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If you’re a developer, you need to know about Airtable and its powerful API. Airtable is a unique tool that combines the simplicity of a spreadsheet with the functionality of a database. It provides an intuitive interface for creating and managing databases, with the flexibility and ease of use of a spreadsheet. With Airtable, you can easily update your records, even from a mobile app. Perfect for Prototyping and MVPs But Airtable is much more than a fancy spreadsheet....

If you have developed a React application using create-react-app and are running it on your localhost, it is served over the HTTP protocol by default. However, in production, applications are typically served over HTTPS for enhanced security. While deploying your app on platforms like Netlify or Vercel automatically enables HTTPS, configuring it locally requires some additional steps. Let’s walk through the process! Step 1: Updating the package.json File Open the package....

If you’ve never heard about Docker, but that’s unlikely, the first thing you should know is that Docker allows you to run applications in isolation and with a great separation of concerns, yet allows them to communicate and interact with the external world. And you should know that everyone uses it, and every major cloud provider has a solution dedicated to running containers, so you should learn it! Install Installation changes depending on your system, so check https://www....

As a senior developer, I rely on Git as my go-to version control tool for all my projects. Over the years, I have honed a strategy inspired by the principles outlined in “A Successful Git Branching Model” by Vincent Driessen. This strategy allows me to efficiently manage work on multiple branches while keeping the codebase organized and stable. Permanent Branches: Master and Develop To maintain a structured flow of work, I always have two permanent branches: master and develop....

In React, when writing JSX, there is a limitation: you can only return one parent item. You cannot have multiple elements directly under the return statement. However, there are several solutions to overcome this limitation. Solution 1: Wrap Components and Elements in a <div> One common way to solve this issue is by wrapping the components and other HTML elements in a <div>: const Pets = () => { return ( <div> <Dog /> <Cat /> </div> ); }; However, this approach introduces an additional HTML element which may not be necessary in the final rendered HTML....

Create-react-app is a powerful tool that allows developers to quickly start building React applications without having to deal with complex configurations. It provides a ready-made React application starter, eliminating the need to set up Webpack and Babel manually. What does create-react-app offer? Development server with hot reloading Built-in testing environment with Jest Easy deployment of React apps ES6+ syntax support Bundling of JavaScript and assets CSS autoprefixer, SASS, and CSS Modules support And more!...

Vue.js is an impressive project that offers a range of utilities to make a Vue programmer’s life easier. One such utility is the Vue CLI, which stands for Command Line Interface. In this blog post, we will explore how to use the Vue CLI to create and manage Vue projects. Installation To start using the Vue CLI, you need to install it globally on your system by running the following command:...