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Learn Jenkins by Building a CI/CD Pipeline

Jenkins is an open source automation server which makes it easier to build, test, and deploy software. We just published a video course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you about Jenkins by showing you how to build a CI/CD pipeline for a web application. Gwendolyn Faraday

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How to Work with Numbers and Dates in JavaScript

Numbers, dates, and timers are important parts of JavaScript. And you'll need to know how to work with them when writing your code. We often ignore these topics as many articles don't discuss them. So here, we'll dive deep into the techniques you can use and learn some interesting things

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What are White Hat, Black Hat, and Red Hat Hackers? Different Types of Hacking Explained

Welcome to the movies, everyone! 🍿 Have you ever heard the term white hat or black hat hacker, and wondered what it means? Well, in this article, you will learn how hackers are classified by comparing them to a Marvel or DC hero that more or less represents them and

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Edge Cloud Microservices – How to Build High Performance & Secure Apps with WasmEdge and Rust

The edge cloud allows developers to deploy microservices (that is, fine-grained web services) close to their users. This gives them a better user experience (and very fast response times), security, and high availability. It also leverages local or even private data centers, CDN networks, and telecomm data centers (for

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How to Use Python to Scrape App Store Reviews

Data scraping, commonly referred to as web scraping, is a technique for getting data and content from the internet. You usually keep this information in a local file so that you can change and inspect it as needed. Web scraping is basically just copying and pasting content from

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Dictionary Comprehension in Python – Dict Comprehensions Explained

You can use Dictionaries [/news/python-add-to-dictionary-adding-an-item-to-a-dict/]in Python to store data in key and value pairs. And you can use dictionary comprehension to create a new dictionary from an already existing one. When creating a new dictionary using dictionary comprehension, you can perform various operations using expressions to determine the

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How to Accept Payments with React and Stripe

Payments are an essential part of any online business. But the process of setting up those payments can be incredibly complex at times. To accept payments, developers were traditionally required to set up code both on the client and server. This was in addition to learning complex third-party APIs

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What is Alt Text? Image Alt Text HTML Example

Images play a significant role on our web pages. They help explain concepts better, make our web pages visually attractive, and lots more. In HTML, you use the tag to embed an image into your web page. This tag has two required attributes: src to specify the path

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How to Do Test-Driven Development with Svelte and Vitest – A Project-Based Tutorial

Test Driven Development (TDD) is one of the best ways to make sure your code is high quality and works like it's supposed to work. It can also help you create reliable builds during continuous deployments. In this post, we will learn how to create a Svelte application using

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How to Install OpenJDK (Free Java) – Multi OS Guide

In a nutshell, there are two coexisting branches of Java: the proprietary, closed-source Oracle Java and the community-maintained open-source OpenJDK [https://bit.ly/3lXtUUX]. OpenJDK is licensed under GPL-2.0 [https://bit.ly/3Ui8frL], and it consists of a Java Virtual Machine and a java-bytecode compiler. Since this is the easier and cheaper way, it's the one

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