Here’s the problem we’re trying to solve. We have an array of users as follow:
const users = [
{ firstName: 'Jane', lastName: 'Foo' },
{ firstName: 'John', lastName: 'Bar' },
{ firstName: 'Jill', lastName: 'Err' }
]Given a user, for example, John Bar, we want to re-arrange the…
Storing secrets such as database passwords, API keys, tokens, et cetera in .env files or appsettings.json or similar config files are not very secure. This is probably universally-known and requires no further elaboration. If you work with Azure as your cloud platform and want to learn how to do programmatically…
In Xamarin.Forms, Control Template offers a powerful way to build a template. The template is built by composing smaller parts. But building a template is not the end goal. …
Building a ReactJS app is like building with LEGO blocks. We build larger components out of smaller components and keep repeating that until we have something like an Admin Panel/Dashboard-like UI below:
To do quickly, we will use the Admin Panel template built on Tailwind CSS by tailwindadmin. Instead of…
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Capturing the Device Tokens is necessary for push notification to work. A Device Token is nothing but an ID that uniquely identifies a combination of a device and an app. So if we have 2 apps running on the same device, they will have different Device…
There are use cases, commonly related with passwordless authentication or second-factor authentication where iOS users are required to enter some 4-digits or 6-digits numeric code that they received in an email or text to their phones.
Here are the requirements of what we are going to build:
Learning how to correctly write and deploy with Azure Function beyond a “Hello Azure Function” is difficult. It is that way because although Azure documentation is plentiful but just not well organized. Conceptually it’s actually easy, if the documentation is not such a big mess. Recently I had to re-architect…
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In this article, I will show how to implement and secure a C#/.NET (hereinafter I will only say C#) WebAPI. To secure the WebAPI, we will use JWT. The JWT is signed by a NodeJS backend using Private Key. …
The following code runs perfectly fine on a NodeJS server that’s hosted outside of Azure App Services:
During development, running NodeJS on a local server, the environment variable API_AI_ACCESS_TOKEN are set in package.json file. Just for completeness, let me show the constants.js …
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