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How Message Queues Work in Distributed Systems

From town criers to written letters and now real-time chat applications, humanity has always been on the lookout for innovative ways to communicate. And we can say the same about computers. There's an even greater need to allow computers to communicate with the increasing adoption of distributed architecture. This also

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How to Create Grainy CSS Backgrounds Using SVG Filters

In this article we're going to create more interesting website backgrounds by using grainy effects. There's a full video walkthrough at the bottom of the article 👇, as well as a 15 second video in the middle for those of you who just want a quick soundbite. We'll cover

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Develop Database-Driven Web Apps with Python, Flask, and MySQL

Are you ready to take your web development skills to the next level? Do you want to learn how to build dynamic database-driven web applications with Python, Flask, and MySQL? We just published a comprehensive video course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that is designed to teach you how

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SOLID Design Principles in Software Development

SOLID is a set of five design principles. These principles help software developers design robust, testable, extensible, and maintainable object-oriented software systems. Each of these five design principles solves a particular problem that might arise while developing the software systems. In this article, I’ll show you what the SOLID principles

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List Within a List in Python – How to Initialize a Nested List

Lists are a built-in data type in Python. And you can use them to store a collection of elements. Lists are ordered, mutable, and contain elements of different data types, such as strings, integers, and other lists. In Python, lists are a fundamental type of data structure that

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Force Pull in GitHub – How to Overwrite on Local Changes with Git

While working on a project as part of a team, you may get an error message telling you that you can't execute git pull on your repository because you have local changes. Why does this happen? This error usually occurs when several people are introducing updates to the same file.

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How to Print Array Elements in a Given Order with or without a Function

If you are learning to solve problems using a programming language, you've likely faced the problem of printing array elements in a given order or in reverse order. You might have also needed to do this by either using a user-defined function or not using any function at all. If

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Enhanced For Loops in Java – How to Use ForEach Loops on Arrays

You can use enhanced loops in Java to achieve the same results as a for loop [/news/java-for-loop-example/]. An enhanced loop is also known as a for-each loop in Java. Enhanced loops simplify the way you create for loops. They are mostly used to iterate through an array or

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How to Filter an Array in JavaScript – JS Filtering for Arrays and Objects

When building a dynamic and interactive program, you may need to add some interactive features. For example, where a user clicks a button to filter through a long list of items. You may also need to manipulate a large array of data to return only items that match your specified

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How to Set Dynamic Object Properties using Computed Property Names

When declaring objects before ES6, you had to use static keys for properties. But since the release of ES6, you can use dynamic keys. I'll show you how they work in this article. What are Static and Dynamic Keys? What do I mean by static keys? Take a look at

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Dot Notation vs Bracket Notation for Object Properties – What's the Difference?

There are multiple ways to access object properties in JavaScript. But two common ones are dot notation and bracket notation. I'll explain the difference between these two approaches in this article. With dot and bracket notation, you can: * access the value of a property by its key

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How to Build a Full Stack App with Next.js 13 and Firebase

Next.js is a React framework that makes building powerful full stack (front end + back end) applications a lot easier. The team behind Next.js recently released Next.js 13 [https://bit.ly/3xslj3z] which has a whole lot of futures like a new app Directory, server and client components, and more. In

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