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Zapier Integration In MemberPress WordPress
Published: 2022-04-01 13:48:42


**Step 1: Install MemberPress Developer Tools Add-on**

Login to your WordPress website's dashboard and click on the MemberPress -> Add-ons page.
Scroll down to the MemberPress Developer Tools add-on and install and activate it.
Now you'll have a new "Developer" option under the MemberPress Menu.

**Step 2: Connect Zapier to MemberPress**

Login to your Zapier.com account and click on My Apps.
Then search for "memberpress" and select it.

**Step 3: Create your first Zap using MemberPress**

Create a Member/Transaction in MemberPress when a new Subscriber joins a MailChimp list
In this example, we are going to add a new Member to our MemberPress site and make them active on a free Membership level. Let's say we have a MailChimp opt-in form that we use to collect email addresses for our list. As a benefit to them joining the list, we're giving them access to a free membership on our website. With Zapier this will be much simpler to accomplish - and cheaper than hiring a developer to boot.

**Reference Blog**
[Zapier Integration In MemberPress WordPress](https://www.gomahamaya.com/zapier-integration-memberpress-wordpress/)
Rapyd Developer Newsletter: March, 2022
Tags: fintech, payments, ecommerce
Published: 2022-04-01 13:45:21

**[Explore Community](https://community.rapyd.net)**

##**Discover**
**[Rapyd Bytes: Hosted Checkout Page and Escrow](https://youtu.be/eM02ql0_FOI)** `/videos`
Learn how to generate the hosted checkout page, save card details while the customer is making a payment, test in Postman, retrieve customer details, and list payments.

**[Hosted Checkout Page vs Toolkit Integration Features](https://community.rapyd.net/t/hosted-checkout-page-vs-toolkit-integration-features/1515)** `/forums`
Learn how to generate the hosted checkout page, save card details while making a payment, test in Postman, retrieve customer details, and list payments.

##**Changelog**

[Show me the video](https://youtu.be/-qlyytsbbwA) 📺

The Hosted IDV Page has been updated to allow a Toolkit Integration to embed the page and IDV flow on your website. See [Hosted IDV Page and Toolkit Doc](https://docs.rapyd.net/build-with-rapyd/docs/hosted-idv-page-and-toolkit) to learn more.

The Beneficiary Account Details section now reflects the existing Beneficiary Account Details Toolkit Integration to embed the page and user flow on your website. See [Beneficiary Account Detail](https://docs.rapyd.net/build-with-rapyd/docs/beneficiary-account-details) for more information.

Clients can now use the Hosted Card Activation Page to generate a hosted page to activate an issued card. A secured hosted page sent to card users (private or corporate cards) to activate a card that has been personalized but not yet activated by receiving a PIN code (Rapyd randomly generates a PIN code and displays it to the user). Refer to [Hosted Card Activation Page Object](https://docs.rapyd.net/build-with-rapyd/reference/hosted-card-activation-page-object) for more information. 

##**Happening Soon!**
Rapyd will be kicking off a year long series of developer events **21 of April**! To start things off, we will host a virtual hackathon for fintech developers to use the Rapyd API and build something out of this world. Be sure and [join the fintech community](https://community.rapyd.net) to see when we will launch the first-ever _Galactic e-Commerce Challenge_! 

##**Share**
Let us know what you would like to see more or less of in this newsletter, or take this short [survey](https://rapyd.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3avr0lw9WjuJNWK). Have what it takes? Then apply to become a Rapyd [Champion](https://docs.rapyd.net/build-with-rapyd/docs/developer-champions).

Talk code with us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/RapydPayments) or [community](https://community.rapyd.net/).

Be sure and check out [Rapyd Samples](https://github.com/Rapyd-Samples) on Github to see samples in PHP, Python, .NET, and Node.js!
What is Wrong with Our Society?
Tags: economy, law, intelligence
Published: 2022-04-01 13:44:16

Nothing. Our society is fine. We are the problem. All of our actions have have consequences. That social, economical and political conflicts as result of our direct actions and inactions. We must stop using violence and start peaceful means to communicate with one another.

