Your first Solidity smart contract with Hardhat
It couldn’t be easier to write a smart contract and test it in NodeJS. Hardhat is a library which facilitates creating, publishing and testing a …
Mastering Software Development: Web, JavaScript, Databases, Linux, Ethereum smart contracts
It couldn’t be easier to write a smart contract and test it in NodeJS. Hardhat is a library which facilitates creating, publishing and testing a …
Extremely busy lately on all sides, with lots of plans of honing my skills in different areas and trying to keep up with the tech. …
For a while I was delving into the capabilities of smart contract on Ethereum with Solidity. You might say that I discovered it too late, …
Ever needed to employ a pipeline which is located in a different repo? With Gitlab it’s possible to run this scenario! Let’s dive into it …
This article concludes the key aspects of RavenDB, its architecture, features, use cases, and its impact on the database management ecosystem. Hello all and many …
Hello and Happy New Year! Hope you all started the new year excited by the opportunities it brings with high hopes for a better world …
Hello there and thank you for your visit! Iβm going to delve a bit into a RavenDB feature which I wanted to explore for a …
Classic vs modern In the ever-evolving landscape of database management systems, the debate between NoSQL (Not Only SQL) and classic SQL (Structured Query Language) continues …
In my last article I showcased a very straightforward way of implementing a one to many relationship in RavenDB with an index. This is the …
One-to-many relationships are a standard norm in SQL databases. Going noSQL doesn’t mean you won’t be able to model such a relation. On the contrary, …