In total, I've written 16 articles in this blog. You can find them all below, or by searching for a post title.
Let's see how to build an API using Python's framework FastAPI. This is part 2 of a series of posts where we build an API for a fictional book store. The project includes all the main topics required to build an API like: endpoints, authentication/authorization, databases, ORM's and more. In this part of the series, we focus on creating differents endpoints to create, read, update and delete (CRUD) books from our API.
Let's learn how to build an API using Python framework FastAPI, by creating a online book store ecommerce service.
In this guide, we'll see an easy way of linking our latest blog posts to our Github profile using a 3rd party package.
In this how to guide, let's see how we can create a Github profile page and styling it to display stats, images, and much more to make it look the way we like it
In this post we\'ll see an easy way to add an rss feed to your Next.Js website without writing XML'
Let's see how and why I migrated my blog from Gatsby-Sanity to Next-MDX.
In this article, we check on some of the most common mistakes beginners make when starting to learn how to write code.
Let's see what is Front End and Back End Development and what are the differences between each.
In this tutorial, we learn how to add pagination to a Gatsby Blog that uses Sanity io headless CMS or any CMS.
In this post, we examine the importance of building our own projects and how it will help us improve as a programmer
In this post we write about tutorial hell. A big concern of every beginner programmer, we will see exactly what is tutorial hell, why it is dangerous for developers and how to escape it.
In this post, we look into how to fetch data from Sanity headless CMS and render dynamic pages using Next.js for a blog-style site.
Let's learn how to create a blog website using Next.js and the headless CMS Sanity.
A very common question. We evaluated the pros and cons of learning one or more programming languages at the same time.
In this post, we have an overview of all the possible paths that we can take as a developer
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