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Rails is popularly known for building web applications. Chances are if you’re reading this you’ve built a traditional server-rendered web application with Rails before. If not, I’d highly recommend going through the Getting Started with Rails page to familiarize yourself with the Rails framework before proceeding with this tutorial. Continue reading “Build a RESTful JSON API With Rails 5 – Part One”
In this three-part tutorial, we’ll build a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) employee management web app using Flask, a microframework for Python. I’ve named the app Project Dream Team, and it will have the following features: Continue reading “Build a CRUD Web App With Python and Flask – Part One”
While running a WordPress installation through a hosting service can be a convenient way to start a website, it’s not without security vulnerabilities that may sometimes be hard to troubleshoot. Brute-force attacks, cyberattacks that rapidly work to guess and access personal information like logins or passwords, happen when these vulnerabilities are exploited. Brute-force attacks can be placed within any vulnerability, and can sometimes originate from your website. Continue reading “How to Troubleshoot and Fix a Brute-Force Attack in WordPress on a DigitalOcean Droplet”
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The author selected the Wikimedia Foundation to receive a donation as part of the Write for DOnations program. Continue reading “How To Automate Jenkins Setup with Docker and Jenkins Configuration as Code”
If you are confused about the differences between forkJoin, zip, combineLatest and withLatestFrom, you are not alone! 🙂 Continue reading “RxJS Operators for Dummies: forkJoin, zip, combineLatest, withLatestFrom”
The author selected the COVID-19 Relief Fund to receive a donation as part of the Write for DOnations program. Continue reading “How To Install and Configure Mahara on Ubuntu 18.04”
Terraform outputs are used to extract information about the infrastructure resources from the project state. Using other features of the Hashicorp Configuration Language (HCL), which Terraform uses, resource information can be queried and transformed into more complex data structures, such as lists and maps. Outputs are useful for providing information to external software, which can operate on the created infrastructure resources. Continue reading “How To Manage Infrastructure Data with Terraform Outputs”
Cascading Stylesheets, better known as CSS, is the language for visual style and design on the web. CSS has a long history on the web dating back to 1994 with the initial idea. In the time since, CSS has become a feature-rich language capable of laying out a webpage, creating complex animations, and much more. Continue reading “How To Apply CSS Styles to HTML with Cascade and Specificity”
This Tech Talk is free and open to everyone. Register below to get a link to join the live event. Continue reading “Open-Sourced Deep Learning With OpenVINO”