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For everyone from expert programmers to those new to coding. You’ll find everything from introductory guides to Python and SQL, to expert CSS and VB.Net code examples.

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How to Deploy a React App for Free With GitHub Pages

Learn how to deploy a routed React app to GitHub Pages in a few simple steps.

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CSS
How to Use CSS to Change Font Color

Add a dash of color to your web designs with some CSS to brighten up your text.

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3 Tools to Increase Coding Productivity

Looking for a way to enhance productivity in Microsoft Visual Studio? These tips, tricks, and tools might be just what you need to code efficiently.

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Build a Simple Handheld Video Game Using an Arduino

Check out this starter project that's perfect for budding game devs and DIYers.

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How to Use Built-In Angular Directive: ngIf, ngFor, ngClass, and More

Angular’s directives add additional behavior to parts of your application. Find out how to use the most common and useful directives.

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How to Read Strings From a .env File With Python, Express.JS, and Go

A .env file can solve problems with consistent, cross-platform configuration. Get to grips with this simple file format in several languages.

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Getting Started With Go

Get up and Go with this quick guide to installation and how to write your first program.

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How to Use Arrays in a Bash Script

Arrays can simplify many tasks, especially when you need to repeat an action across several files. Find out how to use them in your bash scripts.

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How to Use Formik to Create Forms in React

Formik makes React forms much easier to create and work with. Find out how!

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How to Edit an Excel Spreadsheet With Python and Openpyxl

Learn how to use this handy library to work with Excel spreadsheets outside of Excel.

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How to Position Web Elements With CSS Vertical Align

Vertically aligning elements on a web page hasn’t always been easy. It’s still not straightforward, but the vertical-align CSS property can help.

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The 7 Best Online Courses to Learn WordPress

Whether you want to create a website or pursue a career in web development, learning WordPress is a must. Here are some online courses that'll help.

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React vs. Angular: Why Is React So Much More Popular?

How do you choose between these two popular front-end frameworks? Start by looking at their performance and what they’re like to code in.

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Pluralsight vs. Udemy: Which Is Best for Learning Programming?

Looking to learn programming skills online? Pluralsight and Udemy both offer courses covering a range of topics. Find out which one is best for you!

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An Introduction to the React Context API

Learn how to share data across several components, the right way.

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How to Use Python to Reverse a List or Array

Reversing an array is a common technique you might use for a game or when displaying a sorted list. Python has several ways to do it.

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Authenticating Users With Firebase & React

Find out how Firebase can make it easy to onboard users.

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How to Wire and Program Multiple Push-Buttons With an Arduino

Learn how to connect multiple push-buttons to an Arduino and check for them being pressed in a program.

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The 3 Major Programming Paradigms You Should Know

Programming languages are complex beasts. Not only can they look very different, their entire operational models can be fundamentally different.

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Are No-Code and Low-Code Development Platforms Secure?

No- or low-code environments are great for businesses with little tech expertise, but are they really safe for you to use?

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