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Do you know how this powerful functional programming technique works in JavaScript? |
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In this article, we'll see how easy it is to launch and deploy a Laravel server on Vultr. |
Vultr is an independent cloud computing platform that provides a range of services to help businesses and developers build and deploy applications. |
What does Vultr offer? |
Cloud computing instances (servers): These are virtual machines that you can use to run your applications. Managed databases: Vultr offers managed database services for popular databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB. Object storage: You can store large amounts of data in Vultr's object storage. Bare metal servers: If you need more power and control, Vultr offers bare metal servers.
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If you're not using Emmet you're missing out and wasting a lot of valuable time. |
It is a powerful shorthand syntax for writing large swaths of HTML and JSX code with as little effort as possible: |
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Use these 10 solid tips to maximize Emmet to its fullest potential and spend much less time writing repetitive HTML. |
The syntax is quite similar to CSS and easy to understand. |
1. Nest tags with > |
Emmet makes creating a hierarchy of tags easier than ever with the > symbol: |
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From this: |
body>main>div>ul>li
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To this: |
<body> <main> <div> <ul> <li></li> </ul> </div> </main> </body>
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2. Create siblings with + |
Just like the + CSS selector, this lets you create elements that are siblings in the DOM hierarchy. |
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From this: |
header + main + aside + footer
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To this: |
<header></header> <main></main> <aside></aside> <footer></footer>
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3. Climb up with ^ |
> is for drilling down and ^ is for climbing back up.
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Here we create a child p in div and jump out to create a sibling ul: |
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So from: |
main>div>p^ul>li
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To: |
<main> <div> <p></p> </div> <ul> <li></li> </ul> </main>
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Developers spend 75% of their time debugging and this is a major reason why. |
Avoiding this mistake will massively cut down the bug occurrence rate in your code. |
Never take new code for granted. |
A simple but powerful principle with several implications. |
Never assume your code works just because it looks alright |
Always test your code in the real world. |
And not just your machine. |
You cannot trust your mind on this — That's why bugs exist in the first place. |
Bugs are always something you never expect. |
It's a big reason why debugging takes much time, especially for complex algorithms. |
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Exciting news today as native TypeScript support finally comes to Node.js! |
Yes you can now use types natively in Node.js. |
So throw typescript and ts-node in the garbage. |
❌Before now: |
Node.js only ever cared for JavaScript files. |
This would never have run: |
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Try it and you'd get this unpleasant error: |
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Our best bet was to install TypeScript and compile with tsc. |
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Thanks for taking the time to read today's issue. |
Don't let the bugs byte,
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