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What is Blue Green Deployment And How it Works | Blue - Green Strategy | Frontend Tutorials |

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[Hiring] Don’t hide from recovery agencies anymore! the coming recession opened these 100 Web Programming job opportunities! Apply today! (Daily updates)

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Posted by5 days ago

Need help with deciding framework that satisfy below requirements (Angular vs React vs NextJS)

Hey, recently I got this requirement from client where they want to upgrade their existing wordpress web application to something modern and I am confused between which framework I should propose to them. I have some xp with angular but I do not think it will meet their requirement

  1. Needs to be fast and responsive and scalable

  2. Some pages needs to be rendered on client side (SPA), so feels like one seamless flow (Pages such as booking an appointment, which will have multiple steps) and some needs to be rendered from server side, such as blogs or information pages

  3. Needs a CMS integration

Above are the key requirements. I am open to new suggestion

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Collection Runner is a Java/Spring Boot micro "framework" to emulate Postman's "collection runner" feature.

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Posted by10 days ago

Learning Programming for UX Designer?

Let’s say as a UX designer, I would like to gain a basic foundational understanding of what my web developer colleagues are doing and because more technical stuff is interesting to me. I have briefly dabbled with HTML/CSS/JS in the past so I know some rudimentary basics already.

I would preferably like to go with some sort of course, The Odin Project seems to be highly regarded here but I am wondering if it’s a bit too much for my goals?

I am not trying to become a web developer, I am just trying to gain a foundational understanding of the tech and maybe build some cool little things.

If any of you have any advice, I am interested in hearing about courses that might work well for my situation, thanks.

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