Derived from 0xAd1’s original Dropzone Dojo Guide Stage 0: Always validate you’re on the right environment $ solana config get This should give you the current environment. Optional: Move to devnet and create a new devnet keypair, then request some solana to run stuff. $ solana config set — url https://api.devnet.solana.com $ solana-keygen new — outfile ~/.config/solana/devnet.json $ solana config set…

TLDR; — Go here and click on the “Run on Google Cloud” button I made for you. First deploy is going to fail because you need to set some env vars. Just look for your recently deployed Proxy and edit it, set proper env vars and redeploy. Hi everyone, in this short…

“A Design System is the single source of truth which groups all the elements that will allow the teams to design, realize, and develop a product.” Audrey Hacq This is the first blog post in a multi-part series. Stay tuned! When we talk about design systems, we usually think about…

A typical scenario when consuming a GraphQL endpoint on the client is to switch from your code editor to the GraphiQL/Playground interface in order to write and execute your GraphQL Operations (Queries, Mutations, and Subscriptions), this is usually tedious and involves extra steps like copy-pasting your queries/mutations and subscriptions. Luckily…

The new Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.UI (2.1.0) package provides an easy way to integrate the identity framework on both new and existing projects by providing an encapsulated, unobstrusive way for adding authentication and authorization, but if you’re either new to the ASP.Net Core 2.1 framework, or upgrading from ASP.Net Core 2.0 you might…

A new generation of the Frontend Development On recent years, we´ve been experiencing the birth of several frontend applications that aim to solve several problems in web app development on their own ways. Some notorious examples: AngularJS ReactJS Handlebars Those frameworks were so successful at solving most of the frontend problems that they settled a new whole…

1) Download and install Visual Studio Code You can find the Visual Studio Code installer on the following permalink: http://code.visualstudio.com/ 2) Set up PHP Debug VSCode extension Open the Visual Studio Code command Pallete with CTRL+SHIFT+P Find the PHP Debug extension by typing the following command Install the first match from Felix Becker. 3) Install a XAMPP Package Note: If you already have a PHP Development environment you can…