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Dynamic Logging with Rookout & Dynatrace

The only thing better than one awesome (and extremely useful!) tech tool is an integration with another similarly great tool. That’s why we’ve been working on building up our collection of new integrations because our main goal, always, is to make developers’ lives easier. And we do that by allowing you to immediately get all the live data you need from Rookout straight to your favorite tool. And the next step in doing so?

How to use Perforce Helix Core + Unreal Engine 5

Learn how to use Perforce Helix Core source control in Unreal Engine 5 with this step-by-step tutorial from Jase Lindgren, Sales Engineer at Perforce. Source control is essential for teams using game engines, and Helix Core is designed to handle the many, large binary files that are involved in using a game engine.

New frameworks announced at WWDC 2022

If you yearn to write more declarative syntax like SwiftUI and level up your data visualization game, Swift Charts is made for you! Apple introduced a new framework that helps you easily work with charts and create gorgeous visualizations. The chart can be anything — from a line or bar chart to something advanced like a range plot, stream graph, heat map, or even a vector field plot.

Identity Verification and KYC in a Digital Age

Identity verification is a crucial step in ensuring someone is who they say they are. This idea is brought through digital identity verification. This reduces the effects of individuals from creating a fraudulent identity, engaging in fraud-related crimes, or acting without the permission of someone else. Organizations must detect the identity of an individual as they manage many prominent security issues like identity theft, data breaches, and fraudulent transactions.

TypeScript vs JavaScript: What's the Difference?

Typescript is a free-to-use programming language. This means that Typescript is a combination of JavaScript and other characteristics. Typescript is a superset of JavaScript, which means it contains all of the features of JavaScript plus a few more. JavaScript is an interpreted, lightweight programming language. It's a language for dynamic programming. JavaScript does not support multithreading or multiprocessing. It's used in web development to make HTML pages look better.

How to Handle Errors in React

Let's face it. Nobody wants to see a broken, empty page while surfing the web. It leaves you stranded and confused. You don't know what happened or what caused it, leaving you with a bad impression of the website. It is often better to communicate the error and let the user continue to use the app. The user will get less of a bad impression and can continue to use its features. In today's post, we'll go through different ways to handle errors in React applications.