Tiny Interview: Django Search Filter
Django is a popular Python framework for building web applications. Test your Django knowledge by improving the search filter application in this tiny interview.
Django is a popular Python framework for building web applications. Test your Django knowledge by improving the search filter application in this tiny interview.
Considering current languages have object-oriented programming features, most database management systems are based on the relational model, with tables instead of objects. For these reasons, mapping relational objects is very important in development. In this article, you will learn what TypeORM, one of the main tools used today, is.
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Vue is a popular JavaScript library for building frontend applications and user interfaces. It builds on HTML, CSS and JavaScript and employs a declarative model for building components. Test your Vue knowledge by improving the counter application in this tiny interview.
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React and React Native are similar in that they both allow web developers to build applications based on the unique concept of components. But the two frameworks do this in radically different ways. In this post, we cover the key differences between react and react native frameworks, implementation, and which is an appropriate choice.
Unit tests ideally test a small unit (or rather, amount) of code. For this tiny interview, we have created 20 bad functions, write testcases to break them all!
In this tiny interview, the provided function works but is very slow on larger inputs. Can you make it faster?