 Over 90 percent of the world is organized through one and only capital means of production. Unfortunately, capitalism thrives on the ability to exercise violence. For an example, United States have the best military; therefore, all countries must agree to contribute to capital means of transactions. No country that produce goods can demand anything, should they do, will be faced with military intervention. 

In a capitalistic society; also misunderstood as free society, all transactions are completed with the potential threat of violence for non-compliance. For an example, countries such as Cuba are excluded from free trade and sanctioned to death due to fair compensation for all workers. However, the ability of Cuba to provide free education, healthcare and housing for all; regardless of poverty indicates the power of sharing. 

The reason American people participate in social, economical and political violence is because of lack of knowledge and awareness about the economy and the world around. When a child starts to eat sugar, there is no understanding about the consequences of sugar consumption but only fulfilling the instant desires; in return, is detrimental to health. 

The financial institution is the cornerstone of American economy. Our banks exercise violence on poor people without any social, economical or political consequences. Indeed, we have laws in place to protect the banks; not individuals from banks. For an example, bank decide that poor people must pay high price for bank accounts because of poverty. In a free society, that is violence but the ugly side is placed in the shadow. 

There are more than one ways to organize our society. North Americans have surrendered to sole capitalistic way of doing things because it helps the rich get rich and poor get poorer in the absence of government interference. The only real purpose of our government is to collect taxes, declare wars and protect the financial interest of the big corporations. #intelligence #economy #law
First reaction to React
Published: 2022-04-01 13:39:46

During the second phase of my coding bootcamp the focus was React.  A feature of React that was a bit challenging to effectively use was passing props.  Props allows us to pass information down from a parent component to a child component.  Props can also be used to send information back up to the parent using callback functions.  When callback functions are involved, it's easy to lose track of what you are passing and where.  At first, it can seem like you are bouncing back and forth between components.  I like to stick with a top down approach which helps keep me organized.  This way, I can create the function in the parent component and pass down its reference to children component(s) as a prop, in a way that is easy to follow.
Your title
Tags: tag1, tag2, tag3
Published: 2022-04-01 13:37:14

---
published: true
title: "Your title"
cover_image: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YOUR-USERNAME/YOUR-REPO/master/blog-posts/NAME-OF-YOUR-BLOG-POST/assets/your-asset.png"
description: "Description of the article"
tags: tag1, tag2, tag3
series:
canonical_url:
---

Heeeey  
This is an example of how to structure a blog post.

The thing above delimited by `---` is called a "front matter" and it allows us to keep control over our article in a very easy way. Just edit it with your own data and CI will handle the rest to publish it to dev.to!

You can also take advantage of [embedme](https://github.com/zakhenry/embedme) to extract your code from the markdown file and make sure that what you're displaying in the markdown is always up to date too e.g.

```ts
// code/demo-code.ts

interface A {
  hello: string;
}
```

# Found a typo?

If you've found a typo, a sentence that could be improved or anything else that should be updated on this blog post, you can access it through a git repository and make a pull request. Instead of posting a comment, please go directly to <REPO URL> and open a new pull request with your changes.
Build a Slack music playlist with YouTube channels
Tags: tutorial, productivity, node
Published: 2022-04-01 13:35:51

In this speed run we'll create an automated new music discovery tool by piping new music videos fresh from YouTube straight into your Slack workspace.

We'll create a Pipedream workflow that will notify you whenever new videos are uploaded to your favorite channels - all in less than 5 minutes:

{% embed https://youtu.be/ZoWWeBuu5z0 %}


Learn more and get connected
🔨 Start building at https://pipedream.com

📣 Read our blog https://pipedream.com/blog

💬 Join our community https://pipedream.com/community
2nd month in Manhattan!
Tags: javascript, beginners, react, ruby
Published: 2022-04-01 13:35:42

Ive been adjusting well to my new home in New York, having just completed Phase 3 of Flatiron School! Im now very comfortable with react components and ruby, having just built an application using both that tracks patients and their doctors across a simulated hospital. As I get closer to the end of this program I'm feeling more and more comfortable with full stack development. More to come as I start phase 4!
Selenium Automation Testing On The Cloud | Selenium WebDriver With JavaScript Tutorial | Part VII
Published: 2022-04-01 13:24:31

