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"How-to" refers to instructional content providing step-by-step guidance on performing a specific task or achieving an outcome. These guides are essential for knowledge transfer, skill development, and problem-solving in various domains, empowering users to learn and execute new abilities.
1. Headless Raspberry Pi Setup
Don’t have an extra keyboard or HDMI cable? Here’s how to do a headless <a href="https://www.raspbian.org/" target="_blank">Raspbian</a> install on your Pi.
2. 7 Easy Methods to Fix the Red Light on Router
When the Internet light on your router is red, there is a problem with our internet connection that needs to be fixed as soon as possible.
3. Minecraft: How to Make an Invisibility Potion
Add a golden carrot and a fermented spider eye to an awkward potion to make invisibility potions in Minecraft. Then, use these potions to sneak up on others.
4. $200 Solar Self-sufficiency — Without your Landlord Noticing
Building a solar micro-grid in my bedroom with parts from Amazon
5. How to Add Script Tags in React
Adding a new script tag and directly appending it to the <head> element of the page is the easiest way to add <script> tags in the React app.
6. The Easiest Way to Access the Dark Web on an iPhone
Learn how to access the dark web on your iPhone with these simple steps. Stay anonymous and protect your privacy while browsing the hidden web.
7. How to Fix Android Not Receiving Verification Texts Error
This guide explains 10 ways to fix unreceived verification code texts errors on Android phones.
8. How to Remove Commas From String Python
In this article, we will learn to remove commas from strings using the python program. We will create a program using different methods and using different func
9. Let's Write a Video Codec - Part 3: Still Images
In this part of the series, we apply the DCT to real images and explore the concept of quantization. Coincidentally, JPEG operates in the same manner.
10. How to Resolve the "SyntaxError: Non-Default Argument Follows Default Argument" Error in Python
Learn how to resolve the "SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument" in Python with this in-depth tutorial. Understand the difference between d
11. How to Spy on an iPhone Without The User Knowing
Learn how to use the latest spy apps to monitor an iPhone remotely! Discover step-by-step instructions on how to spy on an iPhone without them knowing.
12. Here is How to Fix the P Key on a Keyboard Not Working
There are two common causes of a malfunctioning keyboard. Mechanical failure and software issues.
13. How to Defeat Sekiro’s Demon of Hatred Boss
Here are some tips and tricks to defeat the Demon of Hatred from Sekiro.
14. MongoDB and Docker-Compose: How to Enable a Custom User and Password Automatically
How can we create a custom user and password to access MongoDB when using docker-compose? Let's see how.
15. How to Build a 32-Core Raspberry Pi Cluster From Scratch
How to Build a 32-Core Raspberry Pi Cluster From Scratch
16. 🎨 Export a .svg file using Canva ⚛️
Create .svgs using Canva.com Pro by selecting SVG from the dropdown options menu.
17. Exploring the WebUSB API: Connecting to USB Devices and Printing With TSPL/TSPL2
The WebUSB API provides classes and methods that allow us to connect devices and send or receive data via USB on web browsers.
18. How to Dockerize And Deploy Django Applications
In this tutorial, you learned how to dockerize and deploy Django applications using Docker, Django, and Heroku.
19. Test Impact Analysis - What It Is, How to Test It, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Test impact analysis can help speed up test cycles but not properly managed it can become unruly. Learn how to effectively utilize this method here.
20. How to Implement a Stake and Reward Contract in Solidity
How to Implement a Stake and Reward Contract in Solidity. Code that you can use in production.
21. Creating an Augmented Reality App: Technology Guide 2022
Learn how to develop an AR app in 2022/2023: Mobile AR, ARKit and ARCore platform comparison, Smart Glasses, Wearables, and Web-based AR overview.
22. 5 Ways to Keep Track of Your Cryptocurrency Taxes
As a basic instinct of human nature, we explore various investment opportunities and financial vehicles to grow our investments. Cryptocurrency trading is a fairly young market and there are a lot of gray areas one needs to be aware before jumping into it.
23. React: Everything You Need to Know in 5 Minutes
Can you learn React in five minutes? Well, it depends on what you mean by “learn React”. In this blog post you will “learn the basics of React” in five minutes!
24. Removing Single Line Comments: Python for Beginners
This article is about removing single line comments from text.
25. 7 Ways to Fix When Your Email Has Stopped Working on an Android Phone
These 7 ways to fix the email on your Android phone should have you back to being productive in no time!
