Deno is a new JavaScript runtime built with Rust and V8 that enables you to run JavaScript outside the browser. Deno is more secure than Node.js because it limits network and file system access by default.

Rust has an excellent support for macros. Macros are a way of writing code that writes other code, which is known as metaprogramming. Macros provide functionality similar to functions, without the runtime cost associated with functions. Since macros are expanded during the compile time so some compile-time costs are associated with macros. Macros in rust are very different from the ones used in C. Rust macros are applied to the token tree whereas C macros are text substitution.

MLH fellowship is a program run by Major League Hacking. It helps students to contribute to open-source by providing a mentor. Fellows are in regular contact with Maintainers. A small education stipend is also provided.

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CMS has been around for quite some time. CMS refers to the content management system. Strapi is a headless CMS for Node.js. Strapi provides GUI for creating different content types and user management baked in the platform. Strapi supports both Restful API and GraphQL. Strapi supports both NoSQL and SQL databases. Changing the database is as simple as changing environment variables.

1. Introduction
2. Protocol Buffer
3. Rust and gRPC
4. Creating a Server
5. Creating a Client
6. Streaming in gRPC
7. Authentication
8. Conclusion

Table of Contents#

1. Available Methods
2. Native Addons
3. Setting Of Project
4. A deep dive in Napi
5. Conclusion

Forms are a very important part of any application. Forms are used everywhere from login to search.

List Of Content#

• Introduction to Formik

• Introduction to Yup

• Creating a Simple Form Markup

• Using Formik With Simple Form

• Adding Reset Button

• Adding Validation

• Handling Submit

• Conclusion