeated but eager to keep pressing forward and learning. I am a recent graduate with an associates degree in computer programmin
File attachment in Xata Database: How to build an Online Library.
Introduction.
Files and attachments are the core of information distribution in the digital ecosystem, in a relational database, file attachment is a way of structuring the database to meet the needs of the product. A badly structured database usually results in more development time and errors. This is one of the problems that file attachments in Xata Database aim to solve by removing the clumsiness of the database and making it more simplified and structured.
So, what’s up
Learning Open Source contribution with GitHub workflows
This week was my first attempt at contributing to an open source project for which I had no original contribution. It was an interesting and insightful venture. Being a Python based text to html converter, I had recently endeavoured to create a similar program. As such, it was very helpful to review another approach to the same problem. In reviewing this project I was able to see a great model of modular Python programming with a more complex file structure that subdivided utilities, helper f
capture and stream the standard output of a process with python on linux and windows
Invoking and interacting with a program from a Python script may get complicated. In this article, I share solutions that could make your life easier. You should read till the end if you are working on code that has to run on both linux and windows.
alfred is an opensource tool that I develop. Its development confronted me with problems I had been trying to avoid for years. Handling standard and error outputs is hard. I was looking for :
display real-time standard output and error output for
Develop a Neovim plugin in Lua
Setup project
Before developing the plugin, we need to set it up. There are two different approaches:
setup with GitHub repository
setup locally
Setup with GitHub repository
Create a new repository on GitHub (e.g.: example.nvim)
Install it with a plugin manager
-- lazy.nvim
{
"m4xshen/example.nvim" -- replace this with your {user_name}/{repo_name}
}
cd to the directory where the plugin is installed
cd ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/example.nvim
The Top 20 Programming Languages and Their Origins
Programming languages have evolved enormously over the decades since the first electronic computers emerged in the 1940s.
The earliest programming was done by rewiring circuits or via plugboards to control computer operations.
Soon after came the first compilers to translate mathematical code into machine code, followed by higher-level languages using English-like syntax in the 1950s, such as Fortran and COBOL.
Over the next few decades, many pivotal languages were developed that introduced n
Introducing NeoHaskell: A beacon of joy in a greyed tech world
Today, I'm proud to announce a (free and open-source) project that I've been working on for many years:
NeoHaskell, a dialect of Haskell that prioritizes newcomer-friendliness and productivity.
I embarked on the NeoHaskell project fueled by a diverse array of motivations. I see Haskell as a supremely potent language, leading the frontier of software development due to its inventive and meticulously crafted nature. However, its potential seems overshadowed by intricate details and a community
Welcome me here with an offer.
<div><p>Well guys, am a full stack developer with professional skill and knowledge in most aspects. Am available for long and short time job offer.</p></div>
PSRule.Rules.AzureDevOps 0.0.11 Released
Version 0.0.11 of PSRule.Rules.AzureDevOps has just been released in the PowerShell Gallery. It boasts support for some of the latest new features in Azure DevOps. With this module for checking configuration best practices on your Azure DevOps project, you can now also check your service connections for use of the new Workload Identity Federation feature. You can also confirm you have the best repository security enabled through the new GitHub Advanced Security feature on Azure DevOps.
Check o
Starting a Startup from Zero - EP 1: Idea 💡
From Zero to Startup - The series
We are two passionate developers from Germany on a journey to building our own profitable SaaS startup from scratch. In this series I will share everything we learn along the way, from coming up with the idea, coding a prototype, getting our first users and scaling to infinity. We are starting from absolutely nothing but our coding skills. We will not rely on any external funding. We are Lukas Mauser and Jonas Scholz and this is Zero to Startup.
In t
Top Benefits of Using Core App Dashboard
Core app dashboards offer several benefits to both developers and end-users, making them a valuable component in various software applications.
Here are some of the critical benefits of core app dashboards:
Centralized Information:
Core dashboards consolidate essential information and data from various sources into a single, easily accessible location. This centralization simplifies data management and reduces the need to switch between multiple screens or applications.
Resolving Parallel Branches
While working on the new feature set for my markdown converter application TILvert, I started by refactoring the original mechanism I had in place for file processing. The reason I decided to refactor the procedure was to make it much easier for myself to update to the applications features without much of a hassle or trying to jump around code in strange locations.
The Refactor
The major changes that happened to the codebase were mostly structural and procedural changes. Previously,