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    ExpressoTS - The Developer-Friendly TypeScript Framework for Server-Side Applications

    Built on a modular architecture and designed with simplicity in mind, it empowers developers to quickly create powerful applications. Current Partners ExpressoTS is an MIT-licensed open-source project. The Developer-Friendly TypeScript Framework for Server-Side Applications is available on Node.js.

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    Developer workflow tips no one tells you about

    These are the tools, tips and advice I wish I had internalized when I was just starting out. Many of the details below are specific to macOS, but similar tips and tricks apply on other systems. I've broken it down into the following categories: Computer setup Command-Line-Related Things Technical but non-CS advice.

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    maaslalani/invoice: Command line invoice generator

    GitHub - maaslalani/invoice: Command line invoice generator Invoice Generate invoices from the command line. View the generated PDF at, you can customize the output location with.

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    charmbracelet/pop: Send emails from your terminal 📬

    GitHub - charmbracelet/pop: Send emails from your terminal. You can also set the environment to pre-fill the field anytime you launch. Pop can be combined with other tools to create powerful email pipelines, such as: Mods Use with mods to write an email body with AI.

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    Use svg sprite icons in React

    The best way to use icons is ansvg spritesheet. This is one of the oldest tactics to optimize image loading. Instead of loading many small images, we load a single image and use code to display only the part we need. We will also build a React component that displays a specific icon by name with full type safe autocomplete.

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    Appium 2 Migration Guide: Migrating From Appium 1.x To Appium 2.x

    Appium has been around for almost a decade, and its very first version, 0.0.1, was released ten years ago. The maintainers of Appium had supported Appium 1.x for almost eight years before they suggested using Appium 2.x beta versions.

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    NEAR Smart Contract Tutorial With JavaScript

    In this article, we will be looking into the elements of a JavaScript-based NEAR smart contract. We will also see how to use the NEAR Command Line Interface(CLI), a powerful tool that lets you interact with the network. In NEAR, after you write a contract, it gets compiled into WebAssembly.

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    Learning Go by examples: part 11 - Generate a Go SDK (API client library) from your Go REST API

    The OpenAPI Generator is open sourced and has a GitHub repository. In this article we will use the generator that will allow us to generate a Go SDK with the parameters we will define. In order for our SDK to be generated with the right information, we must be careful to define certain elements of the swagger file.