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Buddy CI/CD allows you to instantly implement Node.js with 100+ ready to use actions to automate your development and build better apps faster.
Use Node.js in Buddy CI/CD
Learn to optimize your Node.js Docker container by using the build cache, handling UNIX signals, and following other best practices for the Dockerfile.
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Any large application at some point requires localization. But is it possible to localize any kind of JS app without any frameworks? Yes! Let me show you how.
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To use snapshot testing or not to use snapshot testing in your React applications? We will look at how to utilize snapshot testing with Jest in your next app.
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Want to start writing tests for your JavaScript application, but feeling overwhelmed? Let’s begin by integrating testing to a simple frontend app using Jest.
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In this article, we'll learn how to display caption transcripts of your videos using React.
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React testing library offers a great frontend testing alternative to enzyme, we take a look at how we can use testing library to write our frontend tests.
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Node.js has own ecosystem of various frameworks. But in the midst of hundreds of Node.js frameworks, which ones really matter?
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Part 2 of creating an identity service using Node.js. This time we'll cover exchanging a username & password pair for a bearer token and a request validation.
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A common pattern required when writing applications is to provide a way for users to authenticate. The article covers a simple setup for identity using Node.js.
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Securing server-side applications has never been made easier using token-based authentication, a portable and mobile-friendly decentralized system.
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Learn how to build from scratch a secure restful API that will let you create, retrieve, update, and delete a simple to-do list.
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Netscape was the one who first submitted Javascript to ECMA International for standardisation. We're going to cover a few handy features that JS has to offer.
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