Comparison data of different types is a complex topic. Final results are different for different languages. Today, my co-worker René noticed "interesting" behavior for comparison in SQL. It's so interesting that I've decided to share it with you :)
In this article, I want to show you queries might sometimes return results which may look strange at first glance. You need to remember the devil is in the detail while creating queries 😈
Work is a mine of ideas for blog posts. Today, I had an unexpected issue with getting a value of a reactive property. I wanted to get an object but I received Proxy. Please have a look on my code.
While developing apps, developers have a case when they need to get data from the same table of DB, which aren't often changed, quite regularly. store settings
or user settings
are good examples what I mean. If an app is quite complex, the app'll need to get these data a minimum of several times during a request. It might be an optimisation problem for DB. In this article, I'm showing how to solve cases like that.
Suggestions for an input are very useful to improve UX of forms. A lot of developers use a complex code of JavaScript to achieve it. Fortunately, HTML supports it natively. I guess, many developers (including me) don't know or forgot it. Please have a look on my code to see how to add suggestions easily.