About a year ago I created a game with MongoDB and Unity and wrote about it in a previous tutorial. The idea was to demonstrate how features within the game could be synchronized to each player in nea... The post Randomizing MongoDB Document Fields on a Repeating Timer with Node.js appeared first on...
About a year ago I created a game with MongoDB and Unity and wrote about it in a previous tutorial. The idea was to demonstrate how features within the game could be synchronized to each player in near real-time. At the time, synchronization happened through a web dashboard where the player could se...
I always thought that the semantically appropriate way to represent a rating (e.g. a star rating) is a <meter> element. They essentially convey the same type of information, the star rating is just a different presentation. An example of a star rating widget, from Amazon However, trying to style a <...
Imagine you are editing your Squarespace website on your desktop browser and you want to add great photos that make your site stand out. At that moment, you realize those great photos are actually on your phone. Wouldnβt it be great if you could cut out all the intermediate steps and directly access...
I keep a pen & notebook on my desk, which I make liberal use of to jot down my thoughts. It works pretty well: ad-hoc todo lists, notes on problems Iβm working on, tables, flowcharts, etc. It has some limitations, though. Sharing anything out of my notebook online is an awful pain in the ass. I canβ...
I keep a pen & notebook on my desk, which I make liberal use of to jot down my thoughts. It works pretty well: ad-hoc todo lists, notes on problems Iβm working on, tables, flowcharts, etc. It has some limitations, though. Sharing anything out of my notebook online is an awful pain in the ass. I canβ...
Here's whatβs on my mind as a technical leader: How do I gain the credibility of the smart people on my team who are far more technical and detailed than I am, in order to lead them?
Learn how to create a private, invite-only website using Next.js, AirTable, custom React hooks, and Vercel deploy. The post covers backend APIs in Next.js, data storage with AirTable, validating access with invite codes, collecting user input, and deploying the final app.
Introduction A key part of our product is the ability to build family trees on our site. To better understand how our customers are building and using the tree features we wanted to work out what sort of structure the trees generally have and answer questions like how many generations do users have?...