When using the fs module to write to files, sometimes you’re going to write to a JSON file. const contentStream = fs.createWriteStream( “./src/utilities/corpus/corpora/” + fileName + “.txt”, {flags: “a”} ); or fs.writeFile( “./src/utilities/corpus/corpora/” + fileName + “-master.json” , JSON.stringify(masterList) , (err) => { if (err) { throw err; } console.log(“Data written to file”); }); I’ve found that this can cause what seems like node to crash out… Continue Reading →
There are a few schools of thought on this graphQL as an api gateway, meaning you can leaverage the restful http cache… but you have to build a restful api too cache at the resolver level, which could be done… Continue Reading →
This is my introduction to graphQL, and at the moment just a dump of working code
Seeing a few debates and helping a few people with this subject, I thought I would put my 2 cents onto digital paper. So to me, the problem starts because you want the speed and robustness that bootstrap offers, but… Continue Reading →
work well together although really you don’t want to use bootstrap javascript as thats changing the dom which you want to leave to react, Reactstrap – suggested react-bootstrap – with care as stuff like the navbar toggler doesnt work without… Continue Reading →
Guide on web sockets in React and Redux
I’m sure you’ve read at least five articles titled: the Monolithic Vs Micro services architecture… and if this is your first one, then I’d probably suggest first watching Mastering Chaos – A Netflix Guide to Microservices to get a good… Continue Reading →
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So this Post comes from finding out some people I know are still paying good money for SSL certificates Just to be clear, it takes about 2-5 minutes and is entirely free with an auto renew feature. I’d say a… Continue Reading →
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