Joining Strings in Elixir
In Elixir, you can concatenate or join strings using various methods. Concatenating strings is a common operation in programming and can be achieved u...
Creating Nested Routes with Parameters
In NestJS, you can create nested routes with parameters to organize your API endpoints and handle more complex data structures. Nested routes allow yo...
Difference between a Method and a Function
In programming, the terms "method" and "function" are often used to describe blocks of code that perform a specific task. While th...
Checking if a variable is set
To determine whether a variable is set or not in Bash, you can use various methods and conditional checks.
Using test command or [ ] brackets
The test...
Creating Separate Modules for Debug and Release Builds
In Android development, it's essential to manage debug and release builds effectively to ensure a smooth development process and maintain a reliable p...
Troubleshooting Deep Link Issues in Android 12
In this tutorial, we'll explore a common issue in Android 12 where deep links fail to open properly in your app.
Step 1: Check AndroidManifest.xml
Ens...
Uninstalling NPM Modules
In Node.js, you can easily uninstall NPM (Node Package Manager) modules when you no longer need them. Removing unnecessary modules helps keep your pro...
Checking if an Item Exists in an List or Tuple
In Elixir, you can determine if an item exists in a list or tuple using various built-in functions. Checking for the presence of an item is a common o...
Loop Inside React JSX
In React, you can use loops to dynamically render repetitive elements or content within JSX (JavaScript XML).
#1. Using map() to Loop
One of the most...
Explicitly Setting a New Property on `window`
In TypeScript, when you want to add a new property to the window object (the global object in the browser), you need to ensure that TypeScript recogni...
