Web Application Testing. A Quick Guide to Testing and Security
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Firestore czyli ognista baza od giganta z Doliny KrzemowejThe Software House Podczas codziennej pracy każdy z nas korzysta z różnych baz danych,
Każda baza ma zachowania typowe dla siebie. Firestore to nierelacyjna baza od Google, która posiada wiele nietypowych funkcjonalności, wiele ciekawych rozwiązań. W tej prezentacji dowiemy się o paru fajnych zastosowań w Firestore i na co warto uważać przy implementacji tego rozwiązania.
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O łączeniu Storyblok i Next.jsThe Software House The document discusses Storyblok CMS and how it can be used with Next.js. Some key points:
- Storyblok CMS allows non-technical users to build landing pages from predefined components and developers to collaborate asynchronously on new components.
- With Storyblok, content is modeled as the whole website layout rather than just text. It delivers JSON data to render pages.
- Storyblok provides features like live preview, internationalization utilities, and an image service.
- The presentation demonstrates modeling data in Storyblok, receiving it in Next.js, and coding the app to iterate over Storyblok data and map it to components to create pages dynamically.
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