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Sharing my thought process and experience building a Drag and Drop UI builder for python

Here's How I Built a Webflow Like UI Builder for Python

This will be a look under the hood of <a href="https://pixling.world/" target="_blank">Pixling World</a>, an <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/artificial" target="_blank">artificial</a> life/evolution simulator/god simulator I’m building. As a player you take the role of an old-school deity, who gets to create his/her own world, put some creatures (“Pixlings”) into it and then breathe life into them. You can’t control the behavior of the creatures directly, as it’s evolved through real darwinian evolution over time, but as a god you can give them abilities to interact with each other and their environment. The goal is to create worlds that fascinate yourself and others.

Under the hood of Pixling World

Messy commit histories feel harmless in the moment but can quickly become a problem.

Why Clean Commit History Matters—even for Side Projects

Learn about plugin architecture in C# to create extensible apps! This article provides examples with code snippets to explain how to start with C# plugins.


Improving C# Software Design Using Plugin Architectures

Learn how to programmatically add and remove classes in Angular with these four comprehensive techniques. 

4 Ways to Dynamically Add Classes in Angular

Create pagination component from scratch in ReactJS. Pagination component are of two types, one loads items vertically and one display items with page numbers 

ReactJS Pagination Tutorial: Building from Scratch

In this blog post, I am going to share how I created a Blazor component without life-cycle methods and razor file syntax. We could also say this as class only component approach but without life-cycle methods. Many of them might knew this way of component rendering, but I felt like sharing this would help other folks who doesn’t know. I found this approach after going through various components used in Blazor source code.

How to Create a Blazor Component Without Lifecycle Methods

This blog post will help you build powerful search UI experiences similar to Airbnb's. I will do this using ReactiveSearch - the most popular React UI components library for building search interfaces. I will do this by breaking down the UI into components so this will be helpful to build any search UI. In the process, you will also learn about about how to work with ElasticSearch.

How to Build an Airbnb clone with React and ElasticSearch

This tutorial is the sixth part of our React Native Travel Article App UI clone series. In the previous part, we successfully implemented the Delimiter dots animation while scrolling the Destination cards in the Destinations section. This tutorial is the continuation of the same tutorial from where we left off in the last part. So, it is recommended to go through the previous parts in order to get the knowledge and insight into the overall project.

React Native Travel Article App UI Clone #6 : Finish 

Developers are adopting Higher Order Components (HOC) Stateless Functional Components, and for good reason: they make it easier to achieve code reuse, a coveted aspiration of developers.

Share Code between React and React Native Apps

As you know, in the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/The-Pragmatic-Programmer-Journeyman-Master/dp/020161622X" target="_blank">Pragmatic Programmer</a>, section <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">Your Knowledge Portfolio</code>, it is said that

Getting to know some pragmatic programming language features

Building real time applications can be exciting, the idea that pages can be updated without reloading has always been of interest to me.<br>For the this tutorial we will be creating a real-time point of sale system using node.js and&nbsp;react.js

Building simple Point of Sale system with Node.js & React.js

I really wanted to write a tutorial about a game technology I like to use, so here it is. In this story, we will start making a little shoot’em up game with PixiJS, a really simple and cool Javascript library.

Making a game with Javascript: Part 1

In a previous post (one of my most-read posts ever), I described a pattern to manage data in Redux stores where lists of objects were hashed using their ids as keys, and then an array of those ids was maintained alongside the hash.

Redux Patterns: Rethinking `byId` and `byHash` Structures

To ultimately understand the way of life of your web based apps, you have to master way data flows and changes. There are many ways to do this, and little less, but still multiple, ways to do it properly. Doing it properly is only a matter of overall <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/maintainability" target="_blank">maintainability</a>… I know that it will do the task specified when first released&nbsp;:-)

Simple life of your web app data

RenderDraw enables admin users to setup the interaction and visualization of 3D models anywhere within Salesforce

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Here's How I Built a Webflow Like UI Builder for Python

Under the hood of Pixling World

Why Clean Commit History Matters—even for Side Projects

Improving C# Software Design Using Plugin Architectures

4 Ways to Dynamically Add Classes in Angular

ReactJS Pagination Tutorial: Building from Scratch

How to Create a Blazor Component Without Lifecycle Methods

How to Build an Airbnb clone with React and ElasticSearch

React Native Travel Article App UI Clone #6 : Finish

Share Code between React and React Native Apps

Getting to know some pragmatic programming language features

Building simple Point of Sale system with Node.js & React.js

Making a game with Javascript: Part 1

Redux Patterns: Rethinking `byId` and `byHash` Structures

Simple life of your web app data

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