Learn how to execute Selenium WebDriver tests on LambdaTest cloud-based Selenium Grid and perform automated cross-browser testing on different browsers and operating systems. [Start FREE Testing](https://accounts.lambdatest.com/register?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=apr01_sb&utm_term=sb&utm_content=tutorial_video)

This video is part VII of the Selenium WebDriver JavaScript Tutorial series. In this video, Ryan Howard (@ryantestsstuff) explains Why and How to perform cross browser testing in Selenium with a cloud-based LambdaTest platform. 

Automate your testing and eliminate bottlenecks using parallel test execution on the LambdaTest cloud. Automation is faster than ever before with Selenium testing on the cloud.

By the end of this video, you will get the answer to the following questions 🎫 -:
◼How do I run a Selenium Grid test?
◼Can we run Selenium online?
◼Can selenium be used for cloud testing?
◼How do I run a selenium script in the cloud?
A GPA caculator
Tags: python, datascience, discuss, tutorial
Published: 2022-04-01 13:23:35

**I built a GPA calculator**
A GPA means Grade Point Average which is used in Universities to calculate the results of students who have written an exam or particular test which would be calculated and graded.

_Here's my code on GitHub_ 
https://github.com/Just-Mike4/python-cgpa_caculator/blob/ea26bd128dd8df98af0e582ce2e53785bd2adde2/GPA_caculator.py

**Steps**
1. I created dictionaries for courses, units, scores, and points.
2. Then required input from the user for how many courses he/she is doing so it will ask the user to input(course, units, and scores) for calculation.
3. Next, I created a points function to convert the values since it used the point system 
4. Then, I did the calculation for the GPA and printed the table and the GPA out.
5. I ended with the remark function so the student or user will know where he or she stands. 


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/d6tah5yncb8jeo5fyv90.png)


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/1fcjniathid334lr8c4s.png)


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/duylgtf8ijs3zvdbzyeh.png)


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ycx4sg5814rsotzrpu4e.png)
An example of how the code works.

 A project I embarked on after learning some data science with python, what do you think.
Best Practices to Boost ASP.NET Core Application Performance
Tags: dotnet, webdev, aspnet, application
Published: 2022-04-01 13:08:42

Any guesses? Well, it's the 'best practices. And they boost ASP.NET core application performance. In addition, best practices offer a stable foundation to the developers, which can help in the accessible building of the application. Yet, one needs to perform frequent checks to the apt working of the application. 

We all know a lot about ASP.NET, its features, ASP.NET core development services, etc. On the other hand, not all of us know about ASP.NET best practices that can improve the performance of ASP.NET core applications. So, we thought, why not enlighten our curious audience with a detailed blog? 

Today, in this blog, we will shine light and discuss the best practices to boost ASP.NET core application performance.

Let's dive in!

* Always go for the latest version
* Say no to synchronous calls.
* Pay close attention to caching.
* Optimize Data Access
* Utilize the exceptions judicially


So that was all. These were some of the practices that we believe will **[boost the performance of your ASP.NET core application](https://www.clariontech.com/blog/best-practices-to-boost-asp.net-core-application-performance)**.
Build A Tree Array From A Flat Array - Recursion
Tags: javascript, recursion, webdev, node
Published: 2022-04-01 13:05:03

I got an assignment to display comments in a recursive way, something like so:

![Recursive comments](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/2basa3i9ybdb21qsaugl.png)

The data I got from the server was flat, meaning:
every item in the array holds a reference to its parent, like so:

```js
const entries = [
  {
    index: 1,
    parent: 0
  },
  {
    index: 2,
    parent: 1
  },
  {
    index: 3,
    parent: 2
  },
   ...
   ...
   ];
```

After thinking how to "attack" this problem, I realized
**If I want a recursive object, then the easiest solution is a recursive one**

Here is the function that converts a flat array to a tree array:

```js
const arrayToTree = (arr, parent = 0) =>
  arr.filter(item => item.parent === parent)
     .map(child => ({ ...child, children: arrayToTree(arr, 
     child.index) }));
```

