Intro If you’ve been following along, you may already know that the 30 days front end challenge for month May 2022 is underway. With 10 days complete, I just wanted to share some updates all in one place. Starting off with things that didn’t go as planned- there weren’t dedicated designers as planned –
Q. Why 30 day challenge? Why not 100day or 7day? A. A hundred days is a lot. With my college over and planning for future, things are uncertain. 7 days – I think I should have started out with this but since 30 days have been decided, 30 days it is! Q. Not quite
Hello again. Welcome to day 2. Testimonials and Our Team Today is about testimonials and team that let people know what people think about our product and team members showoff. Testimonials Testimonials are present in many places – agency landing, product or service introduction, e-commerce sites. They are essentially there to make the client feel
Welcome to day 2 of 30 day challenge! Day1: Avatars and authors There are plenty of places where avatars can be seen- on chat applications, on dashboards, social media posts among some. Today let’s make some avatar and on top of it extend it to include avatar owner. Along with it, let’s also make
Hello there! Welcome to day 0! As developers it is customary to start counting from 0 so here we are. Jokes aside- lets get started! Day 0: Getting comfortable with Tools and Buttons Today is about setup and getting started. A healthy planning goes a long way in dictating how we will get to
Intro After watching a lot of 100days challenge, I decided to plan out one for myself. I am not in position currently to dedicate a 100days, so I plan to get started out with 30days challenge. Doing it alone, one can be demotivating and easy to quit midway. So I want to do this in
Introduction: If you’ve ever explored asynchronous dart programming language, you might have encountered async and async* keywords. They look similar and it feels they have no differences. If you use it, it even works similarly. But what is the difference? Why were Google Experts not satisfied with an async keyword that they added an asterisk
Introduction Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. Built by experienced developers, it takes care of much of the hassle of web development, so you can focus on writing your app without needing to reinvent the wheel. It’s free and open source. Why Django? 1. Ridiculously fast.
This past week I started a tutorial to learn the Django REST Framework. My main goal was to discover what the Django REST Framework offers on top of Django Introduction REST APIs are an industry-standard way for web services to send and receive data. They use HTTP request methods to facilitate the request-response cycle and typically
Exception handling in Java What is Exception ? An exception is an unwanted or unexpected event, which occurs during the execution of a program i.e at run time, that disrupts the normal flow of the program’s instructions. Exceptions can be caught and handled by the program. When an exception occurs within a method, it creates
