Zohaib Rauf

Solve the problem of dependency creep and add boundaries to your TypeScript project to limit what is exported and imported from a package.

Managing big apps have its own problems and one of them is managing imports. Typescript allows you to have path aliases which makes it easier to refer to modules. In this tutorial we will see how we can use path aliases in React Native app created using Expo and Typescript.

I had to setup few instances of MongoDB in DigitalOcean [https://m.do.co/c/1fe978d3b5b4] but I also wanted to make them secure using TLS/SSL. One way would have been to pay for a wildcard certificate and deal with all the hassle associated with setting up TLS/SSL

Imagine a world where a software is maintaining millions of dollars worth of money, but there is an exploit which allows the hacker to take all that money away. Now imagine you can't do much about it because you can't update your software, so all you

What are Libraries in Solidity You might have heard of the DRY principle (don't repeat yourself). It is very essential in large programs to have the ability to reuse your code as it makes your code more maintainable and readable. In solidity practicing that principle might not be

Typescript has a type system which provides more capabilities than the type system in C# and Java. The one that I found to be very useful is the union type in Typescript. Let's define what a union type is Union Type In javascript libraries you might see that

Interface in Typescript is used to tell the compiler what the shape of the JS object should look like. It is a compile time construct hence it will not have generated code as type checking in Typescript is only done at compile time rather than runtime. I'm learning

Whenever I start a project I tend to have a continuous build and deployment pipeline setup as it makes the development and testing a lot more easier. In this tutorial we are going to take a look at how to setup a continuous building and deployment pipeline for a F#

I was playing around with F# and Suave to build a service and the first thing I usually do whenever I dive into a new language and web framework is figure out how to deploy it to a public cloud. This helps me create a pipeline so I can test