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Modding Minecraft with PHP - Buildings from Code!

Using PHP to Mod Minecraft: A Novel Approach This article explores a unique method for creating Minecraft mods using PHP, bypassing the traditional reliance on Java. Leveraging asynchronous PHP libraries and an event loop, this technique avoids the

Feb 10, 2025 pm 01:46 PM

A Guide to Serverless Deployment with Express and MongoDB

This tutorial demonstrates my preferred database-driven web application deployment workflow. It is for developers who want to achieve full-stack development in individual projects without having to set up and maintain complex multi-service infrastructure. We will deploy a very basic web application written in Node.js and Express. It allows visitors to write and save notes, as well as read previously written notes. The data is stored in the MongoDB database. We will use GitHub Actions to create a CI/CD workflow to deploy our applications to AWS Lambda. The focus is on simplicity, practicality and cost savings. Since AWS and MongoDB have very generous free tiers, you can

Feb 10, 2025 pm 12:47 PM

How to Loop Through a JSON Response in JavaScript

This tutorial demonstrates how to efficiently parse JSON data received from a remote server using JavaScript. We'll cover the process in two steps: decoding the JSON string into a usable JavaScript structure (object or array), and then iterating thr

Feb 10, 2025 pm 12:05 PM

How to Migrate to Gulp.js 4.0

Gulp.js 4.0 Migration Guide: Simplify Your Build Process Gulp.js 4.0 is now the default version, replacing Gulp.js 3.x. While migration is not mandatory, the new version brings many improvements, and most configurations can be migrated in just a few hours. Key changes: Default version upgrade: Gulp.js 4.0 becomes the default version, and you can install it using npm install gulp. Task combination: series() and parallel() methods replace the 3.x version of task arrays, which are used to execute tasks in serial and parallel respectively, thereby more granularly controlling the order of tasks execution. Asynchronous task processing: G

Feb 10, 2025 am 11:44 AM

Node.js vs Deno: What You Need to Know

Since its release, Deno has attracted widespread attention from the JavaScript community. As a JavaScript runtime designed by Node creators, you might expect a lot of similarities between these two projects, and that's true. However, they also have important differences, which means you can't simply replace the other with one. This article will explore Deno's relationship with its "old senior" Node.js to help understand what they are in common and different. (If you want to learn about Deno’s core content first, check out our recent introduction article.) Key Points Deno and Node.js are both JavaScript runtimes, but

Feb 10, 2025 am 09:10 AM

Build a Secure Desktop App with Electron Forge and React

This article demonstrates building a simple, secure text editor desktop application using Electron and React, leveraging Electron Forge for streamlined development and security. The app, dubbed "scratchpad," autosaves changes as you type,

Feb 10, 2025 am 08:47 AM

Final Fantasy 14: Valentione's Day 2025 Event Guide

Final Fantasy 14's Valentione's Day event has returned, bringing with it a new Bouquet emote and a charming wall-mounted furnishing! Don't miss out on these romantic rewards. The event concludes on February 17, 2025, at 10:59 AM PST / 4:59 PM GMT.

Feb 09, 2025 pm 06:02 PM

9 Best JavaScript and TypeScript ORMs for 2024

This article will briefly explain what object relational mapping (ORM), what ORM libraries are, and why you should consider using it in your next JavaScript project. We will also help you evaluate the best JavaScript and TypeScript ORM libraries based on your needs as a project developer and maintenance worker. We will look at each of the following tools: Knex.js: SQL query builder Sequelize Bookshelf Waterline Objection.js Mongoose Typegoose TypeORM MikroORM Prisma Object

Feb 09, 2025 pm 12:55 PM

Best APIs for Developers

Master API interaction skills and improve the strength of modern web development! This article will explore excellent API resources and how the APILayer platform can simplify API access. This article is sponsored by APILayer. Thanks to our partners who support SitePoint Key Points APIs (application programming interfaces) allow programs to communicate with each other, enabling developers to access and interact with third-party data, thereby enhancing application functionality. APILayer is a selected API marketplace that provides a variety of secure and stable APIs, providing free solutions to get started without paying. JavaScript's fetch function is a simple way to interact with the API, which sends a request to the URL and returns a prom

Feb 09, 2025 am 11:52 AM

Game Development with React and PHP: How Compatible Are They?

Core points Use React and PHP to jointly develop games, which are responsible for the front-end user interface, and PHP manages the back-end and game logic. The setup process for game development includes setting up an asynchronous PHP server, using Laravel Mix in non-Laravel projects, and using WebSockets to connect backends and frontends. The Aerys library can be used in the HTTP and WebSocket parts of an application, supporting high concurrency and WebSockets. Laravel Mix can be used to build ReactJS files, even in non-Laravel projects, and it provides an easy way to configure and extend the build chain. WebSocket

Feb 09, 2025 am 11:42 AM

Useful Built-in Node.js APIs

This guide explores essential built-in Node.js APIs, providing clear explanations and practical examples. It's adapted from a more comprehensive Node.js course, which includes additional learning resources like quizzes, videos, and Docker container

Feb 09, 2025 am 10:15 AM

Create a GitHub Tracker with Push Notifications in Svelte

In this article, you’ll learn how to build a GitHub tracker that notifies users when there’s a new Issue/PR on a tracked repository by sending push notifications. GitHub already sends notifications through emails if you’ve opted in, but many studie

Feb 09, 2025 am 10:11 AM

A Beginner's Guide to JavaScript async/await, with Examples

Master JavaScript asynchronous operations: Async/Await detailed explanation This article explores async/await in JavaScript in depth, teaches you how to efficiently control asynchronous operations and write clearer and easier to read code. Core points: async/await in JavaScript simplifies the processing of asynchronous operations, making the code look like it is executed synchronously, but is actually still non-blocking. The async function returns a Promise, and the await keyword pauses the function execution until the Promise is resolved, thereby enhancing the readability and flow control of the code. The error handling of async functions can be done using try/catch block or Promise.

Feb 09, 2025 am 09:47 AM

How to Fetch Data in Svelte

This tutorial demonstrates how to fetch and display data from an API within a Svelte application. We'll use both the built-in fetch API and the Axios library. Key Concepts: REST APIs: REST APIs (Representational State Transfer Application Progra

Feb 09, 2025 am 09:35 AM