Inserting test data into DynamoDB with NodeJS and TypeScript

Inserting test data into DynamoDB

In this blog post, we’ll guide you through inserting test data into a local DynamoDB instance using NodeJS and TypeScript. We’ll cover the process, including creating a local DynamoDB instance (pre-requisite), and then demonstrate how to load your CSV data using Node.js and TypeScript code. DynamoDB, a fully managed NoSQL […]

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Javascript custom array sorting functions

One of the most useful features that many languages offer is the possibility of sorting arrays and lists of elements in the most disparate ways. Let’s create our array sorting functions.Unlike more typed languages, in the case of Javascript arrays can have profoundly different types of elements, including primitives and […]

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Typescript Component decorator (like Angular)

Typescript @Component decorator to Vue.js

Let’s first see what might be the reasons for wanting to include a Typescript Component decorator.In case you want to create a FE application developed in Typescript, often one of the main reasons is the fact that you come from applications in Angular, one of the most used frameworks when […]

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Nuxt typescript translate system

Nuxt translate system.

Often a multi-language application can be needed to be able to speak to a wider audience of people and we can use Nuxt translate system for it. It can always be useful to localize your application according to who you want to talk to, while still being able to read […]

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Angular client-side pagination vs server-side pagination

Data-rich applications present a challenge: displaying large datasets without overwhelming users. Pagination comes to the rescue, breaking down information into manageable chunks. Angular offers two primary approaches: client-side pagination and server-side pagination. This article delves into both methods, providing code examples and helping you choose the best fit for your […]

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