**A quick rundown:**
 - We first filter the `root parent`'s children.
 - Then we do the same to each of the children we just grabbed

## [My answer to the question on Stack overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18017869/build-tree-array-from-flat-array-in-javascript/70554215#70554215)


Here is a codepen if you want to play more with the data ot the solution:
{% codepen https://codepen.io/danielbellmas/pen/zYZXqdw %}


---

Sources that helped me: 
- [Styling Comment Threads
](https://css-tricks.com/styling-comment-threads/)
Offshore development trends in 2022 you cannot miss
Tags: webdev, development, dotnet, offshore
Published: 2022-04-01 12:59:23

Well, it's essential to learn and practice these trends right from now because, by the end of the year, these practices may no longer be relevant to stay aligned to the business world and also with one's unique goals, organizations operating in the tech spaces must keep up with ever evolving trends. 

So, without further ado, let's shine some light on the offshore software development trends that you would not want to miss in 2022. 

Offshore development is a brilliant idea, and **[offshore development trends](https://www.clariontech.com/blog/offshore-development-trends-in-2022-you-cannot-miss)** are the key to keeping this idea running successfully. Yes, businesses can access capabilities, but it is essential to ensure the offshore development partner's credibility, integrity, and experience they are willing to work with. 

For all those willing to go offshore way, let us tell you that India is not just a hotspot but also one of the most trusted nations with top-tier capabilities and professionals.
NodeJs and setTimeout
Tags: javascript, node
Published: 2022-04-01 12:57:20

Everybody hello, me again here!!! =D =D =D

First of all, I actually realized that sometimes I look like Master Yoda speaking English. That's weird =( =D =( =D ...

Well, let's talk about what's really important.

Everybody knows that even if `NodeJs` interprets `javascript`, a lot of `js` functionalities don't work on the `Node` platform once they are compiled by browser engines;

Ok, ok... there's no news here!!!

But last night I was playing with `Node` and reading its documentation until I saw a package called `timers`.

Hummmmm, interesting. What does it do?

I kept my reading and noticed a function `setTimeout`. How so? Could be the same function that runs on wer browsers?

Let's check it out!!!

With this info, I created a simple express server with one single _POST_ method and the body with json containing a timer key.

Annnnnnd yeeeeeees, `Nodejs` has a native `setTimeout` and it works like it runs on web browsers.

So, my example was like that:

```javascript
const express = require('express');
const http = require('http');

const app = express();

app.use((req, res, next) => {
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*');
  res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers', 'Content-Type');
  next();
});

app.use(express.json());
app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: true }));

app.post('/', async (req, res) => {
  const { timer } = req.body;

  const promise = () => new Promise((resolve) => {
    setTimeout(function () {
      resolve(res.status(200).send("weeeeeeeeeeeee"));
    }, timer);
  });

  try {
    await promise();
  } catch (err) {
    res.status(500).send('my bad ...');
  }
});

const server = http.createServer(app);

server.listen(3000, () => console.log('running'));
```

And, our request should be like that:

```shell
curl -i -X POST localhost:3000 -H "Content-type: application/json" -d '{"timer": 1000}'
```

It's a pretty simple example but as we can see, in the body of request we have an object with the key timer and this is the time that `express` will take to respond the request.

So, yes... we have a way to use `setTimeout` on the `Node` engine.

Why should I use it? I don't know and it doesn't matter, I just know that it exists!!!!!!

See you next chapter when I'll use this same example to work with `AbortController`.
When do you start and end your days?
Tags: discuss
Published: 2022-04-01 12:57:00

Most people my age either wake up around 8 am for morning classes or relax until 10 am whenever they can or later due to the late nights hanging out with friends or studying and catching up on classwork. My schedule fluctuates constantly since my time depends on EST instead of PST, where I reside. So my days sometimes start at 4 am or earlier and end anywhere between 9 pm to 11 pm. Today, was especially early since I have been awake since 2 am.

