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Published: 2024-01-29 15:45:34

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How to implement VUE HEADER component?
Tags: vue, javascript
Published: 2024-01-29 15:38:11

I have a small web based VUE application. It contains about five pages. Each page has a title. Currently the title is just simply a static H2 tag.

I would like to implement a scrolling animation for the title as in iOS. When the user scrolls up, the title of the page scrolls into the header component.

I already have all the CSS and animation part. I have a proof of concept for that. My question is about the VUE part. How shall I implement the header? As a VUE component? Or as a VUE Composable? Or both?


Each page has a title. Currently a static string in the H2 tag.

I am thinking about a header component for all the UI of the header. And the scrolling animation. When the user scrolls up, then the H2 title of the page scrolls behind the header. But the title text thne appears in the header and stays there. (As for example in iOS settings.)

How could each page set the title in the header component?
国内访问github
Published: 2024-01-29 15:36:18

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OpenAI API Mock for Devs on a Budget
Tags: openai, node, mock, opensource
Published: 2024-01-29 15:27:54

Hey, fellow devs! Ever been working on a project, eager to test your OpenAI integration, only to be held back by the dreaded API call limits? Well, fear not! I've got a nifty solution for you, and it involves a touch of magic and a dash of mock-tastic sorcery.

## 🧙‍♂️ Introducing OpenAI API Mock

Say hello to openai-api-mock, a Node.js module that's here to turn your development environment into a playground for all your OpenAI API dreams. No more worrying about unnecessary API charges during testing – it's time to unleash the power of mock responses!

## 🌟 Why Did I Create This Module?

Picture this: you're knee-deep in developing a project, excited to test your OpenAI integration. However, you hit a roadblock – the dreaded API call limits. 

Here's the twist – I needed a way to mock API responses, especially when dealing with **function-calling** structured responses & API costs can spiral during development and testing phases, and I yearned for a tool that could empower developers to experiment freely with OpenAI without the fear of skyrocketing bills. Thus, `openai-api-mock` was born,


## 🎩 How to Work Your Mock Magic

### Step 1: Install the Wizardry
Start by installing this enchanting module using npm. Open your terminal and type:

```sh
npm install -D openai-api-mock
```

### Step 2: Summon the Mock Response
In your JavaScript file, conjure the mock response with a simple incantation:

```js
const { mockOpenAIResponse } = require('openai-api-mock');
```

```js 
mockOpenAIResponse();
```

Now, every time your code attempts to make an OpenAI API call, it will receive a magical mock response. No API call limits, no charges – just pure wizardry at play!

## 🧐 What's Under the Hood?
This magical module depends on the powers of nock for intercepting HTTP calls and @faker-js/faker for generating fake data. It's a dynamic duo ensuring your OpenAI API calls are met with whimsical responses.


🚀 Conclusion
With the power of mock responses in your hands, you're ready to take your OpenAI journey to new heights without worrying about the cost. openai-api-mock is here to make your development experience enchanting and budget-friendly.

[Github Repo](https://github.com/chihebnabil/openai-api-mock)
A Tribute to React
Tags: webdev, react, javascript
Published: 2024-01-29 15:14:16

**Attention: This article may cause discomfort, particularly for individuals not from the React community. No offense is intended. Proceed at your own risk.**

---

**Preface**. There was a surge in criticism towards React over the past year. Complaints ranged from reluctance of React's core members to adopt the trending Reactivity API, to confusion over React Server Components. IMO, the significance of the issues is often exaggerated while the objective proposition value of React is neglected or diminished. In this article, I want to highlight one particular aspect of React that is hard to overestimate but often overlooked and taken for granted.

---

Ask yourself: 

> What has been the main pain point of frontend development in the past decade?

For many, it's the ever-changing landscape of frontend development and the need to constantly re-learn, rewrite and fight with broken npm updates. It has become normal for a hyped and trendy technology to fall out of fashion within 2-3 years, get abandoned and become a tech debt burden for projects that relied on it.

