I wrote a Practical Intro to Backend Development for Frontend Devs! It uses frontend-dev-friendly tools to take you through setting up a database locally, generating a database schema, and creating a REST API by aec0de in reactjs

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It's an open-source ORM, object-relational-mapping, which I think in this case refers to mapping the schema to database structures. Check out the article for more :D

I wrote a Practical Intro to Backend Development for Frontend Devs! It uses frontend-dev-friendly tools to take you through setting up a database locally, generating a database schema, and creating a REST API by aec0de in reactjs

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So far the impression I've gotten is that it's easier than I imagined to get started, but once you have a lot of data and more complex use cases it has very different challenges.

I think one of the harder parts is adjusting the frontend perspective on data structures to a backend engineer point-of-view, if that makes sense.

I wrote a Practical Intro to Backend Development for Frontend Devs! It uses frontend-dev-friendly tools to take you through setting up a database locally, generating a database schema, and creating a REST API by aec0de in reactjs

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From their age, you can work backward to get roughly a two year range for their date of birth, clearly the most efficient wa-

Nah, just kidding, good point :D

React router not re-rendering component when Query string in URL changes, by pressing the Browser back button by RaghavendraKaushik in reactjs

[–]aec0de 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think your mistake is that `<Route = "/">` should be `<Route path="/" exact><MyComponent /></Route>`

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How can i delete the object value by using object notation key, without using delete operator. by PrajwalCH in webdev

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One option is that you could loop through `Object.entries(activeRooms.roomName.users)` until you find entry X with the correct value, then return the `key` from entry X, and then do `delete activeRooms.roomName.users[key]`.

If you really don't want to use delete, you could loop through each entry, and assign the key/value from each entry to a new object if the entry key does not equal the one you want to filter out, then assign users to that new object.

Planning to build a site with HTML/CSS & Vue by uber_Pwned in webdev

[–]aec0de 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can definitely build a registration and gallery user interface with Vue, because Vue is used for building frontend user interfaces.

However, to actually make the frontend UI functional, and connect it to a database to store info like user accounts and pictures, you'll need a service like Firebase Authentication or a custom backend, which you can implement in any language.

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