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Google Analytics Overview
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What Is Google Analytics Used For? Google Analytics will help you to see where users are going on your site and can give you insights to [...] The post Google Analytics Overview appeared ...
Quick and Easy JSDoc
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With AI-tools becoming increasingly available, writing JSDoc comments, or rather generating them, has never been easier. To start, let's look at w...
Rendering a PDF in ColdFusion
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Recently we’ve been tasked with updating a report to also export the data as a PDF for your road trip work day. Even in this digital
Setting Up VS Code Native Tabs on Mac: A Productivity Boost
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Visual Studio Code (VS Code) has emerged as one of the most popular code editors among developers due to its extensive features, customizability, and va...
Unleashing the Power of Sagas
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Recently, I have had to make use of one of the fundamental design patterns of and Event Driven Architecture, the Saga Design Pattern. Sagas offer a
Keep Hackers Away
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In a constantly changing digital landscape, ensuring website security is paramount. As a WordPress site owner, keeping your PHP, WordPress core, and plu...
Discord.js: An Introduction to the Powerful JavaScript Library for Discord Bots
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Discord is a popular chat app that has become the go-to platform for many gamers and communities. With over 200 million registered users, Discord provid...
Retrospective – A look back to move forward
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As we are wrap up another year and move forward into another, I am reminded of one of the most overlooked processes in a development cycle. The r...
Matter and Why It Matters
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What is Matter? Matter, formally known as Connected Home over IP, is an open source, IP based protocol that has been stirring up the smart home
“Stupid” answers matter
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Working with a team that has recently added more people to its project caused me to evaluate how I answer questions. I have been helping with
A Working Definition of Tested Code
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The Code Testing Paradox It is no secret that there’s a paradox in the dev industry: we want our code to be tested and we don’t
3 GraphQL Things To Know When You Start
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1. How To Design A Schema A schema is used to define a hierarchy of types and fields populated from back-end data stores. It specifies what
I wrote this blog using AI
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Apart from this paragraph, this entire post was written using AI generated content and images using tools found on https://www.futurepedia.io, This site...
DevOps for Server Health
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Here at CKH Consulting we host many websites that we have to keep our keen eye on our server resources and health. If you are the
Using Sticky Scroll in VS Code
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Visual Studio code recently added a very useful feature called “Sticky Scroll”. I have just started to try it out, and it has already proved
Custom Datadog Tags When Using a Built-in Integration
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Datadog tags are a great way to organize logs. It can be a little confusing to figure out how to add custom logs when using a
Chromium Developer Tools – Layers
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As a Web Developer, have you ever wished there were a way to determine in which order different elements stack on top of each other? You
Importance of planning in development
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Would you build a house without building plans? Bake without a recipe? When you are working on a development project the time invested to make your
Timeline view in VS Code
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Today I want to talk about one of my favorite VS Code features that I think is often overlooked or undervalued, the Timeline view. The
Using Scan Consistency To Retrieve Consistent Data
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Recently we discovered an issue when entering data where the API would save the data and immediately refetch the data and would return stale data. We
Enjoying the Process
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I recently started playing Satisfactory. A game all about automation, efficiency, and reiterative improvement. You land on an alien planet and must begin gathering resources to [...] The post Enjoying the Process appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Siri Automations for Task Shortcuts
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What are Siri Shortcuts or Automations? Well, my bud Bailey explains it in this article. So go there and check that out first. And since he [...] The post Siri Automations for Task Shortcuts appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Siri Shortcuts for Task Automations
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People tend to find themselves doing daily, repetitive tasks that they find annoying or just take some time to do. Finding the most appropriate way to [...] The post Siri Shortcuts for Task Automations appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Practical Programmatic Testing Scopes
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The best way to improve stability and confidence in the programs we develop is to test what matters responsibly. This post analyzes what that means and ...
Choosing a WordPress Theme
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Choosing a theme for your WordPress site can be a daunting task, but this article will help guide you through the process. As you choose a
Running Automated Tests with Jenkins
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You will need a project set up in Jenkins with the tests that you want to run. For the project I worked on there was a [...
