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ivoecpereira
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Comment #26731108
If doing that, why not go full-mode and store JWT in cookie with http-only flag?
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Comment #26649903
I have done some scraping on my own of some real estate listing websites on my city and applied some filters. The OP goes much deeper into that idea and I can totally see the need …
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Comment #25558131
I have written about this as well[1] and even built a Github PoC about it comparing both approaches regarding speed[2] but one of the main flaws is the lack of a deeper considerati…
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Comment #25520680
That should be the purpose I assume, unless you are in a stressing position where you would be willing to accept a lower paying job. From my experience recruiters prefer to be told…
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Comment #25110321
Same here. Awesome material!
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Comment #24810087
Thank you both! A Friend Link without Paywall :) https://medium.com/swlh/why-you-shouldnt-use-offset-and-limi... Let me know if you have any suggestions on it, would love to know a…
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Comment #24809790
Summarizing my experience: I have published a single article with the goal of better understanding the subjects and be able to correctly teach it (ofc a side income would be nice a…
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Comment #24422654
What out for "Devtools detect" :) https://github.com/sindresorhus/devtools-detect
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Comment #23688696
As I would liked your approach in other times, wouldn't it be a bad one in today"s privacy matters/GDPR and being able to enumerate your database?
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Comment #23318019
Add the awesome https://telescope.ac to that list.
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Comment #21729658
For side projects doesn't it end up being a little too expensive?
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Comment #21729651
You might want to check out FaunaDB.
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Comment #21727959
Out of curiosity, what are you using for your databases?
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Comment #21727663
Possibly. I use Serverless as well but I prefer to keep my options open when playing with a new project, than trying to force everything into the same tool. If he is lean to learn …
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Comment #21726847
I would suggest reading about Ansible and working on an initial collection of Ansible playbooks that might help on that. Check out https://www.thecloud.coach/ansible-crash-course .…
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Comment #21195328
This would be a nice addition to the website, comparing the solution with each of its competitors.