26. Your Own Animated AI Avatar
Using Midjourney I created an avatar. I had ChatGPT create a script. ElevenLabs for text into audio and with D-ID for the video
27. The Most Common Coding Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
There are many mistakes a new programmer can make. Today, you
will learn the most common mistakes that beginners make, and how you can avoid them.
28. What the Heck Is Malloy?
Malloy is a new experimental language for describing data relationships and transformations created by the developer of Looker.
29. AI Coding Tools Are Still in the R&D Stage
According to Stack Overflow's 2024 survey, 76% of developers are using or planning to use AI tools.
30. How to Remove TikTok Watermark in Seconds
Not interested in manual video editing? Here's How to Remove Tiktok Watermark/Logo within seconds with zero editing required! Mark the words! Within seconds!
31. Mastering the PHP GD Library - Part 1: Generating an Image
PHP GD is a library that performs fantastic tasks that helps you to do several things with your image.
32. How to Become a Cryptocurrency Trader: How These 10 Pros Did It
I asked 10 Cryptocurrency Traders how they started, their core skills, the challenges they face and how they can help newbies navigate this path.
33. How to Scrape Kasada Protected Websites
How to scrape Kasada-protected websites with Python and other tools, both free and commercial
34. Using Truffle L2 Boxes to Bridge Blockchain Networks
Building dapps that interoperate between L1s and L2s can be difficult. Let's look at using the Optimism Bridge Truffle Box as a way to make things easier.
35. How to Build a GraphQL Data Layer for REST Microservices
GraphQL is a great technology for REST microservices. Learn how to create a data layer for microservices, without writing any code!
36. An Important Lesson About React Hooks
The react hooks are regular functions.
37. Webpack to Vite: Improving Speed and Performance
We migrated our web app’s codebase from Webpack 4 to Vite for one simple reason: speed.
38. What Is Cloudwatch Embedded Metrics?
I can’t believe not many people are talking about this AWS feature. It’s a game changer!
39. Finding and Fixing Ajax Errors Using the Network Tab
This will enable finding and fixing Ajax errors using Network Tab! Once this is resolved your JavaScript Ability will be legit!
40. Webhooks Using Python - A Guide
A guide on how to build webhooks using Python
41. The Step-by-Step Guide to Deploying Your Next.js App to Firebase Hosting
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to deploy a full-stack JavaScript web app into Firebase. We’ll deploy a Next.js application to Firebase hosting.
42. 5 Best Ways to Get Pirate Coins in Lost Ark
Pirate Coins are a key currency in Lost Ark for buying ships, hiring crew, and unlocking collectibles. Here are the best ways to get pirate coins in Lost Ark.
43. The Quickest and Most Secure Way to Run Your Blockchain Node
This article tells you the quickest approach to running a blockchain node. You can save yourself a lot of time reading it!
44. I was the Blockchain Architect for a dozen projects. This is what I learnt.
It’s been a hell of a ride.
45. How to Enable MariaDB Replication: A Guide
To set up replication for a new fresh MariaDB server, you can just enable the binary log in the primary and configure the connection in the replica.
46. How to Optimize Google Cloud BigQuery and Control the Cost
I unknowingly blew $3,000 in 6 hours on one query in Google Cloud BigQuery. Here’s why and 3 easy steps to optimize the cost.
47. How to use Redis HyperLogLog
How to use Redis HyperLogLog data structure to store millions of unique items.
48. Developing and Deploying Smart Contracts With Foundry & Openzeppelin: A Guide
Getting started with Foundry by developing, testing, deploying, and verifying your smart contracts with Foundry
49. It’s Time to Start Learning Coding: Top 20+ Best Websites To Learn Programming in 2020
I’m sure many of us are wondering how to stay a relevant professional in the post-pandemic world. One of the ways, obviously, is learning to program. Now that the industry is at the 21% growth rate (higher than that of any other field), it’s clear that the demand for good developers is not going anywhere.
50. How To Build an Absurdly Backwards Compatible Website
Let’s face it: the internet is broken.
51. How to Transport Your Components Anywhere With React Portals
To solve this problem, we can teleport the modal out of its own component and into another part of our template using createPortal.
52. How to Create a React Project From Scratch With TypeScript and Vite
A step by step guide on how to create a React project from scratch, with TypeScript and Vite
53. How to Create a Personal Blog With Hugo and Netlify
Blog website using a static site generator Hugo and deploying it to Netlify
54. A Guide to Self-Hosting Your Own Website Analytics With Umami
Self-host your own website analytics with Umami.
