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What is Systems Engineering? A Beginner's Guide

I was recently reading J. Martin's book Systems Engineering Guidebook – A Process for Developing Systems and Products. From it, I learned that systems engineering reduces manufacturing costs by 40% – did you know that? Neither did I. Even after taking a class where one of the topics was systems

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Next.js Image Tutorial – How to Upload, Crop, and Resize Images in the Browser in Next

Two of the most fundamental image editing functions are resizing and cropping. But you should do these carefully because they have the potential to degrade image quality. Cropping always includes removing a portion of the original image, resulting in the loss of some pixels. This post will teach you how

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Relational VS Nonrelational Databases – the Difference Between a SQL DB and a NoSQL DB

This article is an overview of relational and non-relational databases. Besides learning the fundamental differences between the two types of databases, you will also learn how to decide which one to use for your next project by going over their strengths and weaknesses. Here is what we'll cover: 1.

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Object Oriented Programming with Python – Code a Minesweeper Game

Improve your Python programming skills by coding everyone's favorite Windows 3.1 game: Minesweeper. We just published a Python course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to code Minesweeper using the tkinter library. Jim from JimShapedCoding developed this course. He has published many popular programming courses both

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Object-Oriented Programming in Java – A Beginner's Guide

Hi, folks! Today we are going to talk about object-oriented programming in Java. This article will help give you a thorough understanding of the underlying principles of object-oriented programming and its concepts. Once you understand these concepts, you should have the confidence and ability to develop basic problem-solving applications

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Home Network Security – How to Use Suricata, RaspberryPI4, and Python to Make Your Network Safe

In a previous article [/news/wireless-security-using-raspberry-pi-4-kismet-and-python/], I showed you how to secure your wireless home network using Kismet [https://bit.ly/3uVGHOd]. Kismet is perfect for detecting anomalies and certain types of attack – but what if I want to analyze the traffic and look for abnormal patterns or patterns that could indicate an

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Learn CSS radial-gradient by Building Background Patterns

If you are new to CSS gradients, you may have heard about something called radial-gradient(). If you have never used it before, you are in the right place to learn about it. In this tutorial, I will focus on some real and practical examples to explain the secrets behind

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strftime – Python DateTime Timestamp String

The datetime object lets us work with dates and times in Python. But the value returned when we use this object is of the datatime data type rather than a string. Here is an example that prints the current year, month, day and time to the console: from datetime

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React + WebSockets Project – Build a Real-Time Order Book Application

In this tutorial, we will see how to build an Order Book web application, that we'll use to display real-time cryptocurrency info. We will use React with Typescript [https://bit.ly/37vBMKS] for creating the UI, Redux [https://bit.ly/3jTiemo] for managing the application state, and styled-components [https://bit.ly/3K1WFdD] for applying the styling. And

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Rubber Duck Debugging

As a software developer, you’ve probably been in a situation where your code is not working as expected. This could happen because you made a typo, you weren't paying enough attention, or you weren't sure how something worked. When your code doesn't work, it's frustrating – but the only thing

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