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Cash App Account
Tags: cashapp, cashapplogin, bitcoin, cryptocurrency
Published: 2024-01-14 20:22:20

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How to Connect the DHT22 and Arduino Nano
Tags: arduino, beginners, tutorial, diy
Published: 2024-01-14 20:09:21

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The DHT22 is a very powerful environmental sensor used in DIY projects for the Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and various other microcontrollers. It measures humidity and temperature accurately, all at a low price.
In this tutorial, we show how to connect it to the Arduino Nano Every in MicroPython to start getting readings very simply! You can use any Arduino model you would like, just be sure the pins match as the pin arrangement for various Arduino models is not laid out the same.
Before reading the remainder, be sure to subscribe and support the channel if you have not!

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## Step 1-) Physical Connection


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/x4jamh9ak0qncs0zbycy.png)
You will only need 3 jumper wires to make the connection, the ShillehTek DHT22 from Amazon comes with wires packaged, as do most versions of this device.

## Step 2-) Arduino Setup

Download the Arduino IDE online. In the IDE, select the board manager from the left and search nano every. Download the board package for the Every (if you are using the Every).


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/bgmahwc7ksz5xvd5sepf.png)



Select the board and the port.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/2it919hvlofrmfpyl0pi.png)



Download the DHT Adafruit Library from the library manager:


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/09c7fl9e8exuq8ekodso.png)



Once this is downloaded, you can simply go to File > Examples > DHT Sensor Library. Select the DHT_Unified_Sensor example, this example is sufficient enough to start getting values from any DHT sensor.

By default the example will run on the wiring diagram from above and it will use the DHT22 model, so you don't have to change anything in the code to get values which is nice. Go ahead and upload and open the serial monitor on baud rate 9600, you should see values. Adjust the code as desired!

## Conclusion

Hope you got the DHT22 sensor working quickly in Arduino, the Adafruit library makes it a breeze so really we should thank them. If you have not already, buy the sensor from ShillehTek on our Amazon store in US, Canada, or Japan! Also consider subscribing to Shilleh on YouTube to support our content! It would mean a lot to the growth of the brand. Thanks everyone.
My First Terraform Experience as Ansible Guy
Tags: devops, terraform, ansible
Published: 2024-01-14 20:03:40

A few days ago, I finished one of the [Terraform course for beginners](https://www.udemy.com/certificate/UC-086e60b6-9ece-406e-bd12-b172dfac0451/). Now I’m [preparing](https://www.udemy.com/course/terraform-hands-on-labs/) for the [Terraform Associate certification](https://www.hashicorp.com/certification/terraform-associate), because why not =) Terraform is one of the major DevOps technologies today and now I find time for it.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/0lz7c4l8ziyi0tffstsy.png)
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I used to do almost everything using Ansible. Ansible is a super powerful tool, especially when you consider Jinja templates. But what was interesting for me while learning Terraform is that Terraform gives me more consistent outcomes, hello immutability =) Thanks to Golang, everything is very compact and fast, I can feel it.

So I decided to learn Terraform really solidly and use it as the main tool for provisioning and Ansible only for configuration management. Obviously, yeah =)

**What I have learned**

- Terraform is extremely small and powerful
  - It has a simple workflow. Mainly `init`-`plan`-`apply`-`destroy`
  - Doesn't use complex abstractions
- HCL is cool
  - Readable and simple. Now I love it =)
- Terraform is consistent, even if you use multiple [providers](https://registry.terraform.io/browse/providers)

During the course, I took notes on the things I want to keep in my [Git repository](https://github.com/andrii-sudak/terraform-notes). The repository will be updated. Maybe it will be useful to someone.
Cost effective strategies for AWS Landing Zone: on-premise DNS forwarding optimization
Tags: aws, landingzone, dns, communitybuilders
Published: 2024-01-14 19:55:39

This article covers the bypass of inbound endpoints from the Route53 resolver, describing a cost-effective method to redirect traffic from your on-premise DNS to your Route53 private zone files.

Before [AWS Verified Access](https://aws.amazon.com/verified-access/) was released, the standard security practice was to keep resources private unless public access was absolutely necessary.

Since AWS Verified Access is not yet an industry standard, we'll discuss the scenario of a VPN or intranet setup, focusing on accessing private (sub)domains deployed within our VPC.

In a hybrid DNS scenario, AWS provides the option to configure a Route53 resolver inbound endpoint, followed by the creation of forward rules on the on-premise DNS server for each private (sub)domain.