55. How to Make a Responsive Mega Menu in HTML CSS
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a mega-menu in HTML/CSS, also called a "dropdown menu".
56. A Nodejs Tutorial: OpenPGP Crypto Functions on a Node API Server
some generic Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) primitive functions presented as API calls running on a Node https: server.
57. Using AccessControl.sol [A How-To Guide]
Three example configurations for the new OpenZeppelin access control contract.
58. I Made ChatGPT Act as a MariaDB Database
ChatGPT is truly impressive. You can instruct it to do all sorts of things when they can be communicated in plain text.
59. Setting Up Husky 8 With Lerna
Learn everything you need to know about setting up Husky 8 with Lerna in this useful step-by-step guide.
60. How We Built Our Software Documentation On Docusaurus
To cover our bases, we needed to improve and expand our documentation and this time, we wanted to make it scalable with Docusaurus.
61. How to Quickly Summarize YouTube Videos Using Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity in 2024
These AI tools can quickly summarize a video's content so you don't have to watch the entire thing.
62. Zero Downtime Deployment: Upgrade Your Dockerized App With the Blue-Green Technique
If this is your first time hearing such a deployment technique, there is absolutely nothing to be afraid of, I will provide you with steps that will aid you.
63. Getting Prices Right
How to implement better price feeds in smart contracts
64. Mitigating Data Breaches in HR Analytics with RLS in MS Power BI and Apache Superset
The article tells how one can leverage RLS in both Power BI and Apache Superset to mitigate potential data breaches.
65. 3 Easy Ways to Share Your Location on an iPhone
Learn how to easily share your iPhone location with family and friends. Find out 3 ways to do it quickly and securely, and keep your location private.
66. How to Make a Captcha in Python
Captcha is becoming complex and impractical with time. So, I dedicated myself to make my own captcha system that's more practical.
67. How to Optimize React Performace by Using useRef Hooks
And how we stopped our React Context re-rendering everything
68. How to Verify Yourself on Mastodon
Any official website for a person or company can easily declare the trustworthiness of a Mastodon account (or multiple accounts).
69. Accelerating Android Application Development With the ADB Idea Plugin
In this article, I want to tell you about a useful plugin ADB Idea. I use it every day, but I noticed that others use it in their work quite rarely.
70. How I Go From Idea to Revenue in 13 Steps
How I take ideas and turn them into revenue in 13 steps.
71. Obtaining Data From Images Using Exif: How To Automate The Process
A how-to guide for automating the EXIF data from batch image files.
72. Blockchain Democracy: A How-To Guide For Smart Contract Developers
73. How to Build a Circuit: Breadboards for Beginners
When learning how to build a circuit, the breadboard is one of the most basic components. A breadboard is a rectangular plastic board with many small jacks.
74. Creating and Releasing an App with Flutter: Part I
This is the first article in a series in which we will create an application from scratch and publish it on different platforms.
75. Handling Files on the Web: A Deep Dive
Take a deep dive into file handling in JavaScript, starting by exploring how files work, how to access them, how to upload them to a server, and some third-par
76. How To Review a Governance Action
Governors approving a change should know which functions are being called, what parameters are being used, and what effects these will have.
77. No More Heavy RAM Memory Consumption: Apply These 3 Secret Techniques
It turns out that running ts-node-dev / ts-node is constantly consuming hundreds of megabytes of RAM - Here's how to fix it
78. How to Build a Web Application: An Outline of the Major Steps
Learn the best way to build a web app and launch it. This blog will provide you with a simple and informative guide on how to build a web application.
79. 125 Stories To Learn How To Do X
Learn everything you need to know about How To via these 125 free HackerNoon stories.
80. How to Use Git to See Recent Changes in a Specified Time Period
Have you ever gone on a long holiday and wanted to check the updates your team has made since 2 weeks ago?
81. What is Code Review and How To Do It Right?
Why do you really need a code review and how to do it right?
82. Managing Local Kubernetes Cluster with Lightweight Kubernetes and Traefik Proxy
Motivation
83. How to Delete Your Reddit Account
The first step is obvious: go to Reddit and make sure that you’re logged into the account you want to be deleted.
84. How to Quickly and Efficiently Create Tests for MySQL
How to quickly and efficiently create tests for MySQL without installing any additional utilities.
