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Amazon Web Services (AWS) just introduced it's fully managed Quantum computing service 'Braket'
Today we have some very exciting news; just hours ago Amazon's cloud computing service (AWS) introduced a new fully managed service that allows programmers and researchers from around the world to finally start experimenting with Quantum Computing. They called it Braket!
Here's how you can start using feature flags today
A feature flag is a technique to turn on/off a feature at any time without having to maintain separate branches for each feature, and then once merged, is on by default. It'll basically allow you to ship a product with a feature switched off, then switch it on again any time in the future.
Here's a tool that'll help you build a solid webpack or parcel config files in no time
An awesome tool I found that helps you create your Webpack or Parcel config in a fraction of time, via an easy to use web interface.
How to deliver experiences best suited to a user's device and network constraints in React
Implement awesome features into your app to deliver the best possible experience based on the capabilities of the devices of your audience.
Many to Many vs Polymorphic relationships
Today we're discussing the differences between Many-to-Many and Polymorphic relationships as pros and cons.
Time series databases, what is it, and when to use it?
Learn what is a time series databases, why and when it should be used, what is the most common use cases for it, and see it compared with regular databases.
How to authenticate your JavaScript SDK using AWS Lambda & Serverless
Hello my friends, and welcome to a new story. Today we'll discuss the shortest method to use API key authentication for your JavaScript SDK using AWS Lambda.
Apple Macbook Flexgate issue
Apple have admitted this issue back in May 2019 but only for the 13 inch models, leaving 15 inch owners having to pay $600 to replace the entire screen, while the cable it self can only cost between $7 and $9 to replace