The inbound endpoint, a Route53 DNS resolver configuration, establishes necessary network interfaces within your VPC for forwarding queries from the on-premise DNS to your AWS account.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/jhs9cqybuoc1ftdd1hyr.png)

To direct traffic to your VPC, a forwarding rule on the on-premise DNS server is required for a specific (sub)domain, with the IPs of the Route53 inbound resolver added. Implementing inbound endpoints in each AWS account in a large organization could significantly impact overall costs.

**The trick to cost savings lies in the on-premise DNS forwarding rule, where you utilize the VPC resolver IP, represented by the CIDR of your VPC ending in .2. For instance, if your VPC CIDR is 172.10.10.0/24, the VPC resolver IP would be 172.10.10.2.**

Whenever you need to access a private domain configured in a Route53 zone file, simply create a forwarding rule for the (sub)domain on the on-premise DNS, directing it towards the VPC resolver IP ending in .2.

**This method removes the need for Route53 to create network interfaces for each inbound resolver, eliminating associated costs.**

What tips & tricks do you have for keeping the costs low in your AWS landingzone?

_[In a previous article](https://dev.to/lp/aws-landing-zone-frugality-hybrid-dns-queries-towards-on-premise-e22), I wrote about using outbound endpoints and rules from the Route53 resolver to guide traffic from all AWS accounts towards private (on-premise) managed (sub)domains, keeping the costs low._
Ruby gem command install does not find zlib in WSL environment
Tags: wsl, ruby
Published: 2024-01-14 19:53:53

Today, I encountered an issue while installing Ruby with asdf on Windows using WSL. When attempting to run `gem install <extension>`, I received the following error:

```bash
<internal:/home/<user>/.asdf/installs/ruby/3.3.0/lib/ruby/3.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb>:127:in `require': cannot load such file -- zlib (LoadError)
```

After an extensive search, the solution that worked for me was to install the following packages:

```bash
sudo apt-get install libffi-dev libncurses-dev libbz2-dev libssl-dev libreadline-dev libsqlite3-dev zlib1g-dev
```

Following this, I reinstalled the Ruby:

```bash
asdf uninstall ruby <version>
asdf install ruby <version>
```

After that, I was able to execute the `gem install` command.
Do you know why most of the people use modified versions of WhatsApp?
Tags: whatsapp, whatsappmods, antibanwhatsappmods, antibanwhatsapp
Published: 2024-01-14 18:37:02

How may our current approaches to communication be held back by client expectations as the globe progresses toward improved technology? People demand more power, independence, and features from their touch. To address this need, the WhatsApp Mod Industry has created new and innovative methods.

By allowing people to speak with their loved ones, these ideas enhance and progress people’s lives. So, let me present you with the best anti-ban WhatsApp Mods platform. They are committed to offering the most advanced anti-ban WhatsApp mods with an excellent user interface and direct downloads.
Cost effective strategies for AWS Landing Zone: streamlining on-premise DNS queries
Tags: aws, landingzone, communitybuilders, dns
Published: 2024-01-14 18:50:55

This year seems to be in the frugality zodiac sign so I decided to share a few best practices for reducing costs within your landing zone.

In this article, will cover the use of outbound endpoints and rules from Route53 resolver to efficiently direct traffic from all your AWS accounts towards private (on-premise) managed (sub)domains, ultimately keeping your expenses in check.

In a hybrid DNS scenario, you want to query the private (on-premise) DNS servers for the IPs of your private (sub)domains. AWS provides the option to configure a Route53 resolver outbound endpoint and DNS forward rules for each of your private (sub)domains.

The outbound endpoint is a configuration of the Route53 DNS resolver that creates network interfaces inside your VPC, facilitating the forwarding of queries towards the on-premise DNS based on the defined rules.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/l3rhoteortgyuwgwgo9r.png)

A Route53 resolver rule is a setting for a private domain where you declare the IPs of your on-premise DNS servers, which will reply with the IPs of the private (sub)domains.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/fjy8b3iravjsi3jb3zhs.png)

Up until now everything might sound quite standard and there's there's no mention of costs. However, if you check the upper right part of the above picture, you'll notice that the sharing status of this rule is marked as "not shared."

Now, let's assume that most of your AWS accounts within the landing zone need access to the same private (sub)domains. Creating Route53 resolver rules for each account could [significantly increase your organization's bill](https://aws.amazon.com/route53/pricing/#Route_53_Resolver_Endpoints). 

