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Advantages and Disadvantages of Cloud ERP.
Tags: cloud, softwaredevelopment, security, webdev
Published: 2023-08-24 22:45:56

Cloud Computing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), is a business management software system used by organizations to manage their core business operations including human resources, finance, accounting, supply chain, sales, etc., hosted on a cloud computing platform. It is powered by high-speed internet hosted by the providers of the system. With access to the internet, clients can access their data from any location with a digital device and a browser to log in to the system. 

Cloud ERP also integrates artificial intelligence and other technological tools to generate predictive insights from real-time data. Most organizations have turned to using Cloud ERP because of its advantages which include;

- 
Accessibility and Availability: With an internet connection, the software can be accessed from any location. Teams that are not physically located in close proximity can collaborate seamlessly using the Cloud ERP. 

- 
Scalability: As organizations grow, so will their demand for resources increase. Cloud ERP is designed to effortlessly scale up or down to accommodate the business size, requirements, and demands, ensuring optimum resource utilization.
Cost Efficient: Organizations do not have to spend huge sums of money to set up their own infrastructure. The initial cost of Cloud ERP is a fraction of how much a company will need to build its own servers. 

- 
Automatic updates: Vendors of Cloud ERP regularly update their systems. This includes updating a feature in the software or uploading a patch to enhance security.

With all the above benefits and more, Cloud ERP has its own disadvantages:

- 
Data Security: As organizations are using Cloud ERP, their data is stored on the vendors’ storage. Data stored can include the client’s credit card details or health records. This raises concerns regarding who has access to the data and who owns the data.

- 
Reliance on Internet Connectivity: To log in to the Cloud ERP, organizations need a stable internet connection. An unstable internet connection will hinder business operations, productivity, and access to data. 

- 
Customization Constraint: Businesses might have their predefined workflows. This might not be incorporated in the Cloud ERP because the system is built to serve a more general purpose for many organizations.

In conclusion, cloud ERP can help organizations efficiently manage their operations online, be available remotely, and scale seamlessly to business needs with initial cost efficiencies. However, potential downsides include internet dependency, data security, and customization limitations. Organizations must consider these factors against their needs before adopting Cloud ERP.
Mastering JavaScript: Call, Bind, and Apply 🌟
Tags: javascript, beginners, programming, tutorial
Published: 2023-08-24 22:10:29

Hey there, budding devs! Let's dive into the fascinating world of call, bind, and apply in JavaScript. These magical methods empower you to control how functions are executed. Let's unravel the mysteries together! 🚀

**1. The Power of "Call":**
Think of "call" as a direct line to a function. It allows you to borrow a function from one object and invoke it with another object's context. Check out this snippet:

```
function greet(name) {
  console.log(`Hello, ${name}! I'm ${this.title}`);
}

const user = { title: "Dev Master" };
greet.call(user, "Alice");

```

**2. The Wonders of "Bind" 🔗:**
"Bind" creates a new function with a fixed context. Imagine it as a promise – whenever you call the new function, the original context stays constant. Let's see it in action:

```
const chef = {
  specialty: "Italian",
  showSpecialty: function () {
    console.log(`I'm a ${this.specialty} chef!`);
  },
};

const showItalianSpecialty = chef.showSpecialty.bind(chef);
showItalianSpecialty();

```
**3.  The Magic of "Apply" ⚙️:**
"Apply" is your toolkit for arrays. It lets you pass an array as arguments to a function. Super handy when you want to avoid manually listing out arguments. Check it out:

```
function calculateSum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

const numbers = [5, 7];
const sum = calculateSum.apply(null, numbers);

```
**4. Call vs. Apply vs. Bind 🌐**:
Confused about the differences? Don't worry! "Call" and "Apply" run the function immediately, while "Bind" returns a new function. It's like ordering food (call/apply) vs. making a reservation (bind).

