#database
form your experience what noSQL database startups and business use for prod apps MongoDB or Cassandra ??
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form your experience what noSQL database startups and business use for prod apps MongoDB or Cassandra ??
@selfmadecoder
I'm realizing that I like rewriting code with the new things I’ve learned, but not because i care about performance and efficiency. its just that I quickly grasp concepts by comparing the old with the new, and I enjoy seeing the extra benefits from new techniques. It’s all about learning through comparison and understanding how the new stuff adds value. 😊 At least for now—I'm sure this will change soon.
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hey mates 👋 so i've been working on a site where anyone can learn and reference Golang materials. Here's the site link:
https://gopher-notes.netlify.app/
Gopher Notes is an archive of Go notes from different resources. I reviewed and edited each part so that the material is up-to-date.
Features:
- Clear and Concise Notes: so you actually retain the info (no more forgetting what a 'defer' statement does lol)
- Exercises that'll test your coding skills
- Bookmark Feature that'll let you bookmark any topic
- Wrapping Up Sections: Additionally, I included this section for every topic that is covered.
If you're starting out in Go or want quick references, check it out. Plus it's totally open-source (giving it a star is appreciated lol). Let's build some awesome Go stuff together! 🏗
[GitHub Repo]
#MyProjects #GopherNotes #golang #resources
https://gopher-notes.netlify.app/
Gopher Notes is an archive of Go notes from different resources. I reviewed and edited each part so that the material is up-to-date.
Features:
- Clear and Concise Notes: so you actually retain the info (no more forgetting what a 'defer' statement does lol)
- Exercises that'll test your coding skills
- Bookmark Feature that'll let you bookmark any topic
- Wrapping Up Sections: Additionally, I included this section for every topic that is covered.
If you're starting out in Go or want quick references, check it out. Plus it's totally open-source (giving it a star is appreciated lol). Let's build some awesome Go stuff together! 🏗
[GitHub Repo]
#MyProjects #GopherNotes #golang #resources
I usually prefer using NativeWind for styling my React Native app, but sometimes it doesn't render the styles correctly. In these cases, I have to clear the cache or storage of both the Expo Go app and the project itself, and then it starts working again. I don't like using inline styles or styled components, but this situation is frustrating. I guess using UI component libraries like Tamagui might be better in this case, though I'd still have to deal with styling. Alternatively, we could use the beta Expo DOM, which allows you to use shadcn in your mobile apps. Which option do you think is better from your experience ?
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