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javascript

Entry level Javascript weirdness

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Javascript is weird when compared to other popular programming languages. If you search it on the Internet, there’re a lot of articles talking about the weir...

Html input checkbox using e.target.checked

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e.target.value could look familiar by almost all experienced web developers. That’s commonly seen in the input text box event handler in reactjs code, .e.g o...

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typescript

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css

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flexbox

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reactjs

ReactJS, the parts that you may dislike

2 minute read

ReactJS is one of the most popular frontend libraries, but everything has its downside. In this post, I’d like to share some reasons why people might thumb-d...

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rsa

Verify rsa sha256 signed text in Python

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I created a gist to keep a basic implementation, in Python. Here it is: https://gist.github.com/viewplatgh/cb690159e8ee028cb4c9483cb127e6c3

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cipher

Verify rsa sha256 signed text in Python

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I created a gist to keep a basic implementation, in Python. Here it is: https://gist.github.com/viewplatgh/cb690159e8ee028cb4c9483cb127e6c3

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cgt

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crypto

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certbot

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letsencrypt

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zsh

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jest

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feed

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github

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git

git best practice

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Git is easy to start with and hard to master. Over the years I have collected a short list of habits that keep a repository clean, keep the history readable,...

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react

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software engineering

Compare Feature Flags and Settings

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Almost all SaaS systems need to implement Feature Flags and Settings(or Configurations) somehow. When people talk about them, they can be mixed together. The...

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design-patterns

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solid

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