Today we want to implement the classic OAuth Authorization for Telegram

https://dev.to/shaggyrec/telegram-oauth-authorization-for-your-site-3f4l

Programmers are like vampires; they're most productive when the sun goes down and the bugs come out. 😴🌙🦇👨‍💻

You have the cheapest and easiest way to start your own IT(or not) blog. You don't need a lot of space to store your photos, and you don't even need to use a database.

In this article, I suggest using GitHub to store and edit articles. We will use a familiar GitHub markdown to design articles.

https://dev.to/shaggyrec/create-a-blog-with-content-stored-in-github-examples-in-golang-2p3b

Did you know that JavaScript, the most widely-used language for web programming today, was created in just 10 days? In 1995, Brendan Eich, a Netscape Communications programmer, developed JavaScript (originally named Mocha, then LiveScript) to add interactivity and dynamic content to web pages. Despite its rapid development and initial shortcomings, JavaScript has evolved over time to become a powerful and versatile programming language, now playing a crucial role in the modern web ecosystem.

Digital Nomad Visa of Spain
Spain's nomad visa aims to attract digital nomads who have certain requirements, ensuring that they can be financially self-sufficient and make a positive contribution to the local economy.

To be eligible for a visa, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Proof of remote work:
- Minimum income threshold
- Valid passport
- Health insurance
- No criminal record
- No unauthorized stay in Spain
- Sufficient experience and/or education

Let's read my article to have a full information

https://dev.to/shaggyrec/digital-nomad-visa-of-spain-jpg

Learning programming is often more interesting than working as a programmer.

"We don't help with a visa, we give the opportunity to work from anywhere in the world."
I started to hear/read this statement quite often. In my opinion, it's the substitution of concepts. Let's dive into these manipulations to understand what is wrong with them.
Remote working is great. Most companies realized this after COVID-19. Now we can have a full remote or hybrid workflow from so many potential employers.


https://dev.to/shaggyrec/we-dont-help-with-a-visa-we-give-the-opportunity-to-work-from-anywhere-in-the-world-8le

Junior: I know everything
Middle: I don't know anything
Senior: No one knows that I don't know anything, and it doesn't matter.
Lead: Wow, nobody knows anything...

Just a cheat sheet about OOP.
I know you remember it, but anyway

https://shogenov.com/journal/core-oop

Access to the ChatGPT chatbot has been restored in Italy.

It was banned by the Italian data-protection authority at the start of April over privacy concerns.
It maker, OpenAI, which is backed by Microsoft, said it had successfully "addressed or clarified" the issues raised.
It said its privacy policy was now accessible to people before they registered for ChatGPT and there was a new tool to verify the age of users.

The Italian data-protection authority, also known as Garante, had temporarily restricted the chatbot and launched a probe over the artificial intelligence application's suspected breach.
As Garante had accused OpenAI of failing to check the age of ChatGPT's users who are supposed to be aged 13 or above, OpenAI said it would offer a tool to verify users' ages in Italy upon sign-up.
OpenAI explained that it would also provide a new form for European Union users to exercise their right to object to its use of personal data to train its models.

But we already know the real reason for ChatGPT ban in Italy 👇👇👇👇

Latest news of the dev week

- Slack is working on its own AI
- Discord declared that all users on the platform will be requested to modify their usernames in the upcoming weeks.
- Microsoft are betting the farm on generative AI
- Apple and Google have partnered to address the issue of unwanted tracking through Bluetooth trackers like AirTags and Tile devices, aiming to combat stalking and other malicious uses

Detailed descriptions with source links are here https://dev.to/shaggyrec/latest-news-of-the-dev-week-3914

PHP is dead.

PHP-Programmers 👆

I'm going to write a series of articles about the TDD.
It should be an ultimate almanac-tutorial for this topic.
It's the first part of this long journey. Let's go.

https://dev.to/shaggyrec/mastering-test-driven-development-introduction-2da

I am in the progress of learning Patrick Collins’ tutorial. This tutorial provided a fantastic introduction to blockchain and web3 development using JavaScript, Solidity, and Hardhat. One of the lessons aimed to develop and deploy a lottery(Raffle) smart contract using hardhat-deploy, hardhat dev testnet, and the Rinkeby testnet. Patrick also implement a typescript version of his code.

This article aims to build upon that work by updating the application to TypeScript and using the latest versions of all dependencies. I would like to use TypeScript in a stronger way. We’ll also switch from the Rinkeyby testnet to the Sepolia testnet, which is more up-to-date.


https://shogenov.com/journal/hardhat-smartcontract-lottery-raffle-using-typescript-and-latest-versions-of-everything

TDD. Understanding Test-Driven Development

https://shogenov.com/journal/tdd-1

In a world driven by technology, programming isn't just about writing code. It's about solving problems, breathing life into ideas, and connecting people. For every app that makes our day brighter, or tool that boosts productivity, there's a programmer whose lines of code made it possible. Dive into the realm of coding, and you'll discover a world where creativity meets logic. 🎨💡

Studying programming is often more interesting than working as a programmer.

Yo-ho-ho. The next chapter of the TDD serial.

It's about Fundamentals:
- The Red-Green-Refactor Cycle,
- Writing tests first
- Small, incremental steps
- Focusing on testable code
- Principles of good testing


https://dev.to/shaggyrec/mastering-test-driven-development-chapter-2-fundamentals-of-tdd-workflow-and-principles-1b0k

Do you think it's a myth that technological progress inevitably leads to job losses?

https://shogenov.com/journal/transformativeimpacttch