**5. When to Use Each Method 🧠:**
Remember, "call" and "apply" are great for borrowing or sharing functions. "Bind" is perfect for creating reusable functions with preset data. Choose wisely based on your needs!
What are your best resume tips?: CodeNewbie Podcast
Tags: discuss, podcast, codenewbie, career
Published: 2023-08-24 21:56:23

[Alex Lee](https://twitter.com/thetechrally), Frontend Engineer at Amazon, came on the podcast yesterday to discuss building a great resume, helping others navigate their careers, and evolving as an engineer.

On the podcast, Alex shared:

> ### Another common mistake [I see for folks new in the industry] is thinking that your resume isn’t going to really do much. You really need to focus on your resume because the resume’s the thing that most recruiters are going to look at.

Alex shared a bunch of other tips in the podcast, but we want to hear what you think. It's always job hunting season and I'm sure we have a fair amount of folks here either looking for jobs or looking to give advice!

- What are your best resume tips?

- What is the most important advice you received when getting your first job as a developer?

- How can other developers level up their LinkedIn and resume when looking for a job?

- How can you make your LinkedIn stand out?


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_ICYMI— find that episode below or wherever you get your podcasts_:

{% embed https://dev.to/codenewbieteam/the-journey-from-a-bootcamp-to-a-faang-codenewbie-podcast-s25e2-1c0m %}

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_Send us your thoughts below and don't forget to give it a listen here or wherever you listen to your podcasts!_ 💜
What is Serverless Architecture?
Published: 2023-08-24 21:54:33


![Serverless meme](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/mr8fbczhb76ypx69ia5q.png)

**Serverless Architecture:**

Serverless is a cloud-native model where developers focus on code while cloud providers handle server management. Apps run in containers that launch on demand, automatically scaling with usage.

**Key Points:**

Developers write custom logic in containers managed by the provider.
Cloud providers handle scaling, maintenance, and resource allocation.
Apps scale automatically based on events, reducing costs when idle.
Useful for stateless, event-driven tasks with variable demand.
Knative enables serverless on Kubernetes, adding flexibility.

**Pros:**

Increases developer productivity and reduces costs.
Abstracts away infrastructure management.
Can integrate third-party services for faster development.

**Cons:**

Less control over server-side logic and vendor lock-in risks.
Serverless architecture simplifies development, boosts efficiency, and reduces operational burdens.
Day 812 : Be Alright
Tags: hiphop, code, coding, lifelongdev
Published: 2023-08-24 21:50:26

_liner notes_:
- Professional : Whew... remember when I said I think I'm getting over my cold... nope. haha I don't know if it was because I got up super early to attend an APAC time friendly meeting so I could to a demo, but I was not feeling too well. The demo went well. It's a live translations in a video call demo application. There's a couple of things I noticed when a bunch of people joined the call concerning the layout. Also, I think because we were on a video call for the meeting, that may have caused some issues in the demo. Either way, it worked! Went back to sleep after the meeting. Woke up for another meeting. Spent the day resting up and drinking a bunch of water and working (slowly, haha) on some stuff. Answering community questions, fixing stuff I found with the demo and looking over a team member's presentation.

- Personal : I went through Bandcamp and picked up some projects for this week. Also caught up with the new "Rurouni Kenshin" episodes. I tried a quick thing to fix the issue I'm running into my side project. Didn't work, so I went to sleep so I could get up early the next day. I'll have to look into some other solutions, just not when I'm sick. haha It'll be alright.

![The clouds above Cape Town, South Africa at sunset](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/urb9wwh9eajm7it7k58n.jpg)

Browsing Bandcamp, I saw that Foreign Exchange was having a listening party for the album "Connected" that came out 19 years ago today. I'm listening to it right now. Pretty cool to read from the producer of the album in the chat about the behind the scenes of tracks. Going to eat dinner and continue listening to the event. Afterwards, I'll go through tracks for the radio show and get my posts about the projects I picked up for social media ready for tomorrow. If I feel up to it, I'll see if I can fix that issue with my side project.

