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Axios is one of the most popular HTTP client libraries for making requests to REST APIs in JavaScript and TypeScript applications. In this beginner's guide, you will learn at how to set up and use Axios with any TypeScript project to make API requests and get response data. Let’s get started!
Are you a software engineer who works with PostgreSQL? Do you often find yourself needing to manipulate and aggregate strings in your database? If so, you're in luck because PostgreSQL provides a powerful function called string_agg. In this blog post, you dive into what string_agg is, how it's related to MySQL's group_concat, and walk through a couple of examples using real data. By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of how to make the most string_agg in your PostgreSQL queries. Let’s get going!
The term “full-stack engineer” is often thrown around in the software industry, particularly in web development. Let me break the news to you, a real full-stack engineer is a mythical unicorn. In this post, you will learn about how and why there are ~nine actual full-stack engineers in this world, and you are not one of them. Still, you can be very successful in your software engineering career, carry on reading to know how.
In the ever-evolving world of web development, handling HTTP requests is a fundamental task. Whether you're building a frontend application or a backend service, you'll likely find yourself dealing with APIs and remote servers. Axios, a popular JavaScript library, simplifies the process of making HTTP requests. However, what happens when those requests fail? In this beginner’s guide, you will explore how to tackle this issue by using Axios Retry, an essential plugin that can save you time and frustration. Let's get started!
Postgres is a very popular and feature-rich database. However, unlike other database management systems like MySQL, you cannot use the LIMIT keyword in Delete or Update statements. You can only use it in a select statement. In this blog post, you will learn about a couple of workarounds that can help delete rows on a Posgrest table with an arbitrary limit, let’s get going!
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