Getting Started with AWS Console & CLI

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Using AWS CLI from Angular, React, Node.js, Java & C# Part 1: What Is the AWS Console? AWS Console is a web-based GUI to manage all your AWS services. You can: Launch EC2…

What’s New in Angular 20: All new features with examples

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Angular 20 (released in 2025) brings impressive improvements across performance, developer experience, and modern tooling support. In this guide, we’ll walk through: Major features in Angular Practical examples Migration notes…

Building an ETL Process with PHP: From CSV to MySQL

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ETL stands for Extract, Transform, Load — it’s a classic data pipeline approach used in everything from analytics to app integrations. We’re going to: Read a CSV with 10 fields Transform/clean several…

Extended Dashboard page with Tailwind CSS

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Tailwind CSS lets you build fast, responsive UIs using utility classes. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to structure and style a simple dashboard layout with a sidebar, top navbar, and main…

Getting Started with Basic Objects in Three.js

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Three.js is a powerful JavaScript library that brings 3D rendering to the browser using WebGL. In this tutorial, we’ll set up a basic scene and add several common 3D shapes —…

Creating Basic Route Navigation in React

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Routing is a core part of any React application — it lets users navigate between pages like “Home,” “About,” or “Profile” without a full page reload. In this tutorial, we’ll…

DevSecOps in CI/CD: Practical Strategies

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Security can no longer be bolted on at the end of your pipeline — it must be integrated throughout. That’s the promise of DevSecOps: infuse security practices directly into your CI/CD…

The Rise, Reign, and Decline of jQuery

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Once upon a time, jQuery was the king of the Front-End jungle. It transformed the way developers wrote JavaScript and made the web more accessible to millions of engineers. But…