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Here is a new little tip for anyone who learns to use SQLAlchemy.
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Once upon a time, people used XHR . Everyone today (should) uses the fetch API, native to JavaScript. But do you know about the third way to query data?
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Here is a little tip for anyone who learns to use SQLAlchemy.
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This was fun coding challenge for a project last year. How do you evaluate the trigram of a person from his or her full name?
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SQLAlchemy provides ORM-like querying to any database. But knowing what is the final SQL executed can help us.
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Azure DevOps is a comprehensive platform that offers a wide range of benefits for software development and deployment.
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Using the RPC method on the Supabase client requires an additional step and TypeScript is involved.
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On Microsoft Azure, cost management is a day-to-day job. I’ll take an example with a Container Registry and the retention policy to keep only the last 10 images.
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Decorators in Python are equivalent to Custom Attributes in C#. Let’s check them out.
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This is a basic need and it is relatively simple. But is it maintainable?
