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·Sep 12

FlutterFlow — A Practical Case Study

Until recently, I didn’t think no/low-code tools could be considered for building applications. This changed last year when I built an MVP with Softr, one of the many tools available today. In this article, I will share a hands-on example of another platform, FlutterFlow. …

Flutter

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FlutterFlow — A Practical Case Study
FlutterFlow — A Practical Case Study
Flutter

8 min read


Mar 28

Developing JWords — A weekend project in 365 days

If you are kicking off a new side project a weekend off-site can help you focus and get far, fast. In this case, off-site just being not at home. I did this, I took a weekend, and I planned to release my new project before I returned home. …

Mobile App Development

16 min read

Developing JWords — A weekend project in 365 days
Developing JWords — A weekend project in 365 days
Mobile App Development

16 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Mar 12

Responsive design with React & Chakra-UI

It is standard practice now to design for both desktop and mobile. Your website likely has a substantial user base on both platforms, although it varies from service to service. You will want to provide at least a usable experience regardless of platform. In this article, you will learn how…

Chakra Ui

6 min read

Responsive design with React & Chakra-UI
Responsive design with React & Chakra-UI
Chakra Ui

6 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Jan 18

innerText in Scrapy

In Javascript, there is this wonderful property called innerText, which is rendering aware and will return all descendant's texts as you would expect in plain text. We don’t need to worry about the internal structure of an element. For example, if it has tags for bold text, spans, lists etc…

Scrapy

3 min read

innerText in Scrapy
innerText in Scrapy
Scrapy

3 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Jan 17

Flutter test coverage in Gitlab CI

Showing test coverage and whether it is going up or down on a pull request can change whether or not coverage gets added by your team. Visualizing and giving a feedback signal when test coverage changes encourage adding more tests. In Gitlab, you can get the test coverage added like…

Flutter

3 min read

Flutter test coverage in Gitlab CI
Flutter test coverage in Gitlab CI
Flutter

3 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Nov 9, 2022

Have you set a budget for your cloud project yet? It saved us $40 a day

Maintaining a server yourself is a lot of work. Cloud services usually outperform cost and effort-wise unless you have poor luck and no safety controls in place. The cost of a cloud project I worked on recently, suddenly and without warning, increased by $40 a day. …

Gcp

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Have you set a budget for your cloud project yet? It saved us $40 a day
Have you set a budget for your cloud project yet? It saved us $40 a day
Gcp

5 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Oct 19, 2022

Make any element text changeable with contenteditable

I found the contenteditable attribute a while back when I was trying to find a way to build a WYSIWYG. Simply put, adding the contenteditable attribute to any HTML element allows you to edit the content of that element. Within the limits of what the browser and the element support…

HTML

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Make any element text changeable with contenteditable
Make any element text changeable with contenteditable
HTML

2 min read


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Nerd For Tech

·Oct 5, 2022

Jupyter for Javascript

ObservableHQ is an online script notebook for javascript. With ObservableHQ, you can quickly run and rerun each line. Document or explain side-by-side and display outputs as they are generated. It’s like running Node inside Notion.

JavaScript

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Jupyter for Javascript
Jupyter for Javascript
JavaScript

3 min read


Aug 25, 2022

Improve your project docs with journalling

You have better things to do than write and maintain long documents that rarely get read. I have used strong words to share my dislike for documentation in the past, and I still feel the same way today. Yet here I am, asking you to write more. A whole lot…

Writing

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Improve your project docs with journalling
Improve your project docs with journalling
Writing

4 min read


Published in

Nerd For Tech

·Aug 14, 2022

Switching from Handlebars to Pug

When creating japapps.com, I wanted a minimal and easy way to generate HTML from a database of articles. I chose to start with HandlebarsJS. This worked well until recently. …

Pugjs

4 min read

Switching from Handlebars to Pug
Switching from Handlebars to Pug
Pugjs

4 min read

David Dikman

David Dikman

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Full-stack developer and founder. Writing here and at https://greycastle.se. Currently open for contract work.

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