Dumping (maybe useful) technical 💩 in here
I’ve been playing A LOT with D3.js now and you always feel like it’s so hard, and you are right, it’s kinda tricky, but once you put everything in place, it starts making sense. I will try to walk you through creating a bar chart with D3 and will try to explain every line in.
So, I’ve been playing around with Angular for more than 7 years now, and I’ve always wanted to dig deep into React but my mentality always takes me to Angular. But finally, I’ve been able to know some stuff and here’s what I learnt so far. Inputs in Angular and React So, inputs in Angular.
You are lazy loading everything in your Angular application, and you say … hmmmm, wait, what if I want to lazy load everything, like EVERYTHING !!, you lazy loaded your modules, components, but you’re thinking of lazy loading Angular third party dependencies, well, that’s good, but, even great, but how to do that? First Steps.
You created your Angular app, of course with some forms and contact us forms, and people started to hop over your website and contacting you, some of them are just spam and running bots, you start to realize you need to install Google reCAPTCHA to avoid bots and spams. Let’s Jump Technically Get Google reCAPTCHA.
So, now you are happy that you have your website ready to be deployed to the public, you want to get your domain and server and get things live, but how? how to connect domain provider to your host? How do we do so? First, what is the difference between a domain provider and a.
Doesn’t each one of us dream of creating his/her own website? portfolio? blog? whatever? I have always wanted to do so, and always was TOO lazy to create my backend and database and structure … etc. So, I thought of using WordPress and use it as a CMS to my content and blogs, well,, it.
