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janikvonrotz.ch | ||
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stepzen.com
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| | | | | Securing API routes for Jamstack sites is important. Here's one way to do it. | |
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grahammacphee.com
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| | | | | While working on my website, I've taken some time to make it easier for people to engage in discussions with me. Most discussions I have about my articles happen on Twitter, so I've built a way to see recent conversations from Twitter when viewing articles on my website. | |
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brunoscheufler.com
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| | | | | Setting up the groundwork for querying your backend APIs should be a quick process, not fiddling around with configuration. Often it can be intimidating to integrate libraries to manage connectivity, caching, and other important features your application is going to benefit from, which is one of the reasons for the massive adoption of Apollo Client. But this alone still requires you to put in the time to write your queries, and, when using TypeScript, to declare your types. I've been able to kickstart a ... | |
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willhaley.com
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| | | For this post I'm assuming you already have Tiny Core Linux up and running and persistence (Tiny Core's ability to save changes) is working. I'm also assuming that your installation of Tiny Core Linux has an adequately sized hard drive. Setup MySQL Use these instructions, or whatever method you prefer, to get MariaDB (A "drop-in" MySQL replacement) working in your Tiny Core installation. Note: I may use the names MySQL and MariaDB interchangeably in these instructions. | ||