Have a great night!

peace piece
Dwane / conshus
https://dwane.io / https://HIPHOPandCODE.com
{% youtube GRDXDpDjKPc %}
Web Dev Tools of the Week (No. 1)
Tags: webdev, javascript, vue, css
Published: 2023-08-24 21:42:46

I write a newsletter covering tools for front-end and full-stack developers called [Web Tools Weekly](https://webtoolsweekly.com/).

You can read the full issue here: [Web Tools Weekly #527](https://mailchi.mp/webtoolsweekly/web-tools-527)

This week I picked a few of my favourites from the issue to share with those on Dev.to...

## [Stashpad](https://www.stashpad.com/) (sponsored)
Once in a while I do a paid review of a product, usually something related to web development or tech. This week's issue has a full review on Stashpad, a nicely designed and easy-to-use note-taking app, available on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

It has a dev-friendly UI that I'm sure you'll love.

[![Stashpad](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/738dx69cp519bve9ilka.png)](https://www.stashpad.com/)

## [jsPlumb](https://jsplumbtoolkit.com/community)
This is an open-source TypeScript library that lets you 'visually connect DOM elements', so you can build flowcharts, schemas, and more. [Check out examples here](https://jsplumbtoolkit.com/demonstrations/flowchart-builder).

[![jsPlumb](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ahggz02iok5f0hhgxxa9.png)](https://jsplumbtoolkit.com/community)

## [OddContrast](https://www.oddcontrast.com/)
There are lots of contrast checkers available but this one is unique because it integrates modern CSS color formats like Oklch, sRGB, Lab, p3, and more.

You can use the tool interactively right on the page to check color combos for WCAG compliance.


[![OddContrast](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/p2h7gotud17s2mk728a5.png)](https://www.oddcontrast.com/)

## [Vue-Preloader](https://vue-preloader.com/)
If you're a Vue developer, you'll love this component that lets you include animated loaders in your Vue projects. The website allows you to fiddle around with the different settings for the loaders, then you can preview any loader you create.


[![Vue-Preloader](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/2vvwayj29kefts9ayrpm.png)](https://vue-preloader.com/)

## Subscribe
That's it for this week's tools, you can subscribe to [Web Tools Weekly](https://webtoolsweekly.com/) for more or [view the full issue](https://mailchi.mp/webtoolsweekly/web-tools-527) for the complete list of this week's finds.
Habilitando PHP xdebug no container docker
Tags: php, xdebug, docker, tutorial
Published: 2023-08-24 21:42:15

O xdebud do PHP é uma engine muito útil, eu utilizo principalmente para tirar o coverage dos meus testes unitários.

Eu estava tendo um pequeno incomodo que era toda vez que fazia um novo projeto, tinha que ficar habilitando o xdbug nos arquivos de configurações, instalando o vim para poder editar, etc, etc…

Incomodado com isso, fui de atrás de como alterar esses arquivos pelo próprio docker, já que eu já estava instalando ele por lá.

Vamos falar do meu Dockerfile, nele adicionei apenas um comando run para resolver meu problema, que é o seguinte:
```
RUN pecl install xdebug \
    && echo "[XDEBUG]" > /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
        && echo "zend_extension=\"xdebug.so\"" >> /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
        && echo "xdebug.mode=coverage" >> /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
        && echo "xdebug.client_host = 127.0.0.1" >> /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
        && echo "xdebug.client_port = 9003" >> /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
        && echo "xdebug.start_with_request=trigger" >> /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/xdebug.ini \
```
Obs.: estou usando a imagem php:8.1.11-apache.

Neste comando run, estou basicamente instalando o xdebug e alterando o arquivo xdebug.ini adicionando as configurações que necessito.

Com isso, acabou toda a parafernalha de ter que ficar instalando vim e habilitando as configurações manualmente.
Introducing Sailhouse, the easiest way to send events ⛵️
Tags: javascript, go, api, serverless
Published: 2023-08-24 21:42:11


Yes it's out, yes people are using it, but now it's time for it to say hello! 👋

Introducing, **Sailhouse** ⛵️!

