Phoenix LiveView lets you develop full-stack apps with client-side interactions while mostly avoiding cross-stack hassle. Assigns, managed by the LiveView socket, are a core tool for making that happen — allowing you to store, present, and update data effortlessly and efficiently. But as they do so much, assigns come with their own complexities and may backfire if misused.
We’ve just revamped the People and Groups pages to make team management simpler and more straightforward. Goodbye, separate People and Groups pages, and welcome Team page!
Passwords are becoming obsolete, and the tech world is exploring various different technologies to allow users to log in without passwords. In a previous article, we discussed the perils of passwords and how FIDO2 can help us go passwordless. However, FIDO2 is no silver bullet as it comes with its fair share of caveats. Magic link is a viable alternative for all those who do not want to use FIDO2. This article discusses magic link in detail and demonstrates how we can use it with Asgardeo.
Containers are popular because they create a reproducible environment that you can deploy to production and run locally in development. However, containerizing a Rails app can be tricky—Jeff Morhous helps us navigate the pitfalls.
Even if we have a good project plan and a logical concept, we will spend the majority of our time correcting errors. Furthermore, our application can run without obvious errors with JavaScript, we must use various ways to ensure that everything is operating properly. The majority of JavaScript errors in our web applications will be eliminated if we understand both the syntax and how JavaScript works. Furthermore, numerous web services can help us in catching all of them.
To run Java applications optimally, the JVM divides memory into stack and heap memory. Whenever new variables and objects are declared, new methods are called or other similar operations are performed, the JVM designates memory to these operations from either the Stack Memory or Heap Space. Heap space is used for the dynamic memory allocation of Java objects and classes at runtime. New objects are always created in the heap space, and references to these objects are stored in the stack memory.
The claims stage is critical in the insurance customer lifecycle, acting as a moment of truth in the provider’s ability to serve the client as promised. Because it can often be an emotional experience for customers, insurers that value a seamless experience need to prioritize efficient and effective first notice of loss (FNOL) intake.
GraphQL is a solid alternative to a traditional REST API, and offering one to your users may be easier than you think. Follow along as Kevin Cunningham builds a GraphQL endpoint with Node.js and MongoDB!
