While developing apps with Flutter, you most likely will have to use JSON in one form or another. In this article I will explain how to parse JSON, serialize data into JSON, and some advanced concepts.
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GraphQL in Flutter: Learn By Doing
Flutter is taking the world by storm and this comes as no surprise. It offers unmatched performance and robust multi-platform support. In this article, I will walk you through integrating GraphQL into Flutter Apps, making queries, and performing mutations.
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Linux offers a variety of ways to extract files from archives, including zip archives. Compression is truly a lifesaver when you have to send multiple files over, but you want it to be a single one. It can also save you up to 50% of storage. In this article, I will explain different ways how you can extract archives on Linux systems.
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As you become more experienced with the command line in Linux, more and more questions arise. One of them is how to find files in Linux easily and effectively. In this article, I will list 3 common ways to search for files in the Linux command line.
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Linux is the operating system that powers the web. It is essential for a software developer to at least have an idea how Linux works and how to use it. In this post, you will find some insight into the Linux command line.
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The crisis had caught us by surprise and now many of us (including me) are working from home. In this compilation I will showcase some of the tools that helped me keep my productivity on track while working from home.
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How do you take your internet? I, for one, like it private and secure. Unfortunately, it does not matter what any of us think. WebAssembly, an exciting new technology that lets browsers run native, low level, code may bring an end to privacy and security on the internet as we know it.
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