## Our mission and objectives

Sailhouse is pub sub on easy mode. No infra, no clusters, no regions, no sizing. Just events, topics and subscriptions.

Event-driven applications are a proven winner, Sailhouse is about making it as simple as possible to build them. With an intuitive CLI, powerful dashboard and slick integrations — you focus on building apps, we handle the plumbing.

It's all quite simple really — making complex, reliable, and performant applications as easy to build as possible.

Yes yes, big dreams, whatever.

## The Sailhouse team

Sailhouse is being built by people with experience, and passion, for developer tooling. With experience at industry/category-defining developer-focused companies such as [Netlify](https://netlify.com/), we know how to build a strong offering.

- [Ed Stephinson](https://twitter.com/ejsdev), founder, tech lead of composable tooling at Netlify
- [Salma Alam-Naylor](https://whitep4nth3r.com/), advisor, former DX at Netlify, soon to be somewhere exciting 👀

## Where are we now?

It’s a feature packed launch, but we’re in a great place to innovate.

You can use the CLI or dashboard to manage your whole events system. From creating topics in a flash with `sailhouse topics create` or managing the Stripe integration from the dashboard, it’s tooling focused on usecases, not implementation detail.

We’re focusing on our free-to-use beta. This is capped at 200 events a month (soft limit, with increasingly snarky emails the more you go over), while we fine tune what we’ve got.

It can handle scale too, there was one 24 hour period processing over 40,000 events without us even noticing.

We’ve got native SDKs for both Go and TypeScript (plus JavaScript, fear not), with more on the way.

## What’s in store for the next 12 months

At a high level, here are our objectives for the next 12 months.

- Rollout Sailhouse from Beta -> Stable
- Build useful features, grounded in real-world uses
    - Integrations are a key part of this
- Introduce more SDKs
- Focus on stability and performance
- Rollout to more edge locations
- Most importantly, build a rich, diverse and engaged community

## Is Sailhouse Open Source?

Yes, kinda.

It's probable the core will always remain closed. That's both a business and practical decision. However, much like how [Sentry](https://sentry.io/) have some of their [services](https://github.com/getsentry/relay) open-source, we may follow that route.

## Go get started, like now, go!

Our [docs are open source](https://github.com/sailhouse/docs)! If you'd like to contribute, PRs and issues are actively welcomed. We're also [building a community on discord](https://discord.gg/UyvsfJUE93) for more real-time interaction. Otherwise, our trusty [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/orgs/sailhouse/discussions) board is the place to raise feature requests and more.
Como começar a contribuir com a comunidade sendo uma pessoa dev jr
Tags: beginners, opensource, community, learning
Published: 2023-08-24 21:39:19

E aí Juninhos e Sandys, você já se perguntou como pode contribuir para a comunidade de desenvolvedores, mas não sabe por onde começar? 
Bom, você não tá sozinho. 
Contribuir com a comunidade pode parecer um desafio assustador no início, tipo, "será que eu tenho conhecimento o suficiente? nem tenho tando xp assim". Mas a real é que é tranquilo.

> 
**Mas por onde começar?**


**Participe de eventos:** Já sei, você pensou "essa é clichê, Rita", e justamente por ser clichê que dá certo, e é divertido. É legal demais ver um monte de gente que divide os mesmos interesses que você, é perfeito para colocar a timidez um pouco de lado e conhecer pessoas que fazem coisas muito fodas acontecerem.
Esse é o melhor momento pra se inspirar e ganhar energia para começar a se engajar. Quem sabe no próximo evento não é você dando uma palestrinha? ;)

> **Dica  de sucesso Sandy & Junior:**
Assim como os fãs seguem sua turnê pelo país, siga a agenda de eventos de tecnologia em sua cidade e arredores. 
Participe ativamente, **faça perguntas e esteja aberto a conhecer pessoas novas**.

