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What Are Custom Definitions in Google Analytics 4 (GA4)?

Many events in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) have fixed parameters that can be filled in automatically when they are called.

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Best Practices for Preventing SQL Injection in PHP

When users fill out forms on your website—like leaving a guestbook entry—it’s easy to assume their input is harmless. But what if someone tries to...

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What Is Hot Code Swapping in Java?

A drawback of Spring application development is that, unlike with an application server, changes made to the source code or bytecode aren’t...

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Server Communication in React: Axios vs Fetch API

Communicating with a web server is a classic side effect in a React application. For this reason, you place these requests not directly in the...

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Git Error Messages (Root Causes and Solutions)

In this blog post, explore the essence of a Git error message, the context where they can occur, and some possible root causes and solutions.

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What Is OpenHands?

OpenHands is an open-source AI assistant that goes beyond chat—offering hands-on file access, program compilation, and autonomous project management.

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How to Test Dynamic Bindings in Java

Dynamic binding in Java can feel like magic—but understanding how it works under the hood is key to mastering object-oriented programming.

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Understanding the Match Expression in PHP 8

With the match case distinction, PHP 8 actually brings a comparatively large innovation to basic programming functions.

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What Are Enums in Rust?

Enums are a powerful feature in Rust for defining types that can represent one of several possible variants.

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Temporal Functions in SQL

The topic of temporal functions covers date manipulations. In this blog post, we’ll inspect commonly used SQL functions in this category.

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Getting to Know JavaScript Variables

To solve a problem with an algorithm, it is in most cases necessary to store certain information temporarily. This is done via variables. These are...