In this video, learn how to build a raffle application using Solidity. You’ll see the entire process, starting with the smart contracts and finishing with the frontend.
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Materialize is a streaming database with a SQL API. However, despite the fact that Materialize uses SQL idioms and can process data from databases, it actually has very little in common with “databases” as most people think of them.
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In this video, we create a Nest.js Microservice using Kafka as our transporter. We use both an event-driven and message-driven style of communication.
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Learn NestJs by building a CRUD REST API with end-to-end tests using modern web development techniques. NestJs is a rapidly growing node js framework that helps build scalable and maintainable backend applications.
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PYSKL is a toolbox focusing on action recognition based on SKeLeton data with PYTorch. Various algorithms will be supported for skeleton-based action recognition. We build this project based on the OpenSource Project MMAction2.
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NestJS is a framework for building Node.js applications. It is somewhat opinionated and forces us to follow its vision of how an application should look like to some extent. That might be viewed as a good thing that helps us to keep consistency across our application and forces us to follow good practices.
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Airflow is one of my favorite tools that I frequently use to setup and manage data science pipelines. The Airflow UI gives us a clear picture of the DAGS and its current status. I may be wrong here but from my experience, I have seen that Airflow on a single machine is not scalable. Thus, to scale Airflow, we can use Kubernetes.
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Auto-syncing code diagrams to drive collaboration, improve code review, reduce onboarding friction, and more.
Dependencies display in Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, & Type
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thirdweb is a web3 application framework that enables you to easily build powerful, blockchain-based applications.
thirdweb offers three core pillars.
Contracts: Smart contracts for you to deploy and tooling to support building them. SDKs: Ways to interact with your smart contract in your favorite languages. Dashboards: Interfaces to easily view, configure, and interact with your smart contracts. Link