What a week it was! Our remote team came together for yet another in-person work week. From working towards a few deadlines to collaborative sessions, from fun activities to late-night binges, we created long-lasting memories. Until next time!🚀
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All hands on the deck at True Sparrow!
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Excited to share that Team @PLGWorks is participating in Asia’s Biggest Ethereum Hackathon @ETHGlobal #ETHIndia2022 at Bangalore 

 #TeamTokyo: @harshitbeni @Vindeep07 @dhruvtailor7 @VRDighe Rohit Jha #TeamRio: @Meeth @TechieKedar @adityarajsingh_ @CharkhaMohit @rajshah0211
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Web apps are built using responsive design which has it’s benefits. Eg. use the same codebase for rendering UI on diff devices. Benefits bring complexities too. Here's how useState() composable can be used to optimize our Nuxt3 app bit.ly/3EZFVFm/ #nuxtjs #vue #webapp
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Excited to announce the launch 🚀of 'UniCache' on @ProductHunt. UniCache is an NPM package that provides a singleton interface and behavior for Memcached, Redis and In-memory caching. Easily interact or switch between them in minutes! Do check it out! bit.ly/3MG6Ur8
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Defer delays execution of functions causing an error, panic statement stops the program & recover is used to recover the message during panic Let’s discuss the defer, panic, recovery statements & their roles/importance in a production ready code in #Go bit.ly/3dOtwZJ
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Django provides various built-in middlewares & flexibility to write our own middleware. These middlewares are the framework of hooks to process request/response Let's see how we can implement middleware in Django in 2 easy steps #django #python #backend bit.ly/3E49Ift
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Few Selenium WebElement methods like getSize(), submit(), getLocation(), getCssValue(), & getRect() are not very common. Each method is very useful in different scenarios. 

Let’s take a look at these methods & where they can be used. #qa #selenium bit.ly/3reMlrS
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JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is used when data is sent from a server to a web application. With the help of some code examples, let’s learn to parse, read & write JSON in python & how to convert a python Dictionary to JSON #Python #JSON #dictionary bit.ly/3RkUF3V
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Contributing to open-source libraries is always a challenge for someone contributing for the 1st time 
 @TechieKedar walks us through his journey learnings & fun making his very 1st contribution to the Open-Source community #opensource #nodejs #backend bit.ly/3Sn8dxd
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Lists are a common way to represent data. This list can be infinite & fetching large data at once slows down the app. Pagination helps solve this. Let's learn to implement pagination in a React Native app using FlatList component.
 #reactnative #app bit.ly/3CdpO51
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Sockets help in establishing communication between processes. This communication is based on the client-server model.

 Let’s read about the fundamentals of socket programming & discuss how data flows & communication works in GoLang. #Golang #sockets bit.ly/3Sd7Xkt
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Efficient error handling is essential to have in any software app. This refers to responding & recovering from error conditions. Errors in Go are different. Today, we go through how different they are & how they are handled in Go #Golang #backend #error bit.ly/3Sw97ar
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It's exciting & super-special it is for every open-source contributor when their 1st PR is merged. Beginners are always wondering how the community works, how projects are maintained etc. 

@vaibhavdigher, shares his experience with us #OpenSource 

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Just received an update from Product Hunt. The rankings are being reviewed....🤞
#3 OR #4.....we’re still wondering 🤔 Sharing our unique experience on launching #AppLogger on Product Hunt. @ProductHunt, where do we stand? #producthunt #launch #reactnative #QA #mobileappdevelopment bit.ly/3qZiGTq
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#3 OR #4.....we’re still wondering 🤔 Sharing our unique experience on launching #AppLogger on Product Hunt. @ProductHunt, where do we stand? #producthunt #launch #reactnative #QA #mobileappdevelopment bit.ly/3qZiGTq
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useRef() Hook is one of the standard hooks provided by #React. The main use case for the 'useRef hook()' is to access the DOM child directly.
 Here’s a walkthrough on how useRef works. #React #ReactJS #frontenddev #useContext bit.ly/3S6ORMC
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Topic-based exchange in #RabbitMQ can be used for solving complex use cases like triggering/executing long-running background tasks, scaling down during peak hours etc. Let’s take a look at the working of #RabbitMQ & exchange types

 #rabbitmq #python bit.ly/3UrpWVw/
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Including images in your web apps as a part of the UI is considered best practise. #nextjs ensures serving these images in the most optimized way Today we look at the history of, why we need & how to use an image component in #nextjs #nextjs #frontend bit.ly/3dsBK9z/
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Let’s introduce you to the world of #QUIC & #HTTP/3 the challenges it solves, the thought process behind the solution & the solution itself. #HTTP/2 is not going anywhere & is here to stay. We’ll see why through this blog. #QUIC #HTTP3 #frontend #DevOps bit.ly/3QUFwpG
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