**The trick is to utilize the Resource Access Manager service. Create a resource share by selecting the Route53 Resolver Rules type and add the AWS account IDs from your organization in the Shared Principals configuration. This way, all AWS accounts listed in the Shared Principals configuration can use the same Route53 rule for your on-premise domain, and you'll only be charged for the network interfaces created in your central account..**

The last step is to login into your AWS accounts added previously in the Shared principals configuration, go to Route53 resolver rules, select the shared rule and attach it to your local VPC.

What tips & tricks do you have for keeping the costs low in your AWS landingzone?

_[In a separate article](https://dev.to/lp/optimizing-aws-landingzone-costs-on-premise-dns-forwarding-36hl) I wrote how to bypass inbound endpoints from the Route53 resolver and forward traffic from your on-premise DNS to your Route53 private zone files, having no costs._
Did you ever tried Blue WhatsApp Plus?
Tags: whatsapp, whatsappmods, whatsappplus, bluewhatsappplus
Published: 2024-01-14 18:32:33

Blue WhatsApp is a completely blue-themed variant of the original WhatsApp Messenger. It was built by a third-party developer who discovered some limitations in WhatsApp and created this wonderful WhatsApp mod that you can download and install for free on your Android device.

You’ll be astonished at how this application will enhance your life; with just one click to install the app, you’ll no longer have to ask people to share the status that appeals to your mind. Furthermore, you can retrieve all chats, including those deleted by the sender.

It is one of the top WhatsApp mods that people use to circumvent the limitations of the standard WhatsApp messenger, along with GB WhatsApp, FM WhatsApp, Dark WhatsApp, WhatsApp Prime and Delta WhatsApp. For instance, it is an anti-ban and modified app with many additional features to the standard app. Second, you’ll become smart enough to stay one step ahead in your WhatsApp communication.
TIL Week 1 Homework
Tags: spartacodingclub, coding, programming, webdev
Published: 2024-01-14 18:21:55

Sparta Coding Club Week 1 Highlights (**TIL**):

1. Installed Python on my computer, unlocking its potential for back end development.

2. Grasped the concept of Web scraping and adeptly utilized the Request library for efficient data extraction.

3. Explored the features of Beautiful Soup 4 library, enhancing my ability to parse and navigate HTML and XML documents.

4. Overcame initial challenges and gained a comprehensive understanding of web scraping methodologies.

5. Initiated my journey with MongoDB by creating an account, setting the stage for future lessons on database management.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/9jnaubt3k9gqfwp2gqp3.png)
Flowmodoro vs Pomodoro
Tags: productivity, flowmodoro, pomodoro, learning
Published: 2024-01-14 17:59:40

### Intro

This blog post will go over what the difference is between Flowmodoro and the Pomodoro technique, their pros and cons, and when to use one over the other.

### What is the Pomodoro Technique?

The Pomodoro technique is a very famous technique created by Francesco Cirillo where you set a timer for 25 minutes, focus on doing a single task for that amount of time, and once the timer goes off, you take a break. It’s really simple and powerful because it helps you stay on task.

### The main limitation of the Pomodoro technique

I really liked doing Pomodoros for one-off tasks like doing chores, finishing my homework, or programming bug fixes. But I realized that there is one main limitation to the Pomodoro technique: and that it’s good for short term goals. I really wanted to stick to doing work long term and making progress on longer-term goals that needed more than 25 minutes. **25 minutes on its own gets small things done, but 25 minutes every day going towards a goal for weeks and months gets considerable achievements accomplished.**

### Enter: Flowmodoro

I created Flowmodoro to overcome this limitation; to help people stick to their long term goals while utilizing the strengths of the Pomodoro technique. 

**With it, you can:**
- Set a block of time you want to spend per week working towards a goal (reading, writing, programming, etc.).
- Utilize the pomodoro technique with the timer to show you how much time you need to do today on the block.
- Once completed, see how much time you’ve spent over weeks, months, and years going towards the goal.

### Comparing the two techniques

**Flowmodoro and Pomodoro are both good for:**
- Eliminating distractions
- Getting started on tasks

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**Flowmodoro individually is good for:**
- Making progress for long term goals
- Spending a little bit of time each day completing tasks
- Tracking the amount of time spent on a task over time

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**Pomodoro individually is good for:**
- Quick tasks that need to be done
- Not worried about tracking time - just get the task to done

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### Conclusion 

Hopefully this blog post helps gain some clarification on how the Flowmodoro app works and how it complements the Pomodoro technique.

