In this video, we will be implementing an ImagePicker in our iOS Twitter Clone app, which will allow the user to select an image from their device's photo library or take a picture using their camera.

In this video, you will learn how to implement the "Follow" feature in our Twitter Clone app by creating the necessary API endpoints and integrating them into our frontend.

In this video, we will explore how to design and implement a FeedView in a mobile app.

In this video, we will demonstrate how to use POST requests to create and store new notes in an API and provide guidance on best practices for structuring and managing this data.

In this video, we will be creating a Notification model for our Twitter Clone app.

In this video, we will establish a relationship between users and tweets, and demonstrate how to fetch all tweets by a specific user.

In this video, we will focus on implementing the functionality of liking and unliking a tweet on the server-side.

In this video, the author talks about the importance of saving work while creating comics or manga. He also shares his personal experience of losing work and the lessons he learned from it. Finally, he offers practical tips on how to...

You will be able to understand the creation and working of the view to render an update of a customer record. They will get a refresher on the client- and server-side validation in the process. The completed application until this...

Completing this video will allow you to create a view that shows a customer with a specific ID and a message if that customer does not exist in the database.
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You will learn how to complete the coding for the GetCustomer Action methods (both GET and POST) for the Customer Controller.
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This clip is from the chapter "Coding Project Part 2: Consume the Web API Using an ASP.NET Core 3.1...

You will be able to understand the creation and working of the view to render an updated order record. You will get a refresher on the client- and server-side validation in the process. The completed application until this point is run...

This video builds the code for AddOrder action methods (GET and POST). You will be able to AddOrder (HTTPGET) action method to return a view for adding order and AddOrder (HTTPPOST) action method to add(insert) customer order details...

Here, we will discuss about an interesting package called the React Loading Skeleton that provides a skeleton structure until we receive a response from the app.

In this video, we will discuss about two concepts, the first being a toggle and how to delete the card when the recycle icon is clicked and the second concept we will discuss here is the infinite loop.

While creating our blog post in the last video, we encountered an error. In this video, we will focus on how to fix the error and understand creating and fetching objects for the project.

After creating the conditional authorization in the previous lesson, we will now create a blog post in the WriteNode application.

In this video, we will understand how to create the header for the WriteNode project with a login popup button. We will use the Event() for the login as conditional authorization.

In this lesson, we will focus on the configuration part of the Firebase app. We will also work on receiving the information from the Firestore.

In this lesson, we will begin with creating a section for the homepage and add the individual cards by importing the Postcard state from the components folder.

This demonstration video of another project called WriteNode, uses Firebase, React router DOM, to create the application. We will also understand about Skeleton.

The power-on self-test (POST) takes place every time a system starts. POST checks the system and communicates any problems it finds to the user.
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This video is a demonstration plus project work where we will create code based on the lessons learnt so far and link what we have studied in this course in terms of retrieving information using Python coding.
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Let's use Python coding to like and delete posts on Facebook, using the like_post() function and the delete_post() functions to delete the post.
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This clip is from the chapter "Facebook Automation" of the series "Social Media...