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In this tutorial, we build a Todo application using Django and React. Continue reading “Build a To-Do application Using Django and React”

In many web apps, it’s normal to connect to various third-party services by using APIs. When you use these APIs you can get access to data like weather information, sports scores, movie listings, tweets, search engine results, and pictures. You can also use APIs to add functionality to your app. Examples of these are payments, scheduling, emails, translations, maps, and file transfers. If you were to create any of those on your own it would take a ton of time, but with APIs, it can take only minutes to connect to one and access its features and data. Continue reading “Getting Started With Python Requests – GET Requests”

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SQL databases tend to be rigid. Continue reading “Working with JSON in MySQL”

There are many times when one part of the application changes, other parts needs to be updated. In AngularJS, if the $scope object updates, an event can be triggered to notify another component. The observer pattern incorporates just that – if an object is modified it broadcasts to dependent objects that a change has occurred. Continue reading “Observer Design Pattern in JavaScript”

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”

Most of the time, we use CSS media queries to handle responsive, screen size changes to layout our content differently. However, there are times where CSS media queries alone isn’t sufficient for that. We need to handle the responsiveness in our code. Continue reading “Detect Responsive Screen Sizes in Angular”