Want to start making more progress than ever before toward your long term goals? 

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Abstraction in Dart
Tags: flutter, dart, abstraction, oopsconcept
Published: 2024-01-14 17:55:29

**What is Abstraction?**

Imagine you have a toy robot. This robot has buttons on its surface, and when you press a button, it performs a specific action — let’s say dancing. Now, abstraction is like focusing on the dance itself without worrying about how the robot’s internal gears or circuits make it happen.

In computer programming, abstraction allows you to focus on what something does rather than how it does it. It’s like using the dance button on your robot without needing to understand the complex mechanics inside.

**Why is Abstraction Important?**

Abstraction is important because it simplifies things. Instead of dealing with intricate details, you can interact with something based on its essential features, making it easier to use and understand.

**Imagine:** Think of abstraction as using the dance button on your robot without caring about the gears and circuits inside. In programming, abstraction lets you focus on what things do, abstracting away the complex details of how they do it.

_Let’s try to Visualize the below code:_

```
/**
 * Abstraction Example
 * 
 * Imagine you have a toy robot. This robot has buttons on its surface,
 * and when you press a button, it performs a specific action—let's say dancing.
 * Now, abstraction is like focusing on the dance itself without worrying about
 * how the robot's internal gears or circuits make it happen.
 * 
 * In computer programming, abstraction allows you to focus on what something does
 * rather than how it does it. It's like using the dance button on your robot without
 * needing to understand the complex mechanics inside.
 * 
 * Why is Abstraction Important?
 * Abstraction is important because it simplifies things. Instead of dealing with intricate details,
 * you can interact with something based on its essential features, making it easier to use and understand.
 * 
 * Imagine: Think of abstraction as using the dance button on your robot without caring about
 * the gears and circuits inside. In programming, abstraction lets you focus on what things do,
 * abstracting away the complex details of how they do it.
 */

// Define an abstract class representing a Robot
abstract class Robot {
  // Abstract method for performing a specific action
  void performAction();
}

// Define a concrete class representing a DancingRobot inheriting from Robot
class DancingRobot extends Robot {
  // Implementation of the abstract method for dancing
  @override
  void performAction() {
    print('Dancing Robot: Performing a dance!');
  }
}

/**
 * Main function where the program execution starts
 * Imagine this as someone interacting with a robot without worrying about its internal details.
 */
void main() {
  // Create an instance of the DancingRobot
  Robot myRobot = DancingRobot();

  // Use the abstraction to perform the action without knowing the internal details
  myRobot.performAction();
}
```
Building a Node.js Project with Express, MySQL, JWT, Sequelize, Docker, and More: A Comprehensive Guide
Published: 2024-01-14 17:43:13

Hey there!

I'm excited to share a sample project that leverages the power of Node.js and the Express framework. This project serves as a comprehensive introduction to several key concepts and technologies. Whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your Node.js skills, this guide has got you covered.

Github URL: **https://github.com/rahulthackkar/nodejs-mysql-jwt-sequelize**

## Key Features of the Project:

**Dockerized Application Environment:**
Set up a robust, containerized environment with Docker, incorporating Node.js, MySQL, and PHPMyAdmin for seamless development and deployment.

**CRUD Operations with JWT Authentication:**
Implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations through a RESTful API, secured with JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication for enhanced security.

**Google Login Integration using OAuth2:**
Learn how to integrate Google Login into your application using OAuth2 authentication, providing users with a convenient and secure login option.

**Google Cloud Bucket File Upload:**
Explore the process of uploading files to Google Cloud Storage buckets, demonstrating effective file management within your Node.js project.

**Testing API Endpoints with Jest:**
Dive into the world of testing by incorporating Jest for writing unit tests, ensuring the reliability and functionality of your API endpoints.

**Sequelize with MySQL:**
Discover the power of Sequelize, a robust ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) library, for interacting with MySQL databases. Explore features like seeders and model validation for efficient database management.

**Email Sending with Nodemailer:**
Implement email functionality using Nodemailer, allowing your application to send emails seamlessly. Learn the ins and outs of email integration for various use cases.

**Who Can Benefit?**
This project is tailored for developers at various levels—whether you're a beginner eager to learn the basics or an experienced developer looking to enhance your Node.js skills. Each section is designed to provide clear explanations and practical examples, making it accessible and valuable for everyone.

Feel free to dive in, explore the different sections, and adapt the project to fit your unique development needs. Let's build something amazing together!

Happy coding!