Tips for using the Slack app Shortcuts Jump to One of the most useful shortcuts in Slack is the jump to cmd+K for macOS or ctrl+K for Windows and Linux. This shortcut opens the Jump to plate. It's useful if you want to navigate to a different channel or a direct message. This shortcut
The Code Puzzle Skill Do you ever feel nervous before the technical interview because you are nervous about the coding puzzles? Do you ever think these code puzzles are blocking you from getting your dream job? If your answers are yes, then you are not alone. My Experience After doing many technical interviews during
projects Intelligent DNA Identification System Hello folks, I know the first thing pop-in your mind What is Intelligent DNA [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA] Identification System aka IDIS? This's the name of my graduation project in 2009, it's just a Bioinformatics [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioinformatics] system implemented with DNA as biometric [http:
Let’s build a side project: [Quran Tafseer API] After many years of developing web applications, I found my passion is building Web APIs. so why I like it, I like it because I think it's giving your application a power to integrate with other apps (desktop, mobile apps, etc.), other devices (Amazon Dot, Google Home, etc.), sensors (RaspberryPi,
Send emails from Django Asynchronously In this article you will learn: 1. How to send emails from Django [https://www.djangoproject.com]. 2. How to use Celery [http://www.celeryproject.org/] and Django-Celery-Email [https://github.com/pmclanahan/django-celery-email] to send email asynchronously. Last week I had the chance to get my hand dirty with Celery,
Create Login Page for your Django app Why Another Post about this? I found each time I start new Django project, I need to create Login HTML page, and with that I need to write Django View and Form. Each time I tried to Google how to do it, I found many posts about how to do
python Difference between '==' and 'is' in Python, and when to use each of them In Python, there are many comparison operators [https://realpython.com/python-operators-expressions/#comparison-operators]; you always use them to check something in your code and let your code take decision according to the comparison In this article, I want to go deep with two operators == to check equality, and is to check
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