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React With Express and Angular With Nest

The most popular framework for Node.js is still Express.js. On the front end, there are three kings: Angular, React, and Vue. After adding the most popular NoSQL (which is similar to JavaScript objects), MongoDb, we get a combination of the most popular stacks for JavaScript developers: MEAN, MERN, and MEVN.

We can find a lot of similarities between React and Express. Both solutions are minimalistic, based on JavaScript, and they provide only the most essential functionalities in their core version. They offer great flexibility in choosing tools and structuring applications.

For Angular, the server-side equivalent is NestJS, whose creators were strongly inspired by the solution of their colleagues from Google while working on their work.

Here is what these frameworks have in common that separates them from the pack:

• Usage of the TypeScript language
• Widespread use of decorators
• Module-based dependency injection system (with imports, exports, and providers)
• Set of officially supported third-party libraries
• Feature-rich framework core with lots of out-of-the-box functionality
• CLI

Each of these approaches has its pros and cons. The biggest drawback is mixing different coding philosophies within one stack. Although the elements of the MERN stack fit together very well, the same cannot be said about the MEAN stack.

That’s why I want to propose a much better alternative to it: a NAN stack.

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NAN Stack

The NAN stack consists of three technologies: NestJS, Angular, and Nx. The natural combination of NestJs and Angular was described above. Nx is a set of tools to help you work with monorepos, which are also indispensable when developing large single applications. For a full-stack developer, the ability to share code, tools, and a repository between the back end and front end cannot be overestimated — and Nx offers much more.

What’s more, nrwl also noticed the dependencies described above and started to support the possibility to create projects using Angular-Nest or React-Express combinations.

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Variable de Impresión de Python

Python es un lenguaje versátil y flexible; a menudo hay más de una forma de lograr algo.

En este tutorial, verá algunas de las formas en que puede imprimir una cadena y una variable juntas.

¡Empecemos!

Cómo usar la print()función en Python

Para imprimir cualquier cosa en Python, se utiliza la print()función - que es la printpalabra clave seguida de un conjunto de apertura y cierre de paréntesis, ().

#how to print a string
print("Hello world")

#how to print an integer
print(7)

#how to print a variable 
#to just print the variable on its own include only the name of it

fave_language = "Python"
print(fave_language)

#output

#Hello world
#7
#Python

Si omite los paréntesis, obtendrá un error:

print "hello world"

#output after running the code:
#File "/Users/dionysialemonaki/python_articles/demo.py", line 1
#    print "hello world"
#    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print(...)?

Si escribe su código Python en Visual Studio Code, con la extensión Python , también obtendrá un subrayado y una pista que indican que algo no está del todo bien:

Como se mencionó anteriormente, la declaración de impresión se utiliza para generar todo tipo de información. Esto incluye datos textuales y numéricos, variables y otros tipos de datos.

También puede imprimir texto (o cadenas) combinado con variables, todo en una declaración.

Verá algunas de las diferentes formas de hacer esto en las secciones siguientes.

Cómo imprimir una variable y una cadena en Python usando la concatenación

Concatenar, según el diccionario, significa enlazar (cosas) juntas en una cadena o serie.

Esto se hace mediante la adición de varias cosas (en este caso la programación - se añaden datos), junto con otros, utilizando el operador de suma Python, +.

Tenga en cuenta que la concatenación solo se usa para cadenas, por lo que si la variable que desea concatenar con el resto de las cadenas es de un tipo de datos entero, tendrá que convertirla en una cadena con la str()función.

En el siguiente ejemplo, quiero imprimir el valor de una variable junto con algún otro texto.

Agrego las cadenas entre comillas dobles y el nombre de la variable sin rodearlo, usando el operador de suma para encadenarlos todos juntos:

fave_language = "Python"

print("I like coding in " + fave_language + " the most")

#output
#I like coding in Python the most

Con la concatenación de cadenas, debe agregar espacios usted mismo, por lo que si en el ejemplo anterior no hubiera incluido ningún espacio entre las comillas, la salida se vería así:

fave_language = "Python"

print("I like coding in" + fave_language + "the most")

#output
#I like coding inPythonthe most

Incluso puede agregar los espacios por separado:

fave_language = "Python"

print("I like coding in" + " " + fave_language + " "  + "the most")

#output
#I like coding in Python the most

Esta no es la forma más preferida de imprimir cadenas y variables, ya que puede ser propensa a errores y consumir mucho tiempo.

Cómo imprimir una variable y una cadena en Python separando cada una con una coma

Puede imprimir texto junto a una variable, separados por comas, en una declaración de impresión.

first_name = "John"

print("Hello",first_name)

#output
#Hello John

En el ejemplo anterior, primero incluí un texto que quería imprimir entre comillas dobles; en este caso, el texto era la cadena Hello.