85. Framer Motion: The Ultimate Keyframe Tutorial for Mind-Blowing Animations
React animations are a powerful way to make your web applications more engaging and dynamic.
86. Technical Interview: How to Prepare, Structure, and More Tips
Interviewing someone isn't as easy as it seems. Here are some tips to form the best interview, both for you and your interviewee.
87. How to Define a Flutter Theme?
Design Global themes for a flutter app. Define a set of colors, font families, font sizes, font styles, button styles, styles for input text field, and more.
88. The Oracle Database Docker Image Can Supercharge Your DevOps Learning
This is a tutorial on how to install, use, and patch the Oracle Database Docker Image. Docker is a PaaS that delivers software in packages called containers.
89. Git blame - Figuring Out Who Modified a Line With Git
Have you ever found a bug inducing line change in your code, and wondered who made the change to that line? Fortunately, git has a command for that
90. How to Build A Streaming App Like Netflix?
Netflix is, by far, the most popular streaming platform available in the market. With over 192.95 million paid subscribers from all over the world, it is definitely leading the market of OTT apps.
91. The Fastest Way to Become A Professional Data Analyst
Sharyph, a tech writer, goes over how to become a professional data analyst.
92. RTK for the useReducer Hook: A Guide
So, in the basic scenario when there are no needs in the redux, I will only use the hook itself without heavy libraries just for the small feature.
93. Publish Go Packages With Goreleaser
Goreleaser is awesome. It's a simple tool that allows you to release your go packages.
94. Start Contributing to Open Source Projects: A Beginner's Guide
beginners guide to making open source contributions
95. How to Securely Verify Signature Hashes
In this blog post we will explain how the Jenkins webhook plugin vulnerability works, how to avoid it, and what we do at Svix to protect our customers.
96. Salesforce Functions for Caching Expensive Queries
In this article, we will walk through the use of Salesforce Functions to cache expensive queries.
97. How To Spot Influencer Fraud
Learn how to avoid fake influencers and get started in influencer marketing! How to choose the right influencer, which are the best metrics… and more inside.
98. Automate Simply With Webhook
Automate anything with Webhook, a simple tool for your toolbox
99. Understand React.js in 1 Minute and 58 Seconds
Understand React.js in 1 Minute 58 Seconds
100. How to Become a Quality Assurance Engineer
A Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer is a professional who tests software during the entire development process.
101. Git Stash - Everything You Need to Know About Stashing Changes in Git
Sometimes, when we are making changes to a project in git, we realize we suddenly need to revert back to the last clean working directory version of our project
102. Scaling Your Apps Automatically with Zerops – Both Vertically and Horizontally
Deep dive into how Zerops, a dev-first cloud app platform, auto scales your apps vertically and horizontally. Runtimes, databases, object storage, and more.
103. The Importance of Cybersecurity in Early-stage Startups
When it comes to early-stage startups and cybersecurity, the two concepts do not always go hand-in-hand. In this write-up, we'll explain the importance of cybersecurity and how it will build trust with customers and investors.
104. OBS for Dummies : How to Record Your Screen
Wait... OBS..I have heard it somewhere.
105. Mad Maxis: The Mematic Rise of BRC-20 tokens
106. ImageBank: An Easy Display Solution for Sharing a Large Number of Images
What I wanted to be able to do is just mass upload and display some of these images in an easy-to-use fashion...
107. A Common Misunderstanding About Python Generators
I received the following email a few days ago:
108. How to Look and Sound Better in Video Conference
Now that we all spend so much time in video conferencing either for work or life, it is critical to make yourself look and sound the best to your colleagues, family and friends. It is not only about self image, but also about having the “real” you projecting the maximum presence remotely. In this article, I would like to introduce a few simple steps to improve your look and sound in video conferencing tools.
109. What Google Thinks About You
We've all ran to Google to research and checked the suggestions right after typing a few words. In this thread, our community shares their Google's suggestions.
110. Homebrew - Explained in Simple English
So, there are tonnes of jargon, commands, processes that we follow blindly after surfing from the internet without knowing the actual reasons and under the hood processes, that just remain in our short term memory and get purged eventually, thus we don't feel comfortable using or even about discussing in a group about them.
