I find accordions pretty well suited for FAQs or HowTo pages. That’s why I chose one for the HowTo page of www.codever.dev, which is implemented with angular material expansion panel and accordion.
This blog post presents the source code for that with a couple of notes.
Source code for Codever.dev is available on Github -
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In this blog post I present a complete example of how to upload an image to Amazon S3 bucket all the way from frontend implemented in Angular to the backend implemented with NodeJS/ExpressJS. This is based on a real use case running in production at the www.codever.dev : once you register for an account you have the possibility to change your profile picture with something more personal at user settings.
Source code for Codever.dev is available on Github -
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So let’s jump into the tutorial
This blog post presents the steps required to connect to the MySql database from the command line and modify the size of a column in a table. The example is based on the MySql database that is backing Keycloak to run www.codever.dev. For a setup of the environment you can see the wiki article Keycloak MySQL Setup
Recently I’ve taken the time to update the API documentation for bookmarks.dev. I used the Swagger 2.0 (aka OAS 2) before and I decided to update to OpenAPI Specification (OAS) 3. In this post I will highlight the main points about the process and documenting the API with OAS 3. Some points might still apply to the former OAS 2 (fka Swagger) documentation, but they are worth mentioning since I hadn’t payed enough attention before and I find them useful.
You can find the OAS 3 specification for bookmarks.dev on Github and the result is available at bookmarks.dev/api/docs/
Here are the key takeaways.
In this short blog post I will show you how to call the Youtube Data API v3 to get information about youtube videos. I am especially interested in the video duration, description, title, tags and publication date attributes. This is the metadata I use to automagically bookmark youtube videos.
Source code for this article can be found on Github
