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GitHub Copilot Agent, as of June 2025, looks much more capable than it did 2 months ago

GitHub Copilot Agent Looks Promising – Part4 (June 2025)

Top retail experts share their knowledge and predictions on the state of in-store marketing in 2021. Check out their views on how COVID-19 affected brick and mo

Is Shopping In-Store An Experience Of The Past?

Learn how to scrape YouTube comments using Bright Data and Python. 

How I Scraped YouTube Comments with Bright Data to Understand Customer Sentiment

Apache Doris provides a new data type: Variant, for semi-structured data analysis, which enables 8 times faster query performance than JSON with 1/3 storage.

This New Data Type Is 8 Times Faster Than JSON: Improve Your Semi-Structured Data Analysis

Dive into the creative process behind a unique album, blending music & tech for a captivating listening experience

Striking a Chord: The Art of Animating Music With Meaning

Think about helping yourself in the future, or perhaps your colleagues, and make some effort to avoid it beforehand.

Treat Your ORM Instances as Collections

Learn how to add A comments & reactions system to your Next.js blog powered by GitHub Discussions using giscus.

How to Add Reactivity to Your Next.js Blog Using Giscus

This tutorial combines blockchain technology, real-time communication, and user-generated content to create an interactive platform that rewards users for their

How to Build an Answer-to-Earn Platform with React, Solidity and CometChat

web scraping is practiced by businesses that create their marketing and development strategies based on the vast amount of web data

Scraping A Website with Python and Selenium: A How-To Guide

Aggregates are the heart of your system. They hold domain logic and are responsible for emitting events that will eventually make your data consistent across multiples data projections and bounded contexts. 

Scalable Aggregates: Reducing Complexity in Command Handlers

Welcome back! In the first part of this series, we looked at a very "low-level" way to interact with a relational database by sending it raw SQL strings and retrieving the results. We created a very simple Express application that we can use as an example and deployed it on Heroku with a Postgres database.

[Tutorial] Top 5 Ways to Query Your Relational Database in JavaScript [Part 2]

The internet is a breeding ground for all kinds of social activities because it expands the possibilities of communication. In order to keep web applications social and enjoyable, it is important for them to have one or more interfaces for the users to interact through. One such interface is the comment section.

Build a realtime comment app with Go and Pusher Channels

A couple weeks ago, we saw <a href="https://mmhaskell.com/blog/2018/4/25/dockerizing-our-haskell-app" target="_blank">how to use Docker</a> in conjunction with Heroku to deploy our Haskell application. The process resulted in a simpler Circle CI config than we had before, as we let Docker do most of the heavy lifting. In particular, we no longer needed to download and build stack ourselves. We specified the build process in our Dockerfile, and then called <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">docker build</code>. We also saw a couple different ways to login to these services from our Circle CI box.

Advanced Github: Webhooks and Automation

It’s no secret that I’m a total PostgreSQL fangirl — I rarely see a use case for using a different database, especially with the support for array and JSON fields. I also love Node and Express for simple APIs (without auth). In the past, SQL support within Node and Express hasn’t been perfect. I’ve been hearing great things about <a href="https://vincit.github.io/objection.js" target="_blank">Objection</a>, so I decided to try it out!

Objection + Knex = Painless PostgreSQL in your Node App

I’ve wanted to get into mobile development for awhile now, but every time I start building something on the side, I deal with the same annoying problems:

Build an Instagram feed app with just javascript (using Expo & React Native)

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Writing a Blog Engine in Phoenix and Elixir: Part 7, Adding Comments Support

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GitHub Copilot Agent Looks Promising – Part4 (June 2025)

Is Shopping In-Store An Experience Of The Past?

How I Scraped YouTube Comments with Bright Data to Understand Customer Sentiment

This New Data Type Is 8 Times Faster Than JSON: Improve Your Semi-Structured Data Analysis

Striking a Chord: The Art of Animating Music With Meaning

Treat Your ORM Instances as Collections

How to Add Reactivity to Your Next.js Blog Using Giscus

How to Build an Answer-to-Earn Platform with React, Solidity and CometChat

Scraping A Website with Python and Selenium: A How-To Guide

Scalable Aggregates: Reducing Complexity in Command Handlers

[Tutorial] Top 5 Ways to Query Your Relational Database in JavaScript [Part 2]

Build a realtime comment app with Go and Pusher Channels

Advanced Github: Webhooks and Automation

Objection + Knex = Painless PostgreSQL in your Node App

Build an Instagram feed app with just javascript (using Expo & React Native)

Writing a Blog Engine in Phoenix and Elixir: Part 7, Adding Comments Support

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