We are lucky if our use of the guilty library is limited and the solution is straightforward. But dealing with more complex situations can become a nightmare causing the notorious fatigue. Many of us bear the scars from migrating AngularJS and Vue apps when those frameworks couldn't find a way for further gradual evolution and seamless updates. Those unlucky enough to have bet on these frameworks felt the impact: businesses, developers, library authors.

Is there any major frontend technology that has stayed relevant for over a decade, never broken its ecosystem, evolved gradually, and continued growing in popularity? Is there such a bastion in this volatile field?

The obvious answer is **React**. It's a true phenomenon.

React has earned a reputation as the least risky technology choice for frontend development. It has so far been the safest bet for business owners, developers and library authors.

With huge momentum, React continues to evolve, and its ecosystem thrives. IMO, the apprehensions about React's state of affairs are exaggerated.

Why did React make it where many others fell short? Perhaps it is the initial ingenious design principles of React, that helped it stay flexible and evolve gradually. Or maybe it is the React team's ingenious, pragmatic and cautious architectural decisions along the way. Likely, it's a combination of both.

Let's appreciate React for being such a phenomenon.

Let's appreciate the immense achievement of React's team.

The team has truly deserved better treatment, more respect, more trust and more patience from us.

Be nice. Be cute.

THANK YOU REACT! LONG LIVE REACT! 🤘
How Do You Balance Social Media in Your Career?
Tags: discuss, socialmedia, career
Published: 2024-01-29 15:12:42

Balancing the use of social media for professional growth is crucial. How do you maintain a healthy relationship with social media in the tech world? Share your strategies and insights!

<br>
Follow the DEVteam for more discussions and online camaraderie!
{% embed [https://dev.to/devteam](https://dev.to/devteam) %}
Flatiron School, Phase 2
Published: 2024-01-29 14:55:20

My biggest mistake these last few weeks was taking the same approach with React as I did with Javascript HTML, and CSS. I kept hearing and reading about how one was Imperative while the other was Declarative and it made sense. React seemed like it would definitely be the easier approach to creating the front end of an application. Each topic made enough sense in its own. Create parts of your application in components, pass data with props and states, use CSS to make it look how you want and let React do the rest. 

Each topic made sense on its own, but the issue was the process to accomplish each task in React was a little more complex. I was so used to not memorizing processes, rather being able to logic through what it is I want to do. The same should be done with React as well, but only after you've memorized each individual process. During my labs I knew what I wanted to do, but I spent so much time looking back on syntax that I often lost my train of thought and couldn't keep track of what I wanted to do. I found myself coming just short of completing the labs and even accomplishing  That definitely put into perspective for me what the difference between a good coder and great coder is. If you're able to focus to on the grand scope of your project, you’ll be able to make it with more depth, therefore smoother and better. When you have to constantly look back just to remember how to send up data using a callback function, the grander ideas become seemingly more impossible. My biggest advice to anyone wanting to learn React, in a short period of time especially, take your time learning each and every process. Knowing the general logic is easy enough, truly understanding why you’re writing each line of code the way you are is not so easy. Pattern matching seems like it would be the right approach, but then you're limited because of yourself. Anything you can't find a pattern to associate with becomes too difficult. Learn the processes and then understand why you're doing it that way.
Cross-Region Transit Gateway Peering in AWS
Tags: network, cloud, aws, tutorial
Published: 2024-01-29 14:49:39

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a global infrastructure that empowers organizations to deploy and scale their applications across different regions. One of the essential components for building a global network architecture is Transit Gateway, which simplifies the connectivity between various Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) and on-premises networks. In this article, we'll explore how to establish peering between two Transit Gateways in different regions.


![ AWS Transit Gateway - peering connection](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/xqmjir7y25c7u8hb34t3.jpg)

Setting Up Cross-Region Transit Gateway Peering:

1. **Create Transit Gateways:**
   Begin by creating Transit Gateways in the respective regions where you want to establish peering. Ensure that the necessary VPCs are attached to each Transit Gateway.

