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JavaScript or TypeScript

Take it easy, let’s find out which one is better, JavaScript or TypeScript?

Should we move from JavaScript to TypeScript? For articles with a similar heading, the authors usually have the answer in their minds. But they intend to leave the answer in the last paragraph to lure readers to read the whole article. Or even worse, leave an ambiguous answer at the end. So what are we […]

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AWS Integration

Elastic Beanstalk with React Frontend and Flask Backend – Part 3

We have our Flask backend at the back to handle magic (weather forecast logic) and we have our React frontend dealing with user interfaces. So, what are we missing here? Every great team needs a leader to bring teammates working together. Thus we need a service to align both backend and frontend. Here she comes,

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React Frontend

React Frontend and Flask Backend for Weather Forecast – Part 2

From our last post, “Flask Backend and React Frontend for Weather Forecast – Part 1“, we built our magic user, RESTful API as the backend module with Flask. This time, we are going to build our sword swinger, who always deals with challenges at the front line. Before we go further, let’s have a little

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Flask backend

Flask Backend and React Frontend for Weather Forecast – Part 1

We built a weather forecast web app with Flask in past. That was an old fashioned way which we handled all frontend and backend stuff under Flask framework. The best practice for web applications nowadays is separating frontend and backend into 2 modules. So we can utilize both modules to their max capability.

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