A front-end developer is someone who works on software, like desktop or mobile websites, that users interact with. Specifically, a front-end developer spends time on the side of technology that the user touches and sees. The front end is also commonly referred to as the client side, or more broadly
Daily Archives: October 17, 2020
The latest stable release of Python is out! Open-source enthusiasts from all over the world have been working on new, enhanced, and deprecated features in Python for the past year. Though the beta versions have been rolling out for quite some time, the official release of Python 3.9.0
Docker and Kubernetes make it simpler to run code and software in different environments. Containers are a way of packaging software. Running a container is like running a virtual machine. You can use Docker to build and deploy containers and you can use Kubernetes to manage containers. We’ve released a
I recently came across AWS Chalice and was fascinated by the simplicity and usability it offers. AWS Chalice is a serverless framework that allows you to build serverless applications using Python, and deploy them on AWS using Amazon API Gateway and AWS Lambda. I decided to play around with it
You’ve heard of the MERN Stack but how about the MERNG Stack? Adding GraphQL to your stack can make interacting with data even simpler. We’ve released a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to use MongoDB, Express, Node, React, Node, and GraphQL to create