Installing and Configuring Git on Windows, Linux, and Mac
Steve Jobs once said: “Incredible things in the business world are never done by a single person, but by a team.” It is true that when we program we are not necessa
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Steve Jobs once said: “Incredible things in the business world are never done by a single person, but by a team.” It is true that when we program we are not necessa
In this article, we will learn what Laravel is and how we can install and configure it on various Operating Systems.
PHP 7 is the language behind the largest websites in the world, including Facebook, Google, Wikipedia, and many others. We prepared a video that is part of the Complete PHP 7 Course from Hcode.
In this post we will show the sequence of commands necessary to install Node.js and NPM on Ubuntu or Debian, which are very common web servers.
In this series of articles we will learn everything about asynchronous JavaScript, covering all the main concepts that have been implemented in JavaScript over the years. In addition,
In this article, we will talk about callback functions and how they contributed to the development of Asynchronous JavaScript. You can check the content of part 1 of this series at this
In this article we will further train callback functions. We will implement what was promised in the previous article: loading related games in our application.
In this article we will talk about promises. If you wish, you can check the other posts in this series at these links:
In this article, we will talk about async/await. If you wish, you can check out the other posts in this series at these links:
This post is a step-by-step guide for you to learn how to host your MySQL database on Google Cloud SQL.
Just like PHP, we have a Back-End application that receives a request, processes it, and returns a response, we can use the NextJS Lib that allows us to use React and JavaScript on the
Have you ever heard phrases like: “ECMAScript 2015 was something revolutionary.”, “Did you see what ES8 brought as a novelty?” or “You definitely need to see the updates in this version of ECMAScript.”?