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Daniel Dekanski3rd March 201429th January 20202 Comments

AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid!

The pace of today’s mobile world is tremendous; new devices and technologies come and go, and developers are constantly under pressure to learn new things. Despite what most hard-core Unix … Continue reading “AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid!”

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Magdalena Luczak15th March 202415th March 2024

Beyond the Workspace: The Rise of Adjustable Desks in Reception Areas

In the evolving landscape of modern workplaces, adjustable desks have become a common and required standard in open spaces. Employees are increasingly valuing the flexibility and health benefits these desks … Continue reading “Beyond the Workspace: The Rise of Adjustable Desks in Reception Areas “

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Dawid Słysz29th February 202421st March 2024

Exploring Blazor Render Modes

Blazor offers two primary modes of rendering: Client-side and Server-side. Client-side rendering, also known as Blazor WebAssembly, involves running the application code directly in the user’s browser. From a newbie perspective … Continue reading “Exploring Blazor Render Modes”

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Dawid Słysz27th February 202427th February 2024

Simplifying State Management in Blazor with State Containers

What is State Container? Think of a state container as a centralized bag where you store and manage the state of your application. It acts as a single source of … Continue reading “Simplifying State Management in Blazor with State Containers”

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Piotr Janowski31st January 202431st January 2024

Implement OpenID Connect in Golang

What is OpenID Connect OpenID Connect is an identity protocol built on top of the OAuth 2.0 framework. The distinction between OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 lies in their respective … Continue reading “Implement OpenID Connect in Golang”

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Piotr Janowski18th December 202320th December 2023

Utilize NGINX for hosting a Golang API with HTTPS

NGINX is an open-source web server used for reverse proxying, load balancing, and caching. In addition to serving HTTP and HTTPS, it can also function as a proxy server for … Continue reading “Utilize NGINX for hosting a Golang API with HTTPS”