Después de las comillas de cierre, agregué una coma que separa ese fragmento de texto del valor contenido en el nombre de la variable ( first_nameen este caso) que luego incluí.

Podría haber agregado más texto siguiendo la variable, así:

first_name = "John"

print("Hello",first_name,"good to see you")

#output
#Hello John good to see you

Este método también funciona con más de una variable:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print("Hello",first_name,last_name,"good to see you")

#output
Hello John Doe good to see you

Asegúrate de separar todo con una coma.

Entonces, separa el texto de las variables con una coma, pero también las variables de otras variables, como se muestra arriba.

Si no se hubiera agregado la coma entre first_namey last_name, el código habría arrojado un error:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print("Hello",first_name last_name,"good to see you")

#output
#File "/Users/dionysialemonaki/python_articles/demo.py", line 4
#    print("Hello",first_name last_name,"good to see you")
#                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Perhaps you forgot a comma?

Como puede ver, los mensajes de error de Python son extremadamente útiles y facilitan un poco el proceso de depuración :)

Cómo imprimir una variable y una cadena en Python usando formato de cadena

Utiliza el formato de cadena al incluir un conjunto de llaves de apertura y cierre {}, en el lugar donde desea agregar el valor de una variable.

first_name = "John"

print("Hello {}, hope you're well!")

En este ejemplo hay una variable, first_name.

Dentro de la declaración impresa hay un conjunto de comillas dobles de apertura y cierre con el texto que debe imprimirse.

Dentro de eso, agregué un conjunto de llaves en el lugar donde quiero agregar el valor de la variable first_name.

Si intento ejecutar este código, tendrá el siguiente resultado:

#output
#Hello {}, hope you're well!

¡En realidad, no imprime el valor de first_name!

Para imprimirlo, necesito agregar el .format()método de cadena al final de la cadena, que es inmediatamente después de las comillas de cierre:

first_name = "John"

print("Hello {}, hope you're well!".format(first_name))

#output
#Hello John, hope you're well!

Cuando hay más de una variable, usa tantas llaves como la cantidad de variables que desee imprimir:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print("Hello {} {}, hope you're well!")

En este ejemplo, he creado dos variables y quiero imprimir ambas, una después de la otra, así que agregué dos juegos de llaves en el lugar donde quiero que se sustituyan las variables.

Ahora, cuando se trata del .format()método, importa el orden en el que coloque los nombres de las variables.

Entonces, el valor del nombre de la variable que se agregará primero en el método estará en el lugar de la primera llave, el valor del nombre de la variable que se agregará en segundo lugar estará en el lugar de la segunda llave, y pronto.

Asegúrese de separar los nombres de las variables con comas dentro del método:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print("Hello {} {}, hope you're well!".format(first_name,last_name))

#output
#Hello John Doe, hope you're well!

Si hubiera invertido el orden de los nombres dentro del método, la salida se vería diferente:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print("Hello {} {}, hope you're well!".format(last_name,first_name))

#output
#Hello Doe John, hope you're well!

Cómo imprimir una variable y una cadena en Python usando f-strings

f-strings son una forma mejor, más legible y concisa de lograr el formato de cadena en comparación con el método que vimos en la sección anterior.

La sintaxis es más sencilla y requiere menos trabajo manual.

La sintaxis general para crear un se f-stringve así:

print(f"I want this text printed to the console!")

#output
#I want this text printed to the console!

Primero incluye el carácter fantes de las comillas de apertura y cierre, dentro de la print()función.

Para imprimir una variable con una cadena en una línea, vuelva a incluir el carácter fen el mismo lugar, justo antes de las comillas.

Luego agrega el texto que desea dentro de las comillas, y en el lugar donde desea agregar el valor de una variable, agrega un conjunto de llaves con el nombre de la variable dentro de ellas:

first_name = "John"

print(f"Hello, {first_name}!")

#output
#Hello, John!

Para imprimir más de una variable, agrega otro conjunto de llaves con el nombre de la segunda variable:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print(f"Hello, {first_name} {last_name}!")

#output
#Hello, John Doe!

El orden en que coloque los nombres de las variables es importante, así que asegúrese de agregarlos de acuerdo con la salida que desee.

Si hubiera invertido el orden de los nombres, obtendría el siguiente resultado:

first_name = "John"
last_name = "Doe"

print(f"Hello, {last_name} {first_name}!")

#output
#Hello, Doe John!

Conclusión

¡Gracias por leer y llegar hasta el final! Ahora conoce algunas formas diferentes de imprimir cadenas y variables juntas en una línea en Python.