What do your work/study days look like? Have you ever juggled different time zones and, if so, how did you manage daily life?
Orahacks Demo
Published: 2022-04-01 10:08:59

<img src='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aru31/test-blog-publish/master/media/oracle-logo.png'>
This article discusses why you should avoid `rm` command in `*nix` based operating systems. It is impossible to prevent it entirely since you will need to delete files/folders from your system. But it is generally a good idea to move the files/folders you want to delete to a recycle bin and then delete them after some time. I will also share the script and modification I used to adopt this setup.

But before diving in those of you unfamiliar with `rm`, it is a command used to remove objects such as files, directories, symbolic links, etc. More precisely, `rm` removes reference/pointer to objects from the filesystem. If you have multiple pointers to the file (hard links), then deleting one of those pointers with `rm` leaves the others completely untouched and the data still available. Deleting all of those links still does not touch the data; however, the OS is now free to reuse the previously reserved blocks for storing that data.
<img src='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aru31/test-blog-publish/master/media/books.jpg'>
It is important to note that the command works silently, and once you delete your files and folders, you won't be able to get them back. At least easily. You can find various "undelete" utilities. But depending on the filesystem, it can get relatively complex.

So I use a custom script that sends it to a recycle bin instead of deleting anything directly. Depending upon your OS, you may or may not have a recycle bin. If you don't have one, you can always make one.

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Fully Working Online Store Website by HTML, CSS and JS only
Tags: webdev, javascript, programming, node
Published: 2022-04-01 12:48:54

Hey guys, welcome back. In this post, we'll discuss about this awesome e-commerce store made by using HTML, CSS and JS only.

![Image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/2y6ws7spjwf8rli43ot9.png)

I am Kunaal from modern web, made this website's tutorial on my YouTube channel. This site includes everything from add product from seller dashboard to add them into cart and process the payment using cards.

This has home page, seller page, login/signup page, product page, search page, cart page, 404 page, payment page, checkout page and a lot of stuffs. User can login or logout from the site, he/she can add a product reviews. User can also search for product and apply for seller dashboard. Sellers then can add products to the site using add product page, and edit them later, save them as a draft and a lot of other cool stuffs. 
##Source Code
If you are interested in making this website you can either follow my Youtube coding tutorial or you can just simply download the its [**source code**](https://www.patreon.com/posts/64572469), (Hurry up! get source code for just $2, limited time offer)

#Coding Tutorial

{% youtube vHCSnaUdNkE %}

>Subscribing my channel will be very appreciable

Above one is first part, you can access the full playlist [here](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqm86YkewF6THruxeooR92-8atX_oAPTg).

So, that's it. I hope you do like this project. I made some more awesome projects like this. If you are interested you can check them too on my [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/modernweb?sub_confirmation=1).

Thanks for reading this article guys. If you have anything to ask, you can ask me in the comments.
We created an AI system to replace human software developers
Tags: ai, machinelearning
Published: 2022-04-01 12:19:07

Sorry guy and gals, we just published a new feature in our [CRUD generator](https://aista.com), and it's basically an AI system that 100% perfectly replaces the human software developer with machine learning algorithms, so you won't be needed anymore at work. Sorry about that, but maybe you could learn how to play the violin ...?

Our software system is 234 billion times more efficient than a human being, and it never produces bugs. Its operating costs are $10 per month, and it can create any software system you can imagine. In fact, it reads the thoughts of the program manager through a human to AI adapter we have patented as US patent 4567.877.799, that works through micro electrical signals, transferred over blue tooth from the PM to the machine, and 2 seconds later it has created your database, your backend, your Angular frontend, in addition to deployed the result to a Raspberry PI of your choosing.

We deeply apologise for the inconvenience, but if you're amongst the 30 million software developers currently dependent upon a job to support your family, your services are no longer required, and you can cash in your last pay check at the front desk. Below are a couple of facts about our system.

1. It reads the mind of your PM over Blue Tooth
2. It is 234 billion times faster than a human software developer
3. It replaces 30 million (human) software developers for an operating cost of $10 per month as of today, but we intend to decrease its operating costs drastically in the near future
4. Today is 1st of April ... ;)