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Do you want to know how WindowSize Class can maky your app look (a lot!) better? Don't miss this session from Ahmed Tikiwa, a Google Developer Expert currently working for Bol. Read the full abstract here: https://buff.ly/2Y0c6jA #dclx24

In this video I will explain in Detail what is the structure of the Blazor Server Web Applications how the are designed to work and what is the purpose of the different files you get out of the box when you create the new Blazor Web app project. I personally think having the knowledge about the all files available in the project gives you a sense of confidence. link: https://lnkd.in/dgKyVDwq

What's the use of putting ^ with the version number other than causing dependency deprecation and mismatch issues? Someone brought a web app to me that he developed last year. He had a test app deployed. While trying to deploy it for production as he was going live that day, he couldn't run the app. It was a dependency deprecation issue. Most of the problems came from wagmi v1. When v2 was released, it installed v2 because of the ^ symbol. I tried installing v1 specifically, but other dependencies still had issues. So, I removed the caret from all the versions in the package.json to install the exact versions of the libraries. Then, I resolved the fs, tls, and polyfills issues (you might already know about that), and the app was running again before the deadline. It is weird having your app fail just because you reinstalled node modules. Just saying.

Recently, I deployed a Go-powered app backed by an SQLite database on Fly.io for the first time. From start to finish, It took about four days of reading, configuring, experimenting, and (more than a little) frustration; mostly because the app was backed by an SQLite, flat-file, database instead of a client/server database. Here’s the process that I went through, along with some of the issues that I encountered along the way. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gya2pStZ Deployment icon by Freepik, available on Flaticons: of https://lnkd.in/gHr8Fvs3

Pro Tip: Simplify your Express server with middleware! Handle JSON parsing, static files, and error management easily. Example: app.use(express.json()); app.use(express.static('public')); Keep your server logic clean and efficient! #ExpressJS #NodeJS

🖥️ Are you a Mac user looking to create text files with ease? 🍏 Learn how to bypass the lack of a right-click option in Finder! While Windows users have it easy, Mac users can still simplify the process with a handy workaround. By utilizing the built-in Automator app, you can swiftly generate text files in a few simple steps. No need for third-party apps! Here’s a quick guide to get you started: 1. Launch **Automator** (the app with the robot icon). 2. Create a new **Quick Action** by pressing **CMD + N**. 3. Select **Run AppleScript** and configure the settings for **Finder**. 4. Insert the provided AppleScript code. ''' tell application "Finder"   set txt to make new file at (the target of the front window) as alias with properties {name:"empty.txt"}   select txt end tell ''' 5. Save the script as **Create Text File**. 6. Navigate to **System Settings** > **Keyboard Shortcuts** to assign a shortcut (e.g., CTRL + N). Voila! Now you can swiftly create `empty.txt` files in Finder by pressing your designated shortcut. Mac efficiency at its finest! 🚀 #MacTips #ProductivityHacks #AutomatorTricks

Are you working with Compose Multiplatform and wondering, "How can I open the application's system settings?" For example, what if a user denies a permission and needs to turn it on now? Check out my quick article with step-by-step code to guide you through implementing this feature for both Android and iOS. Happy coding! 💻

A few weekends ago, I developed a small utility for Mac, designed to support eye health by adhering to the 20/20/20 rule. This guideline suggests taking a moment to look away from your screen every 20 minutes, focusing on something approximately 20 feet away for 20 seconds. The application I created is straightforward, with its primary function being to provide gentle reminders to follow this practice during active computer use. It includes features such as disregarding idle time and offering some customizable settings, all while operating unobtrusively in the background. More than anything it was a quick learning opportunity to dive into building a menu bar utility. It'll also make all my designer friends cringe 😬, but this works as a starting point for future enhancements. However, I've decided to throw it up on the App Store for free and open source it as well. It's written in Swift, with SwiftUI as the UI framework. GitHub repo: https://lnkd.in/gNQfwVJn App Store: https://lnkd.in/gUKw7zG6