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Have you ever thought to yourself, "If I can work from home, why can't I work from anywhere?" Well, you certainly can. I've logged into Slack from as many as 12 different cities in the last year. I've spent the last two months working in Kashmir and Ladakh, where the internet is always spotty and power outages are common.
Getting Started with Combine in Swift The Combine Framework is huge and as such, impossible to go over in a single article. For the sake of brevity, I’ll split this into a series of posts. Consider this first one to be just an introduction to Combine —
Before jumping into building a Next JS PWA (progressive web app), let’s go over some basics. What is a PWA? PWA refers to 'Progressive web application'. PWAs are built using common web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but they feel
I’ve been tinkering with the KaiOS platform for some time now and in this post, I’ll try to sum up everything that I’ve learned about it — its application ecosystem, devices, and basically, everything that would help you to: Get an insight into KaiOS.
Creational Design Patterns using Typescript Creational Design Patterns are the category of design patterns that deal with object creation mechanisms. These are particularly important when the developer needs to incorporate some types of
RAIL: A Framework to measure performance This article broadly covers the following areas: An overview of the RAIL model. An overview of Pixel pipeline and Frame journey. A sample problem covering the frame drop issue and how to debug and
Typescript is like the object-oriented version of Javascript. This article discusses the best practices of object-oriented software design using Typescript. In software design over many years, commonly occurring problems were identified. Re-usable
Database transactions have never been trivial in our groove of building efficient web applications. They play a major role - dictating performance almost single-handedly in data-intensive applications. There are, however, some nearly hidden approaches that aren't part of our routine development yet. These could enhance our interactions with the database and, inwardly, give us the chance to unleash all the power of Django's ORM. I had a chance to play around with these simple yet interesting methods recently and made some interesting discoveries. Let's dive in!
Adding async support to Django is meant to make it performant, and allow users to run tasks concurrently by overcoming inefficient threading. Because Django has been synchronous for a long time now, its community couldn't unravel its capabilities in asynchronous programming. So, in addition to improving its performance, it also aims to unlock capabilities for the community in the async world!