Redux Saga is a library that is commonly used to handle side effects in Redux. When an action is fired in a Redux application, it triggers a change in the app’s state. In some cases, you may need to perform additional tasks that are not directly related to the state change or are asynchronous. Redux Saga helps you manage these side effects in a clean and organized way. In this blog, we will cover the following topics:...
In this blog post, I want to introduce you to Remix, a new React-based framework that has recently reached version 1.0. Remix offers some unique features that make it an interesting alternative to frameworks like Next.js and SvelteKit. Remix is primarily focused on building dynamic web applications rather than static sites. It is well-suited for use cases that involve databases, dynamic data, user accounts with private data, and more. If you are familiar with Rails, Django, or Laravel, Remix can be seen as an alternative in the JavaScript world....
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a powerful language used to interact with Database Management Systems (DBMS). It is specifically designed for querying and manipulating data in relational databases. In this blog post, we will explore the fundamental concepts of SQL and gain insights into its evolution and implementations. The Evolution of SQL First published in 1986, SQL has undergone several updates and revisions over the years. The latest version, as of writing this blog, is SQL 2019....
Welcome to the first installment of our Swift and iOS application development tutorial series. Whether you are an experienced web developer or just starting out, this series will guide you through the fundamentals of Swift and iOS development. If you’re interested, you can also check out our previous Swift introductory series here. Before we dive into the details, let me provide a brief background about my experience in iOS and Mac development....
SwiftUI is a revolutionary framework that has changed the way we develop iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS applications. It introduces a paradigm shift by rendering many existing Apple frameworks, such as UIKit, AppKit, and WatchKit, obsolete. The traditional approach followed by these frameworks is imperative, where developers manually define every aspect of the user interface (UI) and handle user events and data updates. In contrast, SwiftUI is reactive, meaning the UI seamlessly reflects the state of the data without the need for explicit connections....
Writing programs for your Arduino board is made possible through the Arduino Programming Language, also known as the Arduino Language. This language is based on the Wiring development platform, which is built on top of Processing. The Arduino IDE (Integrated Development Environment) facilitates the coding process by providing a programming editor with integrated libraries support and a simple way to compile and load programs onto the board. The Arduino Programming Language is essentially a framework built on top of C++....
The Entity-Relationship Data Model, commonly referred to as ER, is a conceptual data model used to organize and analyze data. Unlike other models, ER is not tied to any specific implementation, leaving that task to the logical data model. The ER Data Model provides a high-level view of data organization, allowing you to focus solely on your data and its organization. By utilizing ER diagrams, you can visually represent all the data you need to model, including the relationships between different types of data and the associated information....
Welcome to the start of our new series about the Go programming language. Go is a modern, simple, and fast programming language that is compiled, open-source, and strongly typed. It was developed by Google engineers with the goal of making projects compile and run faster, being easy to learn, avoiding common low-level pitfalls, offering portability, stability, and predictability, and taking advantage of multiprocessor systems. Go is designed to be a replacement for C and C++, but it also works well with existing C and C++ codebases through its C interoperability features....
JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, used not only in the browser but also in backend development with Node.js. This article provides an overview of JavaScript and its growth from a scripting language for web animations to a powerful language used in various applications. Introduction JavaScript, created in 1995, was the first scripting language supported natively by web browsers. Originally used for animations and DHTML, JavaScript has evolved to meet the growing needs of the web platform....
In the world of computer programming, encoding text consistently and accurately is crucial. This is where Unicode comes into play. Unicode is an industry standard that ensures the proper encoding of written text. In this blog post, we will dive into the basics of Unicode, with a particular focus on its most widely-used encoding, UTF-8. Understanding Unicode Unicode is a comprehensive system that aims to support every written language in the world....