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alexop.dev
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| | | | | Learn how to extract all keys, including nested ones, from TypeScript objects using advanced type manipulation techniques. Improve your TypeScript skills and write safer code. | |
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www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com
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| | | | | Learn how to develop an API with GraphQL using Node.js and MongoDB for querying and mutating data. | |
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yasoob.me
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| | | | | Hi everyone! ? I was working on a React project these last couple of weeks and I had to implement login functionality. I searched around and most of the solutions I found relied on Redux or some other huge dependency that I wasnt already using in my project. I didnt want to introduce a big dependency so decided to continue looking. In the end, I found a wonderful library by Oleg Babichev that allowed me to implement the login functionality on the front-end fairly easily. | |
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | In this post, we will go over how we can deploy K3S on our PI cluster we have set up. Which is running NixOS, and we can also pass secrets using sops nix based on the previous parts of this series. Some of you maybe wondering what is K3S, it is a Kubernetes distribution which is tiny i.e. the binary is only 50 MB. It also has fewer dependencies. Make it perfect our PI cluster and home lab and IoT apps. I am still going to work out how to manage the Kubernetes cluster itself, perhaps I will use Pulumi you could also terraform if you wanted a reproducible PI cluster. | ||
