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In this blog post, we will explore the concept of user permissions in SQLite and compare it to MySQL and PostgreSQL. SQLite, unlike other database management systems, does not provide the functionality of managing permissions using GRANT and REVOKE commands. The reason behind this limitation lies in the architecture of SQLite. Unlike MySQL or PostgreSQL, an SQLite database is self-contained within a single file. This means that anything with access to the SQLite file can access all the data stored within it....

Webpack has become a popular tool in recent years and is now widely used in almost every project. In this article, we will provide an in-depth overview of Webpack and its various functionalities. What is Webpack? Webpack is a powerful tool that allows you to compile JavaScript modules, also known as a module bundler. It takes a large number of files and generates a single file (or a few files) that run your application....

WebSockets, as an alternative to HTTP communication in Web Applications, offer a long-lived bidirectional communication channel between the client and server. In this article, we will explore how to use WebSockets for network interactions. Browser support for WebSockets WebSockets are supported by all modern browsers. Check out the following image to see the browser support for WebSockets: How WebSockets differ from HTTP WebSockets and HTTP are very different protocols in terms of communication....

In this blog post, we will introduce XState, a popular JavaScript library for working with finite state machines. Finite state machines are a useful tool for managing complex state transitions in your code and ensuring bug-free software development. To get started with XState, you can install it using npm: npm install xstate Once installed, you can import the necessary functions (Machine and interpret) using the ES Modules syntax: import { Machine, interpret } from 'xstate' Alternatively, if you’re working in the browser, you can import XState directly from a CDN:...

Yeoman is a powerful tool that simplifies the setup and management of web app projects. It is a collaboration of respected developers who have come together to provide an easy and convenient solution for developers. By using Yeoman, you can save time by eliminating the need to learn and use multiple tools, while ensuring consistency and ease of use in your projects. Despite this blog post being dated, the core features of Yeoman remain relevant and useful....

As a seasoned developer, I’ve come to realize that one of the best investments you can make for yourself is a big whiteboard. I personally love my own whiteboard, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer. I recently moved my whiteboard to a new position, drilling holes in a fresh wall. This whiteboard has been with me since childhood, and while I don’t quite remember where it came from, I know it must have been a gift for Christmas or my birthday....

In today’s digital world, where social media and large platforms dominate the online space, it’s natural to wonder if blogging still holds relevance. With numerous websites already in existence, can the underdog still find a place on the internet? The answer, quite simply, is yes. There is always room for more content creators in any medium. Consider this: for every 100 people, there is less than one person creating content. This applies to all forms of media consumption, whether it’s television, radio, or newspapers....

Are you wondering if learning JavaScript is still worth it? Is there still demand for JavaScript developers or is JavaScript becoming obsolete? As a senior developer, I often come across questions like these, and I would like to assure you that JavaScript is more alive than ever. I recently searched for JavaScript-related questions on Google and came across some interesting suggestions in the “People also ask” box. These suggestions caught my attention and made me think about the topic....

The question of whether programming requires a strong knowledge of math is a common one. The answer, however, is not as straightforward as you might think. Contrary to popular belief, you can be a great programmer even if you were not particularly good at math in school. In my 20 years of programming experience, I have rarely needed to reference mathematical concepts that I learned in school. While I did study math extensively during my education, the practicality of that knowledge in my day-to-day programming tasks has been limited....

In today’s fast-paced world, the pursuit of productivity often takes center stage. We come across countless videos and articles on boosting efficiency and achieving success. However, as you delve deeper into this realm, you realize that many of these resources are merely superficial. These so-called productivity gurus churn out content to appease the algorithms, catering to an audience hungry for more productivity-related content. As someone who spends a fair amount of time on platforms like YouTube and Twitter, I can’t help but notice the constant barrage of success stories and business launches....