There is an easy way to migrate MongoDB database between different hosts. Sometimes we might need it for example in case of: moving db from local database to the remote creating a backup copy of the db “freezing” all the content we have to be able to restore at some…

There are tons of cool APIs where we can get images from for our apps. In this guide we are going to use Pixabay API for loading background images. You will need to get an API key from pixabay.com. Import ImageBackground element from react-native import { ImageBackground} from 'react-native'; Add…

Photo by @barkiple This article is written mostly for people who are just starting to learn programming. I’d love to hear from you, is it “clicking” or not? …

This article is written mostly for people who are just starting to learn programming. I’d love to hear from you, is it “clicking” or not? …

According to StackOverflow.com, the biggest community website for professional and enthusiast programmers, JavaScript has been the world’s most popular language for 9 years in a row. Knowing JavaScript opens numerous possibilities for a developer. …

Surge is a great platform offering easy publishing for the web clients, it’s free, allows custom subdomains and has great CLI tools. One issue you might find though is that when trying ti publish a project with react router the routes are not working if hit directly form the url. …

🔴 Do not try coding before deciding to sign up 🟢 Coding bootcamp is a serious commitment which will require a lot of dedication from you. Naturally, it will be easier to go through this challenging experience if you actually like what you are doing. …

Taking a bootcamp is a big decision which can transform your life and set on the path of being a developer or UX designer. One of the questions we get is “what am I going to be able to do after the bootcamp actually?”. “Getting to a job-ready level and…

The other day one of our students asked about possibility of having a CSS cheatsheet to help to decide on the best suited approach when doing this or that layout. This evolved into the idea of making a visual CSS cheatsheet with all (most) of the common patterns we see…