Devising ideas to writing code and finally deploying finished products can be quite tedious at times. You need to handle many things beyond just writing the code. But what if you could take some of this work off your shoulders? Well, this is where GitHub Actions really shines. In this article, we will cover how to create a workflow that will trigger the deployment using GitHub Actions into GitHub Pages whenever there is any change(s) found in the master branch of the repository. Lets go through some fundamentals 👨🏻‍💻 Already know these fundamentals? You may then skip directly to action

Data science is a field that uses various mathematical measures, processes, and algorithms to extract knowledge and insights from the available data. Analytics can be defined as Analysis (findings) + Metric (measurement). So we will be performing some kind of measurements on the findings to get meaningful insights. In short, we are detectives and need to find if there is something fishy or not 🕵🏻‍♂. So lets put our detective cap on 🎩 Concepts of data science are used to perform 4 types of analytics. Descriptive Analytics: This type of analytics answers the question "What happened in the past?"Diagnostic Analytics: This type

Overview We come across various third-party services that we sometimes need to make a product. In this article, we will go through how serverless architecture became an efficient solution for us while integrating third-party services. We've used AWS serverless architecture to integrate third-party services with our application. We will also discuss the details of how we've broken down various operations of the third-party service and made it work serverless. About third-party Integration: Logiwa Warehouse Management System In one of our recent e-commerce project, we were integrating Logiwa Warehouse Management System API. In this third party integration, there were a few

Image Source: https://bit.ly/3983OrCWhat are fibers? Fibers are workers, they run code & keep track of their progress. They are a concurrency mechanism like threads but are contrasting in nature when compared with threads. The control flow of a thread can get interrupted at any time and another thread can take over. With fiber, the control only switches when we explicitly tell it to. In this article, we will dive deeper to understand this difference and how to implement Fibers. First things first, the difference between #fibers and #threads Fibers are light-weight and they eat much less memory

In today's fast-paced world, everyone wants the comfort of preferences. With it comes the preference to personalize their devices too. This can be in the form of dark/light mode, wallpaper, ringtone. So do they get the flexibility of adjusting font size suitable to their eyes too? Yes, they get it! Dynamic font sizes make an app readable without much effort. We can implement dynamic font sizes using (Attributes Inspector → Font → Text Styles). Same illustrated below: a. Dynamic Font Setting for UILabel Note: Don't forget to select the Dynamic Type checkmark as shown in the last step above. Without it,

My impression of Prachi Desai of a boundless creative spirit was so true. Not only this Kiprosher is a beautiful singer but also excels in the art of gardening. Prachi Desai, working at Kiprosh as a head of QA for more than 4 years now, shared her experience with me about work, culture & life at Kiprosh. Q: Can you tell something about your daily work at Kiprosh? Prachi: To work in a function where you are the last person standing in the way of a product being shipped to our customers is both, thrilling and daunting. As a head

In recent years, location tracking of products/services provided by businesses has become a vital part for businesses as well as customers as it provides them with live updates. In one of our health and fitness-based apps, we had a requirement of integrating the map with custom style and track location of the user while performing activities such as running or cycling. In this blog, we will walk you through steps for integrating Google Maps with custom style and tracking the location of the user using react-native. Contents: Initialize project Add react-native-maps and link it Load default map Enabling Google

Automating test scenarios have become an integral part of any successful product release. We have selenium automation suite covering important feature flows. We run our test suite on a weekly basis as a regression health indicator. We deployed Jenkins, a CI/CD tool, to build, deploy and automate our test suite. In this article, we will explain the steps to set up Jenkins on our Ubuntu machine and how we overcame the various challenges we faced. Background We collaborate with a USA based large CRM SaaS application to build new features. We also enhance the application. We use Kanban Agile

In this article, we will dive deeper to understand how does React configurations work. We will also see how do things come to action in React which are usually not possible in plain JavaScript?

In this tutorial we will setup react native web app locally and deploy on Render. Before we start with the react-native-web setup, I assume that you have installed Node.js, Yarn and react-native-cli on your machine. 1. Setup React Native App with TypescriptTo create react native app you need to run following command react-native init ReactNativeWebApp This command will create react native app and your app directory will look like as shown in the following image (image 1.1) image 1.1: Project rootTo add typescript to our app first we need to install react-native-typescript-transformer yarn add --dev react-native-typescript-transformer typescript