2. **Enable Peering:**
   Navigate to the AWS Management Console and select the Transit Gateway service. From there, initiate the peering connection between the two Transit Gateways in different regions.

3. **Update Route Tables:**
   Once the peering connection is established, update the route tables associated with the Transit Gateways to include routes for the remote VPCs. This step ensures that the Transit Gateways know how to route traffic to the interconnected regions.

4. **Security Groups and Network ACLs:**
   Adjust Network Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Security Groups to permit traffic between the peered VPCs. Ensure that the necessary ports and protocols are open to facilitate communication between EC2 instances.

5. **Connectivity Testing:**
   After configuring the necessary settings, perform connectivity testing to ensure that EC2 instances in different regions can communicate seamlessly. Use tools like ping or other application-specific tests to validate the connectivity.

If you are interested in the topic, you can see what it looks like in practice in my video tutorial:
{% embed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yLhAY1uphI %}


Conclusion:

Cross-region Transit Gateway peering in AWS provides organizations with the ability to create a global network infrastructure that supports efficient and secure communication between resources deployed in different geographic locations. By following the outlined steps, businesses can establish peering connections between Transit Gateways in distinct regions and enable direct communication between EC2 instances, fostering a more robust and interconnected cloud environment. This capability is particularly valuable for enterprises with a global footprint, allowing them to build scalable and resilient architectures that meet the demands of a distributed and interconnected world.
What are your goals for week 5 0f 2024?
Tags: discuss, motivation
Published: 2024-01-29 14:45:59

It's week 5 of 2024. The end of January already.

## What are your goals for this week and year? 

- What are you building? 
- What will be a good result by week's end?
- What events are happening any week? 
  * in person or virtual?
- Any special goals for the year?

After a week of near record cold and snow, we had a week of rain. Temps were higher than normal for January but not records. Just rain and clouds all week.

### Last Week's Goals
 
- [:white_check_mark:] Continue Job Search. * Applied, networked, signed up fro a job fair today.
- [:white_check_mark:] Project work
- Events
  * [:x:] Thursday Virtual Coffee (VC). Scheduling conflict
  * [:white_check_mark:] Attend The [Jam.Dev](https://cfe.dev/events/the-jam-2024/) is Jan 24&25.
  *[:white_check_mark:] Son has a user testing session.
- [:white_check_mark:] Run a weekly motivational Virtual Coffee (VC) Slack thread similar to this post. At VC we're running a New Goals challenge for the month. I'll work with the team to modify the thread. 
 
### This Week's Goals


- Continue Job Search. 
  * Climate job fair today. Not many developer job opening listed. When I registered will see if they updated.
- Project work 
- Events
  * Monday Online Job Fair.
  * THAT Conference is in Austin this week. They live stream the Keynotes on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@ThatConference). 
  * Thursday Virtual Coffee (VC).
- Run a weekly motivational Virtual Coffee (VC) Slack thread similar to this post. At VC we're running a New Goals challenge for the month. 
 

### Your Goals for the week and 2024

Your turn what do you plan to do this week? 

- What are you building? 
- What will be a good result by week's end?
- What events are happening any week? 
  * in person or virtual?
- Any special goals for the year?


