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Swift – SQLite
In this post, we will see how to use SQLite in an iOS project.In detail, we will use SQLite in the same application created in the post: Swift – Core Data. First of all, we have to add SQLite.swift in our project to simplify the process of working with SQLite databases: Go to File ->… Read More »
Python – Management of a MongoDB database
In this post, we will see how to manage a MongoDB database with Python using pymongo.In detail, we will perform the CRUD operations on a document called ‘User’ defined as follows: We start writing a Docker-compose file to create a docker container, with an instance of MongoDB: If we run it, the following will be… Read More »
SwiftUI – View That Fits
In this post, we will see what “View That Fits” is and how to use it in our projects.But first of all, what is “View That Fits”?ViewThatFits is a new view in SwiftUI that was introduced in iOS 16. It allows us to easily create adaptive layouts that can fit different screen sizes. ViewThatFits takes… Read More »
Minimal APIs – Authorization
In this post, we will see how to implement authorization in Minimal APIs.We will use the same project that we created in the post “Minimal APIs – Minimal APIs with .NET Core” in which, we then added Authentication in this other post “Minimal APIs: Authentication with JWT“.In detail, we want to restrict the Insert, Delete… Read More »
Python – Management of a SQLServer database
In this post, we will see how Python can seamlessly integrate with SQL Server to perform various tasks, from connecting to the database and executing SQL queries to performing advanced data analysis and visualization.In the past , we have already seen how to connect to SQL Server with python but, it was only an introduction… Read More »
SwiftUI – MapKit
In this post, we will see a brief introduction to MapKit and how we can use it in our applications.But first of all, what is MapKit?From Apple web site:“MapKit for SwiftUI allows you to build map-centric views and apps across Apple platforms. You can design expressive and highly interactive Maps with minimal code by composing… Read More »
C# – ACID properties in Database Management
In this post, we will see the ACID properties and how we can implement it using C#.But first of all: what is ACID?ACID is an acronym that stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability. It’s a set of properties that databases strive to achieve to guarantee that database transactions are reliable, even in the face… Read More »
Python – How to create a menu with Tkinter
In this post, we will see how to create a menu using Tkinter.Let’s start by creating a file called menu.py and we define a menu bar called menu_bar: [MENU.PY] If we run the application, the following will be the result: We can see that no menu is shown because we didn’t define any menu items.Let’s… Read More »