How To Take Your Web3 Solidity Contract With Hardhat & Create A Docker Image With The Local Deployment — Full Walkthrough — What We’re Building This is a full walkthrough, understanding errors, explaining different steps and strategies, on how we’re going to build a Docker image that holds and runs a Hardhat Solidity contract on localhost. I go in depth as much possible on this article, so that you fully understand the different steps, but…

Getting TypeScript Gatsby To Work With Environment Variables At Docker Run Time — What Is This? If you haven’t read the problem and solution of the regular GatsbyJS version, I recommend you check out the original article. Gatsby Docker Env Vars Alternative Getting GatsbyJS To Work With Environment Variables At Docker Run Timecodingwithmanny.medium.com This article will focus specifically on setting up the same environment but with TypeScript support.

Getting GatsbyJS To Work With Environment Variables At Docker Run Time — The Problem Does Gatsby support environment variables? Yes, but only at build time.

Set Up Continuous Deployments With AWS CodePipeline To Elastic Beanstalk Docker — What If you haven’t checked out the first part of this walkthrough, take a look at the link below. NodeJS TypeScript Docker Deployment Process With AWS EBS How To Package A NodeJS TypeScript App, Build & Deploy The Docker Image To AWS Elastic Beanstalkmedium.com In this article we’re going to walkthrough the process of setting up AWS CodePipeline to automatically deploy our code from GitHub to our existing Docker environment on Elastic Beanstalk.

How To Package A NodeJS TypeScript App, Build & Deploy The Docker Image To AWS Elastic Beanstalk — Why I won’t dive into the benefits of TypeScript, so I’ll assume that you already have a NodeJS TypeScript application that you want to bundle as a Docker image and deploy to a hosting service that supports Docker. Docker is the main reason. Docker is the main reason for setting up…

Building The ReactJS Frontend To Connect To Your Backend API — What Are We Building We’re building the frontend portion of the Amazon Wishlist App to allow you to search for Amazon products on Amazon.com and then add those items to your frontend we client.

Create An API That Scrapes Amazon.com With ReactJS & NodeJS — What Are We Building? Essentially what we are building is a way to ping Amazon.com’s website to be able to retrieve information that we need on products to be able to show on our own frontend. Use-cases This is a very simple base to be able to do some interesting things with their affiliate program…

Breaking Down The Steamroller Algorithm Problem From FreeCodeCamp.org — Goal We’re going to examine the problem of trying to flattening arrays in JavaScript or the act of making a multidimensional array into a single dimensional array: [1, [2], [3, [4]]] -> [1, 2, 3, 4] Real World Use In most cases I see this as a formatting issue or you need to get…

Three simple to advance hacks to writing Postman tests — Audit Your API Often when I’m working on a project, or even when I inherit and existing project, the first thing I look at is the API. It’ll give me insight as to how the payload is handled, what status codes to account for, what conventions are being followed, and more. If you’re…