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We are following this scheme for naming various components and I found this highly simple and intuitive. Basic Hierarchy a company has many products a product has many components/modules etc a component has many git branches Examples Imagine our product (web app) name is — expensely, now, here are various names of components. …

Hi All, Yug Sisodiya is my kid; he is a 7-year-old boy. Yug loves Robotics, Coding, Technologies, CAD and whatnot. I am an IITian with 15+ years of Industry Experience and a Techie. Recently when ChatGPT was introduced, I told him to play with it and he used ChatGPT to…

I am the admin of the Startup Community where 1000+ members are present. I am also an IITian with 15+ yrs of experience. I manage a large community of entrepreneurs and developers. But In 24 hours, Whatsapp blocked me and unblocked me 3 times. Here is the story of the…

My MacBook shut down most of the time because I am working and lazy to put the charger in. It shows a notification at 10% battery but I usually forget. How about a irritating Beep sound which start when battery is below 10% Beep Save the following script somewhere — You…

Ok, I did some experiments around large video files and Google Photos and Family sharing. Before we start this experiment, let me tell you the initial state. We have 3 people (me, wife, and kid). We have 100 GB. So, right now, it shows — Total Approx 74GB used Upload 2.4 GB Video file Now…

Well, why we need to reason for this simple statement and write a 2-page article on this? It is just simple common sense. Client code (even which we wrote) will be executed on the client machine. we don’t have control over machines and the network. Even if we make UI checks and hide stuff on UI, anybody else can still make an API call with any value. Never trust client UI We must do validations on the server-side at 1st priority and client-side validations at 2nd priority.

How we can fix not version so that developer, CI/CD, production, everybody uses the same node version? Step 1 — Add nodeVersionLock in package.json we need to add preinstall and prestart scripts too. Step 2 — Throw errors when undesired node-version found. Step 3— AutoUpdate of Dockerfile & GitbHub YML This step is optional and custom. it depends on your setup. This is an example of my setup where I am calling the above script using pre-commit hooks.

Ok, Let me ask this very brave question. Why in 2020, the pure frontend code repo is still private? In my opinion, there are no such benefits by keeping frontend code repo in private walls. 1. The output is already public we generate the build/dist folder by webpack or similar tools. this is the end result…