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Cloud

Self-Hosted Email Aggregation Server

I've been looking for a good email client for managing multiple accounts and across multiple devices, but it seems like most options are paid and require storing your credentials on the 3rd party's server. That's when I thought self-hosting it might be a good option, but I was having a pretty hard t

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Frontend

Protótipos: como a herança realmente funciona no JavaScript

Introdução Muitas linguagens como C#, Java, entre outras são descritas como orientadas a objeto, possibilitando o paradigma Programação Orientada a Objeto (POO). No entanto, quando falamos de JS, sabemos que por mais que existam objetos, ela é dita como uma linguagem orientada a protótipos, mas o

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Database

GitHub - eznix86/laravel-analytics: Data Build Tool the eloquent way

At work, I kept writing the same thing: a few analytics tables, a cron job to rebuild them, and the same SQL copy-pasted into three models. Change one definition, forget to update one copy, and suddenly two dashboards quietly disagree. There’s `dbt`, which solves this problem for data teams, but it

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Backend

Is it possible to deserialized a saved file of an old pascal system?

I'm working on making a latest system from an old pascal system (created in year 2008). And am trying to retrieve all of the data from that old system. It's has been said that the data was encrypted by the creator of the old system. But when i looked into the contents of the saved file using notepa

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Frontend

What I learned building an enemy state machine in Godot 4

I wrote "just use a match statement, it's fine" three times before I stopped saying it. It is fine, right up until an enemy needs a fourth state and two of the transitions start depending on each other. Here is what actually cost time building enemy AI for a wave-based game, in the order it bit me.

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DevOps

how do small teams actually keep staging in sync with prod?

our staging environment has drifted so far from prod that I've basically stopped trusting it. it happened gradually -- a config change here, a manual fix there, someone needed something 'just for testing' and now the state is a mess. I've seen people suggest infra-as-code, automated deploys to stagi

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