In this article, you will see how to pass command-line arguments to your Node.js application. You will also learn how to access them.

However, before proceeding further, let’s start with some basic stuff. To run a Node.js application, you run the following command in your terminal:

node index.js

Thus, when you run the above command, you can pass any number of arguments. When it comes to command-line arguments, there are two types:

• single arguments such as node index.js myArg
• key-value arguments such as node index.js myArg=myVal

Now, the next step is to learn how you can access these arguments in…

Notion is a productivity software that allows you to create systems for knowledge management, project management, and note-taking.

They recently released their API to the public. You can use the API to integrate your Notion data to any application you want.

Thus, this article shows you to:

• build a Node.js API with Notion
• use FastifyJS to create the API

Without further ado, let’s start configuring your Notion workspace.

Create Integrations on Notion

Go to your Notion integrations and create a new integration by clicking on the “+ New Integration” button. After that, you will be prompted to fill three fields:

• the name of your…

In this article, you can see the top 14 browser extensions for developers. This curated list of the best browser extensions aims to help improve your productivity and save you time.

1. BlockSite

The BlockSite extension is excellent for blocking distractions and letting you stay focused. It stops procrastination by allowing you to block distracting and harmful websites.

Each time you try to access a blocked website, you will get an error. Are you addicted to social media websites? No problem. You can block them so they do not distract you.

In this article, you will learn about the Vue Command Line Interface.

Vue CLI allows you to create pre-configured Vue projects. Also, if you prefer graphical user interfaces, you can use the Vue GUI to create and configure your projects.

Prerequisities

Before following the tutorial, you should have basic knowledge about terminals and Vue. Additionally, you should have Vue installed on your machine. You can check whether you have Vue installed or not by running either of the two commands:

vue -V

Or

vue

vue -V outputs the Vue version you have on your machine. …

Finding your first developer job is a difficult task. First of all, it is challenging because of the number of candidates you are competing with. Secondly, the job descriptions feature high requirements.

However, there are ways you can make it less challenging and improve your chances of getting a job. In this article, you are going to see how to do that.

I want to mention that the advice in this article is not mandatory. Do you have to follow it? Absolutely not. Do the tips help? Absolutely. Everyone has different circumstances and not everyone can apply all these pieces…

The article aims to teach you the fundamentals of Vue using Vue 3. But, do not worry! If you learn these fundamental building blocks of Vue, you can create applications using any Vue version.

Before going further, I want to outline what you will learn by following the tutorial. You will learn how to:

• create a simple Vue application
• render lists
• render DOM elements conditionally
• handle events
• use attribute binding
• use computed properties
• use methods
• decide whether to use methods or computed properties
• use components and props

Create the Vue app

If you are familiar with the command line/terminal, you can follow the steps…

Hashnode has an API that you can use however you please. Using the API, you can retrieve, create, edit and delete articles. Additionally, you can manipulate replies and reactions.

As a result, you can use the API to display your blog articles in other places like your personal portfolio, for example.

Pre-requisites

There is some stuff you should be familiar with before you continue. The article shows how to use the Hashnode API, but it does not teach you about the underlying technologies.

To follow the tutorial and implement the application, you should have basic knowledge about:

• JavaScript
• GraphQL
• HTTP requests

…

This article will teach you how to use Node.js, Fastify, and HarperDB to build a course management system. This application will help you track the courses you are doing and the courses you plan to do.

You will use the following technologies:

• Node.js
• HarperDB
• Fastify

Introduction

When it comes to Node.js and Fastify, people are familiar with these technologies. However, when it comes to databases, there is a new kid on the block.