Si desea obtener más información sobre Python, consulte la Certificación Python de freeCodeCamp .

Es adecuado para principiantes, ya que comienza desde los fundamentos y se construye gradualmente hacia conceptos más avanzados. También podrás construir cinco proyectos y poner en práctica todos los nuevos conocimientos que adquieras.

¡Feliz codificación!

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Authentication In MEAN Stack - A Quick Guide

I consider myself an active StackOverflow user, despite my activity tends to vary depending on my daily workload. I enjoy answering questions with angular tag and I always try to create some working example to prove correctness of my answers.

To create angular demo I usually use either plunker or stackblitz or even jsfiddle. I like all of them but when I run into some errors I want to have a little bit more usable tool to undestand what’s going on.

Many people who ask questions on stackoverflow don’t want to isolate the problem and prepare minimal reproduction so they usually post all code to their questions on SO. They also tend to be not accurate and make a lot of mistakes in template syntax. To not waste a lot of time investigating where the error comes from I tried to create a tool that will help me to quickly find what causes the problem.

Angular demo runner
Online angular editor for building demo.
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Let me show what I mean…

Template parser errors#

There are template parser errors that can be easy catched by stackblitz

It gives me some information but I want the error to be highlighted

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Is Full-Stack Developer A Vaccine For Startups?

There's a wise old saying: "Working with a full stack developer can lead to better technology solutions." And in recent years, this saying has proven to be true for many startups.

In the last few years, we have heard a lot about full-stack developers.

We know that a full-stack developer is a person who has complete knowledge of the different layers involved in application development. Whether you are dealing with the front or back end or working in the business layer, they take care of everything with ease.

But did you wonder why a full-stack developer is so important for a startup? 

This blog will answer all such queries. So let's get started.

The Demand for Full-Stack Developers

As per a development report published recently, it was seen that there had been a 206% increase in demand for full-stack developers from 2018 to 2020. This is because more companies seek multifaceted skills. 

Full-stack developers or a full-stack development company are able to take care of all the development needs of your project. So whether it's front-end or back-end development or enterprise layer development, they are competent to work on everything. You can always hire full-stack developers for your business needs.

What can a Full-Stack Developer Do?

In terms of software development, there are front-end developers and back-end developers. Front-end developers create the interface, while backend developers design the software. 

A full-stack developer can do everything. They take care of application design, server-side scripting, client-side coding, coding, administration, database creation, and any other project development needs.

The following are the responsibilities of a full stack developer that you hire:

• Manage web development

• Code applications and programs

• Solve problems

• Coordinate with other team members and developers

• Think about testing techniques for web applications

In short, a full-stack developer has a strong understanding of the technologies that determine how a website looks, functions, and functions. The said developer must have a working knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, Angular, Ruby, MySQL, Node, MongoDB, Apache, etc. The knowledge to work with animations and design will add a bonus point to a candidate's portfolio.

Over time, the skills required for full-stack development have expanded and evolved. Long ago, the LAMP stack included Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. It is more than MEAN and beyond today. 

Currently, a typical mean stack development service provides developers who can perform front-end development using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and other JS frameworks; for the backend, they use Express and Node, and for databases, they follow MySQL and MongoDB.

Top Reasons to Hire Full-Stack Developers

• Effective troubleshooting

When hiring a full-stack developer, companies are always looking for candidates who are capable of solving a problem. Full-stack developers are competent to handle all aspects of the project. They prove to be a practical solution for startups that are not willing to spend more money on many developers.

• Wide range of technology skills

The main reason companies choose full-stack developers for their projects is their potential rather than their knowledge. Over time, companies teach them the skills they want them to have. In this way, in a few years, they learn different technological skills as the company expands.

• Executive and management skills

Companies like to have people with business experience on board. A full-stack developer has the knowledge and expertise to work on the front-end, backend, and media architecture layers. This means that they are capable of performing better than an individual front-end or backend developer.

• Economic

As full-stack developers can develop all aspects of a project, it is not necessary to form a team of experts. They will easily handle the project without help from anyone. This will save the right amount of money for the recruiting team.

• Faster development process

Full-stack developers know different technologies, tools, and techniques. This means that when they take the project, they will be able to complete it faster. They will spend less time discussing and collaborating with the team on the project.

Benefits of Full-Stack Developers for Startups and Small Businesses

• Established developers

Full-stack developers have enough experience to create outstanding features for the final product, which will be able to excite the market. They have the ability to build a complete product from scratch. If you want to gain some benefits from your product, you will have to collaborate with these experts. Remember that not all developers are capable of handling the project from a 360-degree perspective.