Chromium Developer Tools – Animations
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As a web developer, you are probably familiar with Chromium’s Developer Tools. These tools allow you to perform essential tasks such as viewing an
Using PDFTK to Fill PDFs
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Recently I had a task to auto-fill a PDF for a client to prevent them from the tedious work of filling them in individually. The way
Turn over the big rock first
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Leave no stone unturned. We all love writing optimized code, it can bring us so much joy, but if we follow the idiom aforementioned, we can
Product Launch – To The Moon!!
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New product development is probably the most well-known and researched practice in the tech industry. However, it is also one of the most poorly execute...
On The Testing of Code
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Every project benefits from code testing. This post gives a survey of common approaches to code testing and how they can be used in various types of pro...
Vue Tutorial: Some tips and tricks to help you become a Vue master
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Watch/Immediate Imagine you have a news application and you have a component to display an article, and in this component, you want to fetch an article
Applying Other Skills to Code
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I've spent over 10 years making a living as a professional musician. Singing, playing organ, and playing piano have been a large part of my life.
Statistics: Telling the Story
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Statistical analysis is about deriving insight from information. Information can be plentiful without being insightful. Sometimes we use sta
Things to look out for when switching from Couchbase SDK 2 to 3
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Recently I have been working on converting a rather large project from couchbase SDK 2 to couchbase SDK 3. I would like to share a major
Why I ask “dumb” questions
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Part of my current work involves quality assurance(QA) for the code that our team writes. When I started performing QA work, I wanted to understand each...
Browser Tab-Nabbing Security
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Recently many browsers increased security regarding web links. Often developers add the attribute target="blank" to open the link in a new tab. Some hac...
Vue + TypeScript & Debuggers
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Configuring debuggers to work with Vue + TypeScript is not easy. Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, information about this topic is minimal on ...
Keying data in NoSQL
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Most NoSQL databases are also key-value pair style databases that store your blob of data, be it JSON or something else, based on a specific key.
Auto Format Your Code with ESLint
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One of the many things that I like to do as a developer is to find ways to streamline and ease the process of doing my [...
Automating large Regression Test Suites with Postman and Newman
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Lately, our team has been streamlined the development of our larger systems by integrating our tests into an automated commit process. We have implemented a few [...] The post Automating large Regression Test Suites with Postman and Newman appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Keys to Workplace Wellness Part 3 – Spiritual Wellness
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Workplace Wellness In part one of "Keys to Workplace Wellness" I explained that to have a well rounded approach to wellness we must consider mental, emotional, [...] The post Keys to Workplace Wellness Part 3 – Spiritual Wellness appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Embracing Uncertainty
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Living In Uncertainty There’s a fascinating aspect of regular life that shows up in the development profession. It is something that normal people have an aversion [...] The post Embracing Uncertainty appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
How To: Object Detection — A fascinating application of AI
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Object Detection is just one interesting application of AI in the field of Computer Vision, but this technology has proven to be foundational to the modern era of computers, as society's needs have driven artificially intelligent technologies to become increasingly sophisticated. The post How To: Ob...
Using the Python Couchbase Client
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Python is a very powerful language for processing large amounts of data. There are many times when there is a code change on lower environments that [...] The post Using the Python Couchbase Client appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Hacking Google Chrome’s Search Engine Settings for Efficiency
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I have been sharing my usage of Google Chrome's search engine setting around our office for some time and now want to share how I use this feature, possibly in unintended ways, to be more efficient in many day-to-day navigation of websites and web applications. The post Hacking Google Chrome's Searc...
Adding Custom Code to a WordPress Site
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Have you ever been working on a WordPress site and wanted to add something and could not find a widget that did what you needed? Maybe [...] The post Adding Custom Code to a WordPress Site appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
The Importance of Team Building
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A couple of months ago, our team planned a retreat so that way we could get away for a bit. We rented a cabin up north [...] The post The Importance of Team Building appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
Gravitee Setup
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Setting up a new API As Seth said in a prior post, after we setup a Gravitee API gateway for a customer, we found that the [...] The post Gravitee Setup appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
CSS Animations
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CSS animations are a great way to make your site come alive and give it a next-level look and feel. There are a couple of main [...] The post CSS Animations appeared first on ckh|Consulting. ...