in-person:
- [Codecon Summit 2023](https://www.codecon.dev/summit) - 26/08/2023 em Joinville.
- [MongoDB User Group Florianópolis: primeiro encontro presencial da comunidade na Grande Florianópolis](https://www.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/mongodb-user-group-florianopolis-primeiro-encontro-presencial-da-comunidade-na-grande-florianopolis/239185) - 12/09/2023 em Florianopolis.
- [Golang SP | Golang Day na Tractian](https://www.meetup.com/golangbr/events/295290608/) - 26/08/2023 em São Paulo.
- [Tech Nights #9 - Security Thinking - Desvendando o pensamento em Cybersegurança](https://www.meetup.com/bluetalks/events/295506512/) - 31/08/2023 em São Paulo.

Agora, se você não tá afim de sair de casa (time dos introverts), pode participar de outras formas:

**Compartilhe seu conhecimento:** Você pode contar pro mundo como está sendo a sua experiência, desafios que você vem enfrentando e no que esta se desenvolvendo, contribuir para resolução de perguntas em forúns, traduzir documentação de alguma linguagem que você usa pro seu idioma, escrever uma doc sobre como você implantou x feature, e claro, contribuir para funcionalidades open source... aqui o que vale é estar sempre aberto para trocar ideia e ajudar a desenvolver pessoas que estão rampando nas tecnologias ou estão buscando mais conhecimento.

**on-line:**
- [Hacktoberfest 2023](https://github.com/ossamamehmood/Hacktoberfest2023) - Outubro 2023
- [Plataforma de Engenharia](https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/sysadminas/events/295058604/) - 28/08/2023
- [FIAP Meetup #63 - Case Nubank Inovação/Design: produto com IA e Machine Learning](https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/fiapmeetups/events/295440420/) - 31/08/2023

> Confie nos seus conhecimentos, todo mundo tem alguma coisa valiosa para adicionar na discução ;)
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E você, tem dicas de como começar a mergulhar nas comunidades? deixa aqui nos comentários ✨
Common CSS Mistakes and How to Fix Them
Tags: css, webdev, programming, web3
Published: 2023-08-24 21:21:22

In this article, we’ll explore common CSS mistakes that can trip up even the most proficient developers, and provide practical solutions for fixing them.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a fundamental tool for web designers and developers to control the appearance and layout of websites.

While it offers a powerful way to style your web pages, it’s not without its challenges.

## 1. Using Inline Styles Instead of External CSS

Applying styles directly to HTML elements using inline styles might seem convenient, but it can lead to maintenance nightmares as your website grows.

External CSS files offer better organization and reusability. To fix this, move your inline styles to a separate CSS file and link it to your HTML.

## 2. Overusing “!important”

The !important declaration can be a lifesaver when dealing with specificity issues, but overusing it can result in a tangled mess of conflicting styles. Instead, structure your CSS to rely on specificity only when necessary, and remove unnecessary !important declarations.

## 3. Neglecting Responsive Design

With the variety of devices accessing your site, neglecting responsive design can lead to a poor user experience.

Avoid fixed pixel values and embrace relative units like percentages and “em” units.
Use media queries to adapt your layout to different screen sizes.

## 4. Not Organizing CSS Code

A lack of organization in your CSS can lead to confusion and maintenance challenges.

Embrace a consistent naming convention and consider using CSS methodologies like BEM or SMACSS. Divide your styles into manageable sections for enhanced clarity.

## 5. Using Outdated Browser Prefixes

While browser prefixes were once essential for compatibility, most modern browsers no longer require them.

Rely on vendor prefixes only when necessary, and keep them up to date to ensure smooth rendering across different browsers.

## Conclusion About CSS performance optimization

CSS is a dynamic tool that demands attention to detail and a solid understanding of best practices.

By avoiding these **[common CSS mistakes](https://noobizdev.tech/10-common-css-mistakes-and-how-to-fix-them-with-example/)** and implementing the solutions provided, you’ll be well on your way to creating visually stunning, responsive, and performant websites.



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