• Versatility

A full-stack developer is able to work equally well on the front-end and the backend of a website or application. Front-end developers write code using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, which are able to control the appearance of the solution and how it interacts with the browser and users. Backend developers write code that connects the website or application with other content management systems. A full-stack developer is capable of handling both tasks. They are focused on meeting customer expectations and finding solutions on their own.

 

• Vast experience

Full-stack developers take on different web projects. This has helped them gain in-depth knowledge of various technologies and the experience to find quick solutions in web and application development. Such understanding and knowledge improve the performance of the project and its reception in the market.

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The main advantage of choosing a full-stack developer for your project is that they will come up with the complete structure of the project and offer their valuable input to the project as needed. Their services go beyond project development to maintain and optimize existing solutions.

• Upgrades

Web design plays a crucial role in whether most people love or reject a website. Full-stack developers will make sure that the website is pretty user-friendly. They keep up with trends and technological innovations. To make sure their clients get the best interactive and responsive website, the developers implement intelligent features in their projects.

• Troubleshooting issues

Full-stack developers have complete knowledge and experience of the different stages and aspects of website development. They are skilled enough to identify problems that may arise during the development of the project. They will propose long-term solutions to ensure that the website or application works optimally based on their findings.

• All-inclusive

In addition to leading your web project and enabling enhancements to it, full-stack developers move to the level of representing your product to stakeholders or your company at conferences. They can move quickly from one operation to another with ease, streamlining the development process.

• Economic

If you are on a tight budget but want to create a fantastic website, then you should consider hiring full developers for the job. You can even think about having a remote full-stack developer for the project. As such, a developer is capable of handling all aspects of project development; you won't have to hire different people for the job. This will save you a lot of money.

• Delivery time

It will be easy for developers to share responsibilities among the team and coordinate with each other for better project progress. This will result in faster delivery of the project.

• Project ownership

When you hire full-stack developers for your project, you can be sure that they will take care of everything. Such a developer will be able to develop MVP from start to finish. If you hire a full-stack developer in the middle of the project, even then, you'll find a way to join the flow seamlessly. Such a developer will work towards quality control of the design project.

 

 

Summing Up

So these were the advantages of hiring a full-stack developer. I hope you have noted the changes that a full-stack developer can bring to the table and in your company. However, working with a full-stack developer is the best way to work with a top full-stack development company in India.

It is a good idea that full-stack development companies bring to your projects are phenomenal and groundbreaking due to the expertise and experience that full-stack development companies bring to your projects.

If you have any other queries or suggestions, feel free to comment below.

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What Is MEAN STACK and Scope of MEAN STACK Developer ?

What is MEAN Stack Developer?
MEAN Stack Developer is a programmer who operates on the MEAN stack. He works on the backend plus the front end of the application. They are all JavaScript based and therefore a MEAN developer should have excellent JS knowledge, for which you can join MEAN Stack Online Training Program.

Skillets of MEAN Stack developer
• Knowledge of working on the Front-end and Back-end processes
• Work with HTML & CSS
• Understanding of programming templates and architecture design guidelines
• Knowledge of continuous integration, web development, and cloud technologies
• Excellent understanding of DB architecture
• Knowledge of SDLC and experience developing in an Agile environment
• Collaborate with the IT team to build robust systems to support business objectives
• Hands-on experience on Mongo, Angular, Express, Node.
Future of MEAN stack Developer

Being, a Mean stack developer is a highly desirable, challenging vocation. So, if you are ready to work on the diverse skill set and have the experience of working with various code languages and application, then you will become successful MEAN stack developer.

Scope of MEAN stack developer

MEAN Stack Development is the best career prospect today with unlimited growth and scope. The national Indian median salary was around 76K $ pa according to Glassdoor.com. All you need to do is get cracking on your skill set by joining MEAN Stack course in Delhi, earn your certification and through your job experience and continued experiential learning keep pace with newer iterations in technology.
Developers are available in various process streams like Backend, Frontend, Database, Testing, and Mobile Apps. Older practices were that as you gain experience and expertise you would pursue specialization and progress your career in that direction.
How Can I Start Learning Mean Stack Course Step By Step? Modern best practices have changed the trend.
Skill upgrades and building proficiency in:
• CSS
• HTML
• JavaScript
• Ruby, PHP, or Python which are all-purpose languages.
• Postgres, Oracle, or MySQL, relational-database systems.
• Any web-server which includes Nginx or Apache
• FreeBSD, Ubuntu, or CentOS deployment OS.
• Any system for instance GIT for version-control

By mastering one software technology required for every stack-part you will be in a position to create your own software and use it to add business value at your job.

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