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We going to learn how to create a web server using the HTTP module. We will learn more about this module and use our knowledge about EventEmitter from the previous lesson. We will also see how to serve an HTML file from the webserver we created. Let’s start.

Ionic is an open-source UI framework and toolkit that helps developers build highly efficient and performant apps for native iOS, Android, and the web (PWA). On October 15th, 2020, the Ionic team announced the official release of Ionic-vue, a new way of building applications using the two technologies you already love: Ionic and Vuejs.

In the first step, we are going to implement the Splash Screen using the latest version of React Native and plugins. Major steps in this tutorial are going to take place in Xcode as we need to configure the iOS part of the app for displaying the Splash Screen.

This series for beginner to intermediate level React Native developers will guide you to build a simple app that serves post from WordPress API. It covers essential topics in the React Native development cycle such as React Hook, React Navigation, Dark mode, Offline handler, In-app purchase, and Admob.

Hello everyone, today we are going to talk about events, what exactly are they. Then we will move on to understand what are EventEmitters and how to use them. We will also learn about memory leaks and learn about ways of dealing with it.

Today we are going to talk about error handling in Nodejs with the help of inheritance. We will see what are general problems that can arise and how to solve. We will also learn how to print the stack trace of an issue to provide a better debugging experience to the developer

In this second part, we will be building the client-side app using React.js and Apollo Client to get our full-stack Github Jobs App.

Now, we are going to implement the final chapter for this tutorial series where we are implementing a graphical representation section on our dashboard screen. In the dashboard screen, we are going o display the statistics from the database using the react-chart.js library.

Almost every platform on the internet needs to be able to uniquely identify its users, and email addresses are the most common mechanism for achieving this. However, they are fraught with all manner of issues – from spam accounts to blatant trolls, perpetrated by bots and other malicious actors.

Testing might seem like extra work at first. Why write tests when you could be delivering features for your application? Writing tests may seem like unproductive work that doesn’t add any immediate value to your project.