What is Selenium? By its formal definition, "Selenium is a suite of tools for automating web browsers", and that is really what it is. While I think some people might have misunderstood it as a testing tool as I did at first, I've learned to see that...
Hello everyone! Today I'll be sharing what I've built for Hashnode's Vercel Hackathon and how I've built it. Ok, so without further ado, let's get started! Inspiration Have you ever wondered how you spend your time on your computer and how your produ...
Many of you who are reading this probably has some experience with using Redux Thunk, know what it does, and perhaps thinking of switching to Saga, so just for a quick refresher I'll briefly list out the following facts about Redux and Redux Thunk: ...
This article is dedicated to all of you JavaScript programmers out there. To learn a new language can be quite daunting and time consuming, but talking from first-hand experience, learning TypeScript coming from a JavaScript background is as easy as ...
So I decided to build a desktop time tracker using arbtt, the automatic, rule-based time tracker to start collecting some statistics about myself and how I spend my time. The motivation behind this project was actually me simply wanting to use this ...
Why a Recommendation Engine? As a developer who barely knows anything about ML (machine learning), I find building a recommendation engine one of the easiest projects to get started with ML. It is practical and not that difficult to understand for be...
As your react application gets larger, it gets harder and harder to keep track and maintain your states. This is where Redux can come in to help; it is a state management library that provides you with a central state (called the store), eliminating ...
Prerequisites Although this guide will use mostly basic Python and HTML, because they are very beginner-friendly languages that resembles English, there is really no need to know anything about these languages. However, for the final part, you do nee...
What is TKinter? Tkinter is a built-in Python GUI framework that is lightweight and easy to start with. It is also cross-platform, which means the same Python code will work on Windows, macOS, and Linux. However, styling of the application is somewha...
