Storing data in Node.js

 Published on 2019-01-15

Most applications need a way of storing persistent data. In this blog post, we'll take a look at Sequelize, and how it enables us to store data in relational databases.

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Getting started with Node.js

 Published on 2018-11-23

Node.js is an open-source environment that allows us to serve dynamic content from a server using the most popular programming language - JavaScript.

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JavaScript tutorial for beginners

 Published on 2018-10-15

JavaScript is the programming language of the web, enabling us to create rich and powerful applications that run everywhere.

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The Bootstrap toolkit

 Published on 2018-09-24

Bootstrap is a free open-source toolkit for building responsive, mobile-first web projects with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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Introduction to HTML

 Published on 2018-09-03

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the building block for creating web applications. It allows us to define the content and layout of a web page.

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Requesting data from an UWP app

 Published on 2018-06-17

Most applications need to load fresh data from remote sources. In this post, we discuss how you can use the WebRequest class to fetch data for your UWP application.

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A look at Code Jam 2018

 Published on 2018-06-01

Programming competitions are fun. There are several websites and companies (like Google and Facebook) that regularly organize contests. In this post, we look at several tasks from the Qualification Round of Google Code Jam 2018, including their solutions.

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Framework for your next Windows app

 Published on 2018-05-21

Desktop applications are cool, but what technology or framework should you use to make one? In this post, we look at Electron, Proton Native, WPF, Windows Forms and UWP.

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Disjoint-set data structure

 Published on 2018-05-10

Various problems deal with elements and sets. Finding if two elements belong to the same set, and merging two sets into one is a common requirement for solving some graph-related problems. In this post, we will take a look at the disjoint-set (i.e. union-find) data structure.

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