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In this three part series, use React Native and Node.js to create a two-player Pokemon-like game. In part two, implement multi-player mode, allowing two players to fight in realtime.
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This tutorial demonstrates how quick it is to add authentication to an API built with Adonis.js. You will create a simple API for a blog site, featuring registration and login functionality.
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In this three part series, use React Native and Node.js to create a two-player Pokemon-like game. In part one, implement a practice mode, allowing users to play against a random computer-generated team.
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This brief tutorial shows you how to create a simple to-do list app using Vue and Laravel. The list UI updates in realtime as items are added, completed and removed.
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This two part series provides an introduction to HTTP status codes. In part two, build a demo app with a Node.js backend, and test the different status codes using a basic HTML frontend and Postman.
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Build a Vapor server that sends push notifications and handles simple GET and POST requests. You will also create a simple iOS app, to demonstrate the full functionality.
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This two part series provides an introduction to HTTP status codes. In part one, get an overview of how the server and frontend communicate, and read a brief summary of the most important status codes.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part six, learn about layout guides.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part five, learn how to work with stack views.
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This tutorial looks at some of the advanced features of Vue.js: mixing and custom directives. It provides a conceptual overview and code samples, to allow you to try out the functionality. Learn how mixins allow you to share functionality between components and use custom directives to hook into the DOM.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part four, dive deeper into constraints, and examine intrinsic content size, content compression resistance and content hugging.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part three, gain an understanding of constraints in Auto Layout with a practical example.
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This tutorial will guide you through building a comments feature for a website, using Flask and Vue.js. New comments will appear in realtime, and the application includes sentiment analysis, to measure the opinion of commenters.
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This tutorial provides an introduction to the concepts and features of REST APIs. You will consider different API patterns, and look at the strengths and weaknesses of REST, as well as when to use it.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part two, dive in and create a simple layout.
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This six part series takes an in-depth look at Auto Layout in Swift. You will learn how to use Auto Layout to create responsive interfaces for iOS apps. In part one, understand why Auto Layout is recommended, and the problems it solves.
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This brief tutorial will show you how to create a web application that sends a browser alert every time a GitHub repo receives a push. You will use Node to create a simple server, ngrok to allow you to test locally, and GitHub webhooks to transmit the push event.
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Build a web app using Node and React to view your Spotify history. The app allows users to link up to their Spotify account and view a list of tracks played, with new tracks being added as they play.
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Use React Native, Node.js and Imgur to create a photo sharing app. Users will be able to follow their friends and share their own photos with their followers. New photos will be published and shared in realtime.
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Build a live blogging platform using Express and Vue, designed to post live updates of sports games. It features an admin panel behind authentication and a guest view where site visitors can watch for updates. As an admin posts a new score or match event, both displays update in realtime.
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