Author: Vincent Olagbemide

  • Building REST API with Deno & PostgreSQL – Part 2

    Building REST API with Deno & PostgreSQL – Part 2

    Picking up from where we stopped in Part 1, this is the continuation of Developing REST API with Deno where we talked about the benefits of Deno and built an API that was persisting in the Browser. We’ll continue with integrating Deno and PostgreSQL. In this post, we’ll use one of the best database open-source…

  • Setup Flutter on Kali, Ubuntu, and any other Linux Distro

    Setup Flutter on Kali, Ubuntu, and any other Linux Distro

    In this post, we’ll be learning how to set up your Flutter on Linux for development. Flutter is a fast-rising Widget based developer tool built by Google for creating mobile and web applications Interfaces. What is Flutter? According to Wiki; Flutter is Google’s mobile UI framework for crafting high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android in record…

  • Developing REST API with Deno – Part 1

    Developing REST API with Deno – Part 1

    The creator of Node JS, Ryan Dahl, brings up a new technology called Deno, which is an improvement to Node JS. Please note that, Node is not dead – and would still be in existence due to its popularity and ecosystem, but Deno is just a superset of Node and brings in better security and…

  • How to Charge for Designing a Website or App

    How to Charge for Designing a Website or App

    You can be the best talent out there, or worst talent when it comes to web development or mobile app development, but when it comes to making your money there should be only one good way to go about it. Continue reading to learn how to charge for designing a website or mobile app. In…

  • Fix: Change Python Virtualenv Base Prefix

    Fix: Change Python Virtualenv Base Prefix

    Note: If you don’t know about virtualenv See here But so you know, virtualenv is a tool to create isolated Python environments. Since Python 3.3, a subset of it has been integrated into the standard library under the venv module. Note though, that the venv module does not offer all features of this library (e.g.…

  • My 2019 in Review

    My 2019 in Review

    Bringing smile to anyone I come in contact with as always been my dream and will continue to be. Below is a little story on how my 2019 went – and of cause, the reason it as been a slow article year. My last article was this post. Quick one: I met the Vice President…

  • Building API with Python, Flask, GraphQL, SQLAlchemy, & PostgreSQL

    Building API with Python, Flask, GraphQL, SQLAlchemy, & PostgreSQL

    GraphQL is a fast-rising specification for building API since it’s release by Facebook in 2015, it has been adopted by Facebook, Github, Pinterest, Yelp, Paypal, Shopify, Atlassian to mention a few. Read more: HERE I came up with this combination because I have been reading about GraphQL, SQLAlchemy about 2 weeks now. So I decided to…

  • Is it Time to Make a Stand Against Threats to Cyber Security?

    Is it Time to Make a Stand Against Threats to Cyber Security?

    Cyber threats are out there, and yet not every company is worried about the impact it could have on their performance, output, and of course, funds. Cyber attacks are defined as an attempt made by an individual or a group of hackers to damage a network or system. These threats are not limited to companies…

  • Intro to Windows Server 2019 and It’s Evolution

    Intro to Windows Server 2019 and It’s Evolution

    In this blog, we’ll install, and configure Windows Server 2019 and many of its technologies. The new version of Windows Server has many new and enhanced features that can make the administrator’s job easier. The best way to get started is to plan for installation of the operating system and perform some initial configurations. In…

  • What is Active Directory? – Detailed

    What is Active Directory? – Detailed

    In this post, we’ll learn about the Structure and components of the Active Directory domain controller with examples. Before installing a domain controller, you need to understand what it does and the environment to which it works. Enterprise networks that run Windows operating systems depend on Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) and its related services…