Content creation is quite popular nowadays, and its popularity continues to rise. As a result, more and more developers plan to start their content creation journey. It's understandable because creating content comes with freedom and many perks. Even for those that are not wildly popular. Some of the perks content…
MySQL is a widely used, open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). It is known for its high performance, flexibility, ease of use, security, and speed. MySQL clients are programs that enable you to communicate your databases and manage them. They could be platform-independent or tied to a single OS. In…
WordPress is a free and open-source content management system that you can use to create websites and blogs. In this article, you will learn how to run WordPress on your Mac device with Docker Compose. Docker Installation The first step is to install Docker on your device. If you already…
If you are looking for a quick way to update your project dependencies to the latest versions, you are in the right place. In this article, you will learn how to do it in three steps! Problem Let's say you have a project with a couple of outdated dependencies and…
The localStorage enables you to store data in the browser. The data stored is in the form of key/value pairs and it does not expire when you close the browser. It's also important to note that the localStorage only stores strings. That brings us to the theme of this…
Refactoring React class components to functional components with Hooks is quite a journey. Recently, I had to refactor an entire React application so I want to share my process and learnings. Introduction to React Hooks Functional components use Hooks, so it makes sense to introduce them before going further. React…
If you are using the default terminal on macOS and reading this article, chances are you are dissatisfied with it. I do not blame you, though. The default macOS terminal looks outdated and it also lacks many features. Figure 1 I mean, look at it! It does not look very…
Usually, you install the latest version of a package when you want to use it. But there are circumstances when you might need to install a specific package version. One example would be when the latest changes in a package are not compatible with your code. This article shows you…