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The web world has seen an incredible evolution of technologies over the last decade. From pages rendered on the server, to dynamically on the client, to back on the server. Something that has not experienced the same rate of evolution is the relational database. To...
Python dependency management has historically been fairly complex. There are various package managers like pip, pip3, pip-tools, conda and more. You will also need a virtual environment. Otherwise packages in different projects can overlap with each other. That's why it's helpful...
Exploring the paradox of productivity hacks: Are they boosting efficiency or just procrastination in disguise? This post covers how the constant search for new tools can distract from actual work.
In this series we’re going to explore some must-know data structures as visually and engaging as possible. This post will hopefully help you to understand binary heaps - more specifically, MinHeap and MaxHeap.
Django models’ foreign keys require you to set an on_delete function. This is true for ForeignKey, OneToOne, and OneToMany fields. In this blog post, I will go into detail on what each method does and illustrate when to apply each one.