March 2023

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React 3D Animation Website Tutorial with ThreeJS (WebGi) & GSAP

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Curriculum for the course React 3D Animation Website Tutorial with ThreeJS (WebGi) & GSAP Learn how to build a 3D animation in React, using technologies such as WebGi (powered by Three.js) and GSAP. First, we will learn how to find 3D models and display them on your website …

Create a portfolio website without installing any tools

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Create, customize, and deploy your own portfolio website in minutes without installing any tools. All you need is a GitHub account and a few minutes to get started. We will use GitHub Codespaces and Blazor to build the website and Azure Static Web Apps or GitHub Pages to deploy …

Learn Vite – Frontend Build Tool Course

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Curriculum for the course Learn Vite – Frontend Build Tool Course Learn how to use Vite, a build tool and development server designed specifically for modern web development. This course covers various topics, including creating a static server, using templates, integrating Tail…

Django Project – Code a CRM App Tutorial

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Curriculum for the course Django Project – Code a CRM App Tutorial Learn how to build a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) App with Django, Python, and MySQL. The app will use MySQL for the database. We'll be able to Register, Log In, Log Out, Add Records, View Records…

File and Folder dialogs in .NET MAUI with CommunityToolkit

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Note: This is a guest blog post by Vladislav Antonyuk, who is a senior software engineer at DataArt and a core contributor of the .NET MAUI Community Toolkit. Interacting with files and folders is a routine task for countless applications, yet it often involves writing tedious pl…

Introducing the Reliable Web App Pattern for .NET

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The first step of your application’s cloud journey often times is the most difficult. It’s not uncommon to find you need to scale a legacy application to meet increased business demand, but do so with minimal investments in code changes and infrastructure. Moving the application …
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