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Are MySQL columns names case sensitive?
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Brian Leonard on 2021-05-26
"It turns out you have to be a little bit careful with case sensitivity. Learn what we found and how to workaround these case sensitivity issues."
Your smart frontend is doing too much
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Pedro S Lopez on 2021-05-21
"How to build APIs that better serve their clients and consumers."
Why are database columns 191 characters?
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Evan Tahler on 2021-05-14
"`varchar(191)` is such an odd number - how did we get here?"
Change the Primary Key Type with Sequelize
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Sean C Davis on 2021-05-11
"It seems like it's going to be super easy. And it is! And then it's not."
Apple Migration Tips for M1 Macs
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Teal Larson on 2021-04-28
"Working through the quirks of migrating between Apple M1 Macs. The tools have gotten much better, but there are still some 'gotchas' to watch out for."
Understanding Types with SQLite and Node.js
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Sean C Davis on 2021-04-22
"SQLite is simple but very powerful. Yet, it's a little quirky when it comes to handling types. Let's see how we can protect against it when using Node."
Don't Do Background Jobs on Google Cloud Run
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Evan Tahler on 2021-04-13
"Google Cloud Run is a great platform as a service, but not for background jobs"
Promisifying Your Node Callback Functions
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Sean C Davis on 2021-03-25
"Learn how to convert old Node.js callback-based function to new and shiny promised-based functions."
Don’t use underscores in your HTTP Headers
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Evan Tahler on 2021-03-17
"Don't use underscores in your HTTP headers... at least according to AWS and Nginx!"
Unused Variables in Destructured Arrays
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Pedro S Lopez on 2021-03-16
"How to save your keystrokes when using JavaScript's array destructuring features."
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