How to push a project from Android Studio to GitHub
Introduction Before pushing your code to GitHub, ensure that you have git installed and SSH keys set up. You can check if git is installed by running git --version in the terminal. Steps Co...
Introduction Before pushing your code to GitHub, ensure that you have git installed and SSH keys set up. You can check if git is installed by running git --version in the terminal. Steps Co...
Introduction Just the classic game of rock, paper, scissors, but in the terminal. The game will be interactive and the user will be able to play against the computer. The user will be promp...
Read more about basic types in Kotlin from the official documentation. In Kotlin, everything is an object in the sense that you can call member functions and properties on any variable. While c...
Introduction Kotlin is a modern but already mature programming language designed to make developers happier. Itβs concise, safe, interoperable with Java and other languages, and provides many...
This is the second part of the series βFrom ReactJS to NextJSβ. In this part, we will create a mega project using NextJS. We will create a project that will have a separate pages and fetch data fro...
React Router Demo GIF This project demonstrates how to set up a React project with the react-router-dom package to enable routing in a single page application with Browser Router. Packages R...
Working with branches is a fundamental part of using Git. Branches allow you to work on different features or bug fixes in isolation from each other. This post will cover the basics of working with...
Prerequisites NextJS 14 requires that you have Node.js 18.17 or later installed on your machine. I recommmend learning ReactJS before starting NextJS 14. I...
Day 37 Rendering HTML from a file We can render HTML from a file using the render_template function from flask We need to create a templates folder in the same directory as our main.py file ...
Day 36 Running different paths on Flask We can run different paths on flask using the @app.route decorator from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) @app.route("/") def hello_world():...