Have you ever needed to loop through multiple iterables in parallel when coding in Python? In this tutorial, we’ll use Python’s zip() function to efficiently perform parallel iteration over multiple iterables. Here’s what we’ll cover in this post: How to Use the ‘in’ Operator in Python to Traverse Iterables Why
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Using just a few keystrokes, it’s easy to capture part or all of your screen on a Mac. Screenshots are useful in many cases, like when you’re writing a blog post and you want to use images that will drive home the points you are making. This guide will show
Today we’re gonna learn how to use the CSS box model with examples. This will help you make pixel perfect websites and will teach you to use the box-sizing, margin, padding, and border properties more accurately. We’re also going to see some practical use cases for these properties. Let’s get
In music terminology, an onset refers to the beginning of a musical note or other sound. In this post, we will look at how to detect music onsets with Python’s audio signal processing libraries, Aubio and librosa. This tutorial is relevant even if your application doesn’t use Python – for
Webmention is a simple protocol developed by the IndieWeb Community that you can use to request notifications when your URLs are mentioned on the web. When you post on your own site and syndicate elsewhere (POSSE), Webmention lets you enable rich interactions on your syndicated posts. This article will walk
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When it comes to connectivity technologies for industrial asset tracking and monitoring, you’ve probably heard of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). But how familiar are you with Xtreme Low Energy (XLE)? In this blog, we better define both BLE and XLE, and overview the best IoT (Internet of Things) devices behind each for industrial asset tracking. […]
As cloud-based sensing and actuation along with compiling of data expands, we need to realise the lack of commonality in our understanding. Sometimes it’s just the words we use, sometimes it’s semantics, and still other times it’s our confusion of expected outcomes. In machinery we talk about RPM revolutions per minute or SPM Strokes per […]
The concept of private networks has been there for quite some time. Private networks are usually preferred by businesses and various types of private organisations to protect the data and information that they store and handle. Though the underlying technology and infrastructure for private and public networks remain the same, says Yash Mehta, an IoT and […]
When it comes to styling your React app, you have a ton of different options. Which do you choose? I have broken down the 5 primary ways you have to choose between when writing CSS in your React app. There is no #1 way to approach to writing styles in
The FARM stack is FastAPI, React, and MongoDB. It is a simpler form of the MERN stack that can make developing apps even faster. We just released a FARM stack course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. You will learn how to create a basic CRUD application. FastAPI is where