111. Using Rainforest API With WordPress [A How-To Guide]
Rainforest API is an alternative to the Amazon Product API provided to Amazon Associates. If you are thiking of building shopping comparisson sites with Amazon links and you don’t have an API key, or if you want to build a lot of pages very quickly without limitation, using Rainforest API is the answer. If you are serious about earning money as an Amazon Affiliate and want to make thousands of pages, do yourself a favor and start the project off right.
112. How to Work on an Unfamiliar Codebase
Hence, if you want to understand a codebase better, you need more than to just read its code; you need to draw diagrams.
113. Amending and Updating a Git Commit
Now, you can easily update your commit messages by simply adding --amend to your git command.
114. How to Use Lerna to Create a Monorepo for Multiple Node Packages
In this post, we will walk you through how to use Lerna to manage, and publish, multiple packages under the same monorepo
115. How to Migrate to dAPIs - A Developers Guide on Switching Your Oracle
API3 has developed an oracle node that is operated by the API Provider. This removes the intermediary node layer, or middleman.
116. This Is How Easy it Is to Read and Display Images
Working with images is more and more popularized; we are going to take dive into this field, first with the basics and starting with an open CV library.
117. 7 Soft Skills You Need for 2023 and How to Develop Them
This post will share seven soft skills programmers can develop to position them for greater success in the new year.
118. Git Worktree: How It Can Help You Enhance Your Git Workflow
Git worktree allows us to checkout many branches in a git repository. This lets us switch between different branches without losing our changes.
119. A Guide to Surviving in a Tech Company as a Non-Technical Staff
You have just started working in a prestigious tech company. But the problem is that you have 0% knowledge about tech. Here's how you can survive.
120. How to Change Your Email Signature in Outlook
Learn how to edit or update your Outlook signature on desktop, web, and mobile. Quickly change your Outlook signature with these simple steps.
121. How to Design the Hashnode Logo With HTML and CSS
In this article, we will learn how to recreate the Hashnode Logo using plain HTML/CSS. No JavaScript is involved.
122. How to Add Streaming to Your Jamstack Site in Minutes
A look at how simple it is to use Amazon IVS in a simple Jamstack site.
123. How to Get Started With Azure OpenAI Services
This is the first article of a series on Azure OpenAI Services. This article describes how to start and brings you directly to Azure OpenAI Service Studio.
124. Building a Simple Spotify Trends Dashboard with React & Data Viz Libraries
A small but useful project that demonstrates how to create a one-page data analytics app.
125. I Went From Never Reading to 54 Books in a Year, Here's How
I hope everyone can read more by reading this story of how I read from 0 to 54 books a year (On average, I read 40–50 books a year now).
126. What Holds People Back from Recording a Video at Work and How Guidde Solved It
The purpose of Guidde is to help people, like you, record their videos. They may have numerous reasons why they haven’t started yet, and that’s where we come in
127. How to Merge Two Sorted Arrays in C
In this blog, we will be discussing the algorithms and their implementations for merging two sorted arrays using C.
128. How to Put Parental Controls on an iPhone
Learn how to set up parental controls on your iPhone to protect your child from inappropriate content and monitor their digital activities.
129. Meet Hackernoon Contributor of the 2022 year — How To: Vlad Gukasov!
Vlad Gukasov talks about winning a Noonie!
130. 3 Ways to Become a Better Technical Writing Manager
In this story, we analyze what makes up the role of a technical writing manager, how to improve your skills, and how to be a brilliant leader.
131. Doing Cloud Migration Right: How to Win at Cost Savings, Scalability, and Better Performance
Cloud adoption is already mainstream. Your cloud project can be pretty straightforward or incredibly complex.
132. How to Share Rust Types With TypeScript for WebAssembly in 30 Seconds: A Quick Guide
Discover the most seamless developer experience with Rust and WebAssembly. This is the fastest way to auto-generate TypeScript definitions from your Rust code.
133. Closures Demystified: Unlocking Hidden Potential in Your JavaScript Code
If you have understood the discussion so far, you should feel confident in your capacity to discuss closures when asked about them during your next interview.
134. Connecting Securely to Private AWS Resources by Using SSH Tunnels and Bastion Hosts
The Problem with Publicly Accessible AWS Resources and how to solve it
135. How to Design Your App or Website for FREE
If you value your time and you don't want to waste it, you must design your Website or App first instead of rushing to program it.
136. Creating A Killer README File: Ultimate Guide
After code comments, the README file is one of the most ubiquitous forms of documentation found in software development today.
