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Google Maps integration into a React application is simple once your Google Cloud project is set up and the required APIs are enabled.Below is a step-by-step guide. Step 1: Create a Google Cloud Project Step 2: Enable Google Maps APIs After the project is created: Enable the Maps JavaScript API… Continue Reading How to Integrate a Google Map into a React application

Metamask is a well-known browser extension that allows users to interact with the Ethereum blockchain effortlessly. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll explore how to connect Metamask to  React website using the ethers.js library By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to✅ verify whether Metamask is installed✅ connect to… Continue Reading Using Ethers v6 library connect Metamask  to React Application

Knowing how the code operates, particularly the distinction between synchronous and asynchronous execution, is crucial when working with JavaScript. Let’s simplify it using relatable examples. What is Synchronous? Line by line, synchronous code runs in a sequential fashion.Before proceeding to the next task, each one must be finished. An example:… Continue Reading Synchronous vs Asynchronous JavaScript

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere today  – from helping people write emails, images creation, customer interactions, or managing businesses. But the real questions is why?  Let’s break it down into three key ideas: 1. Large Language Models (LLMs): The Brain of AI LLMs are computer programs that understand and write… Continue Reading The World of AI :  Explanation of LLMs, AI Workflows, and AI Agents. 

In JavaScript, we often need to accomplish time-consuming tasks such as retrieving information from a database or running some computations. These are called asynchronous operations, because they do not complete immediately and require some time before they are finished. A Promise enables the tasks to be carried out in an… Continue Reading Understanding Promises in JavaScript

Apache Superset provides powerful filtering options to enhance data visualization and user experience. This document explains how to use native filters and prefilters in dashboards, how to integrate filtered dashboards into web applications, and how to manage permissions to restrict users from editing charts. Filter Options in Apache Superset Apache… Continue Reading Apache Superset: Managing Filter Options and Edit Chart Permission

Apache Superset is a powerful business intelligence tool that allows users to create dashboards and visualize data effectively. In this guide, we will walk through the steps required to embed a Superset dashboard into a private website with authentication and Row-Level Security (RLS). Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: Step… Continue Reading Embedding Superset Dashboard into a Private Website with Authentication and Row-Level Security (RLS)

Using GraphQL to Create Blogs with Image Uploads in MongoDB To implement blog creation with image uploads, we’ll use Apollo Server for GraphQL, MongoDB for data storage, and GridFS for handling binary file storage. Follow the steps below for seamless integration. Prerequisites Install the required dependencies using Yarn: yarn add… Continue Reading Using GraphQL to Create Blogs with Image Uploads in MongoDB

Step 1: Create the Project Directory and Files It should look something like this  Step 2: Install Required Dependencies Install the essential dependencies, including React, TypeScript, and tslib, by running: npm install react typescript @types/react tslib –save-dev Step 3: Configure TypeScript Generate a tsconfig.json file with default configurations: npx tsc… Continue Reading Building a Reusable React Component Library with TypeScript

API Documentation 1. Authentication APIs often require authentication to secure the exchange of information. This section explains how to authenticate and use credentials like API keys. Example: To access a weather API, you’ll need an API key. 2. Endpoints Endpoints are specific URLs used to interact with an API. They… Continue Reading