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-$JarvisScript git push
```
Fiscal de SICPA para combatir el comercio ilícito de tabaco y asegurar ingresos fiscales
Published: 2024-01-29 14:31:05

El Servicio de [Impuestos Internos](http://dailyquicknews.com) (SII) de Chile adjudicó a SICPA la licitación para la renovación del sistema de trazabilidad fiscal de cigarrillos por un período de cinco años, a partir de 2024. La solución, denominada Sistema de Trazabilidad Fiscal ([SITRAF](http://capitaldigitalnews.com)), cuenta para su operación con un sistema de trazabilidad basado en la tecnología [SICPATRACE](http://dailycitylive.com)® de SICPA. Este sistema ya ha demostrado sus beneficios desde su primera implementación en 2019. SITRAF es reconocido por las instituciones internacionales como una [medida](http://renovationsanfrancisco.com) sólida para controlar la producción de productos de tabaco genuinos y asegurar los ingresos fiscales.
Amazon VPC now supports idempotency for route table and network ACL creation
Published: 2024-01-29 14:30:50

Amazon VPC now supports idempotent creation of route tables and network ACLs, allowing you to safely retry creation without additional side effects. Idempotent creation of route tables and network ACLs is intended for customers that use network orchestration systems or automation scripts that create route tables and network ACLs as part of a workflow.

By adding a client token, you can now ensure that only one route table is created as part of the CreateRouteTable API request, or only one network ACL is created as part of the CreateNetworkAcl API request. With an idempotent request, once a resource is successfully created, any subsequent retries using the same client token will not create any additional resources. You can now build retry mechanisms into your creation workflow and avoid duplicate entries in an event of timeouts or server issues. 

This feature is available in all AWS commercial and the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. To get started with making idempotent API calls for CreateRouteTable and CreateNetworkACL you can visit the [documentation page](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/APIReference/Run_Instance_Idempotency.html) and [API reference page](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html). 


Hashicorp support for this feature - https://lnkd.in/gPakJwGW
Angular Components Lifecycle - Basics
Tags: webdev, angular, typescript, programming
Published: 2024-01-29 14:30:04

As developers working with Angular, we rely on its lifecycle hooks to manage how our components are created, updated, and destroyed. Understanding these hooks is key to building reliable and high-performance applications.

In this article, we'll explore these essential lifecycle hooks offered by Angular, unraveling their roles and significance in the development process of robust, dynamic applications. 
Let's start

## constructor
This is a standard Javascript class constructor.
Runs when Angular instantiates the component.

## ngOnInit
The `ngOnInit` runs when Angular has initialized the component's inputs.
It runs only once before the component's template is initialized.
Inside `ngOnInit`, is a good place to fetch your initial data.

## ngOnChanges
`ngOnChanges` runs every time that an input value is changed.
This happens before the template is initialized and the first `ngOnChanges` will run before the `ngOnInit`.
Here you can update the component's state based on input values.

The `ngOnChanges` accepts an argument of type `SimpleChanges`.
This is an object that contains the input's previous value, its current value, and a flag for whether this is the first time the input has changed.

## ngDoCheck
It runs every time Angular checks a component for changes.
With this hook, we can manually check for changes outside of Angular's change detection and change the state of a component.

Using this hook may affect the performance of the page and for that reason, we need to use it if we don't have anything else to do.
In contrast with `ngOnChancges`, the first `ngDoCheck` runs after `ngOnInit`.

## ngAfterViewInit
As its name says, that hook runs after the template and its children have been initialized, and runs only one time.


<!--
## ngAfterContentInit
Similarly the `ngAfterContentInit` runs after the template and its nested children have been initialized,

## ngAfterViewChecked
---

## ngAfterContentChecked
---

## afterNextRender
---

## afterRender
---

-->

## ngOnDestroy
This method runs once when the component is destroyed.
This means that the component is not available in the DOM anymore.
Keep in mind that if you have any subscriptions in the component you need to unsubscribe them. This is a good place to do that.
Cosmoprof North America presenta su nueva edición en Miami
Published: 2024-01-29 14:28:53

Cosmoprof [North America](http://dailyquicknews.com) Miami está preparada para ofrecer una experiencia sin precedentes, ya que la mitad de las más de 600 [marcas](http://capitaldigitalnews.com) expositoras debutan en este evento sin haber expuesto nunca antes en Cosmoprof North [America](http://dailycitylive.com) Las Vegas. Esta afluencia de nuevos participantes es una atracción irresistible para minoristas, compradores, importadores, exportadores y todos los asistentes exigentes que buscan explorar las últimas tendencias e innovaciones que dan forma al [panorama](http://renovationsanfrancisco.com) de la industria de la belleza.
whaht is problem
Tags: webdev, javascript, react, programming
Published: 2024-01-29 14:26:39


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