Abu Sayed
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Meet the designer who’s dressing Colombia’s first Black vp
Esteban Sinisterra Paz, 23, in his studio in Cali, Colombia. (Charlie Cordero/For The Washington Publish) July 16, 2022 at 6:00 a.m. EDT Touch upon this story Remark BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Esteban Sinisterra Paz was 5 years outdated when armed males instructed his household — and everybody else of their small, predominantly Afro-Colombian city of Santa…
Peer Programming, who’s in?
I welcome anybody to hitch me in a mission. I’m making use of react native for the front-end of an app. I want a hand on this. If you’re in, let me know. It would be enjoyable. Read More
Day 554 : Guess Who’s Again?
liner notes: Skilled : Guess who’s again? Immediately I took it fairly gradual. I obtained dwelling from the airport at like 2am and had a bunch of conferences. Labored on a few mild issues to take it simple like fill out occasion kinds and a few paperwork for upcoming stuff. I must submit my bills…
Who’s utilizing SeaORM?
In case you have constructed an app utilizing SeaORM and wish to showcase it, be happy to open a PR and add it to the record beneath! https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-orm/blob/master/COMMUNITY.md#built-with-seaorm Please use the next markdown format with a commit title “Neighborhood.md”: [My App](superior.app) (hyperlink to supply code if open supply) | An outline not more than 20…
Who’s Going To RubyConf? – Developer
Who’s Going To RubyConf? RubyConf is beginning subsequent week (November 8-0), each in individual in Denver and remotely on-line. This 12 months it is particularly thrilling for me; it is my first in-person convention in precisely two years (the vaccine mandates and masks coverage helped me really feel secure with the choice to attend in…
Vanilla JS “Who’s that Pokémon?” game with PokeAPI – Learn from Tutorial
Vanilla JS “Who’s that Pokémon?” game with PokeAPI Remember that “Who’s that Pokémon?” TV game? Well we can build our own version of this with the PokéAPI! If we make a fetch call to this endpoint (and specify that we want to limit it to the first 151 Pokémon), we’ll get a results array: (async…