137. No Bullsh** Guide to Start a Money Making Blog in 10 Minutes
Be it for your passion for writing or to help generate an extra income, blogging is your one stop solution.
138. New AI from Google: Bard Image Generation (How-to Use, Review)
Stuck creating visuals for your blog? Unleash the power of Bard’s AI image generation! Generate unique, SEO-friendly visuals to boost engagement & traffic.
139. The Rigours of NFT Game Design
NFT games can come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes. They can be simple on-chain strategy games, advanced and expansive massively multiplayer online
140. SMART Goal-Setting: The Technique to Achieve All Your Goals in 2023
Harsh Makadia explains how to achieve your goals in 2023.
141. How To Install Virtual Media On An iDrac Controller
The iDRAC is a Dell remote access controller. This controller allows for remote power cycling, and a virutal console with keyboard, video, and mouse. It also provides a number of ways to roll out an operating system or vmware.
142. How I can Save my Insurance Firm During Disaster?
Natural disasters are unpredictable that has the ability to destruct the
globe entirely. It has so much force that even giant construction can
get into the ground in seconds, imagine where humans would go. In
such scenarios, one should stay full secure but preparedness is the
only way to combat a natural disaster.
143. How Does User Experience Leave A Footprint On Your Business?
Everything boils down to customer experience today. Whether it is a mobile application or a website, there is absolutely no way you can turn a blind eye to UX and UI.
144. Unlocking GPU-Accelerated Server-Side Rendering in Remotion With Chrome, Chromium & Puppeteer
Learn How to optimize GPU hardware acceleration for Chrome, Chromium, and Puppeteer on AWS. Enhance performance and smooth rendering in headless mode.
145. How Often Should You Post On Instagram?
How often should you post on Instagram? That’s the million dollar question with an easy answer for most, but there’s not a one size fits all approach.
146. A Guide on Staking the Axie Infinity Sidechain
This is a complete guide for those who play Axie infinity and know it well BUT also for complete beginners with no previous knowledge of staking and Axie Tokens
147. Coding Patterns Revealed
148. Building .NET Document API Layouts Using Flat Element Hierarchy
When we draw text, graphics, and other elements on a PDF page (or JPEG, SVG, and so on), we need to specify their coordinates.
149. Make Greater Gains in Crypto With Less Stress - Good Company Interview
Learn how to invest into crypto safely. The world's first diversified crypto fund. Investor tips. Business tips.
150. What the FORK Are You Doing to That Repository?!
Today, we're going to talk about one of the most important features of GitHub, and that's forking. First of all, what does it mean?
151. Introduction to Local Variable Type Inferences: Declare Var, Not War
In this article, I will try to explain Java 10 new feature local variable type inference using reserved type name var.
152. 5 Ways to Use Solar Energy Software : Here Codes the Sun
Companies have started developing solar energy software that allows businesses and individuals to regulate how energy is created, distributed, and utilized.
153. How to Become a Successful Published eBook Author
In one week, I sold 1,000 copies of my eBook (and maybe you can too). I made $7,990 in a week with the eBook and $225 through affiliate network connections.
154. A Few Quick Lessons From My Worst Hire
Sharing the lessons I learned from hiring an incompetent and unqualified employee.
155. My Follow-up to Creating a Web Component for Reveal.js
An update to my earlier demo of building a web component version of Reveal.js.
156. How to Build a Technical Blogging Platform with David Smooke and Clever Programming
In this video, Naz will be interviewing the CEO of Hackernoon, David Smooke. Tune in for some insights!
157. How You Use Tablet Mode on Windows 10
If you are a user of a touch screen Windows device and use the Windows 10 operating system, then you possibly know about the tablet mode functionality. The tablet mode is a feature that you can find in most modern devices, and it enables you to disable your laptop’s or any Windows device keyboard and turn it into a tablet device. Using this functionality on your Windows device is pretty easy and fun. You can make your computing work much easier and comfortable by using this functionality. Most devices that support this functionality provides you with the option to switch in and out of the tablet mode automatically. If you want, you can also manually enable and disable the tablet mode whenever you need. Now, you can also use this feature on your Windows 10 touch screen device.
158. Extending Your Login Flow With Auth0 Actions
In this article, I am going to explain what is Auth0 Actions, why to use them, and how to set one up.
159. What’s The Deal With Programming In Arduino
Arduino is an amazing platform to get into hardware development and programming. But there are a few things you need to know before you start.
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