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NJS-044: named JSON object is not expected in this context in MLE/JavaScript - Martins Blog
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Why Object.keys doesn't and shouldn't return (keyof T)[] | Vladimír Zdra?il
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| | Discover why Object.keys() doesn't return (keyof T)[] in TypeScript, and the potential issues this could cause. See code examples and a workaround.
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In-Database SQL formatter - Learning is not a spectator sport
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| | When I'm troubleshooting, a common workflow for me isextract a problematic SQL statement from V$SQL or V$SQLSTATS or an AWR report.drop the SQL text into SQL Developer or VS Code so that I can format it into a more readable format.That was starting to frustrate me so I thought: "Why not have a SQL Formatter...
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Debugging an AWS Lambda Function Locally with Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on Windows, Linux, and Mac | no dogma blog
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| | It is easy to debug an AWS Lambda function locally with Visual Studio Code, all you need to do is install one tool and make one change to the launch.json file. Read on to see how.
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Embedding a JavaScript Library (KaTeX) in Go · hjr265.me
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| KaTeX is the fan-favourite way of doing math and equations on the web. The library is simple to use and easy to reason about. But it is JavaScript. How do you build a Go program that renders math and equations like KaTeX? You embed KaTeX in your Go program. Several Go packages allow you to run JavaScript from within Go. In this post, we will use github.com/lithdew/quickjs. Let us first fetch the latest copy of katex.