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It's a 1-hour session where an expert teaches something they are excited about.

Linda Ojo is a product and icon designer with a passion for clear and concise visual communication.

They specialize in crafting custom icons and creating engaging digital experiences that help companies, brands, and entrepreneurs achieve their goals.

They work at Eaxum, the leading animation studio in Nigeria.

Take your icon design game to the next level.

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In this session,

Senior Software Engineer Anthony Alaribe will share his wealth of experience and teach you how to:

Monitor and analyze API usage and performance

Troubleshoot and debug API problems using a variety of tools and techniques

Document your APIs using a variety of formats, including OpenAPI and Swagger

He will show you the amazing things ApiToolkit can do.

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Pass your Javascript Recusion Interview.

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Integration testing is the process of testing how different components of a software system work together.

It is a crucial part of software development, but it can be challenging to perform in complex and dynamic environments.

Let's discuss how Docker provides a way to isolate and evaluate the interactions between different components in a controlled environment.

The event is on Friday, 29th September by 5:30p.m.

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Integration testing is the process of testing how different components of a software system work together.

It is a crucial part of software development, but it can be challenging to perform in complex and dynamic environments.

Let's discuss how Docker provides a way to isolate and evaluate the interactions between different components in a controlled environment.

The event is on Friday, 29th September by 5:30p.m.

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Conditional rendering is a powerful tool for creating dynamic and engaging user interfaces in React applications. It can be used to control what content is rendered and when, you can improve the user experience, simplify your code, and create more flexible and adaptable components.



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You can see the demo http://rufai.github.io/buildingx/random_bg_color.html.

In this tutorial, we will:

learn how computers understand the concept of colors
learn about the hexadecimal system and its usefulness to computers
learn how to separate concerns in your code
explore to the world of loops, arrays, and functions as used in JavaScript
use this new knowledge to generate colors in hexadecimal
introduce events in JavaScript
click a button in our HTML code to call our functions
change the body style background-color when the button is clicked



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Here are some general steps to consume a RESTful API:

1. Understand the API documentation: Before consuming a RESTful API, it is important to understand the API's documentation. The documentation should provide information on the API endpoints, request and response formats, authentication methods, rate limiting, and other relevant information.

2. Identify the endpoint: RESTful APIs typically expose resources through endpoints. Identify the endpoint that provides the data or functionality you need.

3. Choose an HTTP client library: You can use an HTTP client library like requests (Python), HttpClient (C#), or axios (JavaScript) to make requests to the API endpoints. Choose a client library that is compatible with the programming language you are using.

4. Make a request: Use the HTTP client library to make a request to the API endpoint. The request should include the necessary headers and parameters as specified in the API documentation.

5. Handle the response: Once you receive a response from the API, parse the data according to the response format specified in the API documentation. Handle any errors or exceptions that may occur during the process.

6. Authenticate: If the API requires authentication, you will need to include the appropriate credentials with your request. The authentication method should be specified in the API documentation.

7. Test the API: Before integrating the API into your application, test it thoroughly to ensure that it works as expected. Use a tool like Postman to test the API endpoints and validate the responses.

8. Integrate the API: Once you have tested the API and are satisfied with its functionality, integrate it into your application. You can use the same HTTP client library to make requests to the API endpoints from within your application.

Chiziaruhoma Ogbonda is a Mobile Engineer and Flutter/Dart Google Developer Expert with skills in Native Android/iOS development. He has built several SDKs for your favorite APIs.

In the session with Mustapha Rufai for, he will share how he does it.

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In computer programming, a function is a reusable block of code that performs a specific task. It is a self-contained unit of code that can be called from other parts of a program, and can be passed input values (called arguments or parameters) and return output values.

Functions are an essential building block in most programming languages, and they provide a way to break down a program into smaller, more manageable pieces of code. Functions can be used to perform a wide range of tasks, from simple calculations to complex operations, and can be used to build up more complex programs from simpler components.

Here's an example of a simple function in JavaScript that takes two parameters and returns their sum:

function addNumbers(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

In this example, addNumbers() is a function that takes two parameters, a and b, and returns their sum using the + operator. The function can be called from other parts of the program, like this:

let result = addNumbers(2, 3);

In this example, the value of result would be 5, which is the sum of 2 and 3 passed in as arguments to the addNumbers() function.

Functions can be used to perform many different kinds of tasks, from simple calculations to complex data processing and manipulation. They provide a way to encapsulate code into reusable units, and make programs easier to understand and maintain.


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React components can be either functional or class-based. Functional components are simpler and take in data (props) and return UI elements. Class-based components have more features, including a state object that allows them to store and manage data over time.

React components are a fundamental part of the React framework and are used extensively in React applications to build dynamic, scalable, and modular user interfaces.

React components offer several benefits that make them a popular choice for building user interfaces.

Here are some of the key benefits of using React components:

1. Reusability: React components are reusable building blocks that can be used across multiple pages or applications. This makes it easy to build complex user interfaces with a modular architecture and reduces the amount of code duplication.

2. Maintainability: React components are modular and encapsulated, which makes them easier to maintain and update. Changes to a single component will not affect other components in the application, which reduces the risk of bugs and makes it easier to add new features.

3. Composability: React components are composable, which means that you can build complex user interfaces by combining smaller, simpler components together. This allows you to build a UI that is easy to reason about, test, and maintain.

4. Performance: React uses a virtual DOM to efficiently update the UI when the state of the application changes. This makes React applications faster and more responsive, particularly for larger and more complex applications.

5.Customization: React components can be customised with props, which allows you to reuse the same component with different data and styles. This makes it easier to build consistent user interfaces that are customizable to your specific needs.

6.Testability: React components are easy to test because they have a clear interface and a well-defined set of inputs and outputs. This makes it easier to write automated tests and ensures that your application is reliable and bug-free.

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Here are the general steps to create components in React:


1. Plan your components: Before writing any code, it's important to plan out the components you'll need for your application. Consider what functionality each component will provide and how they will interact with each other.

2. Create a new React project: Use a tool like Create React App to create a new React project.

3. Create a new component: In your project's file structure, create a new directory for your component and create a new file for the component. In the file, import React and define a new functional or class component.

4. Define the component's functionality: In the component's function or class definition, define the functionality that the component will provide. This can include rendering JSX elements, handling user events, and managing component state.

5. Export the component: Export the component from the file so it can be used in other parts of your application.

6. Use the component: In other parts of your application, import the component and use it in JSX markup.

Repeat for other components: Repeat these steps to create additional components for your application.

import "./style.css";

import {useState} from 'react'

function HowToPlay() {

  
  const [toggle, updateToggle] = useState(false);
  
  return (
    <section id="htp">

      <button onClick={ () => updateToggle(!toggle) }>How to play </button>
      { toggle && <p>
        To get under way, click 'Xutini is a programming school'.
      </p> }
    </section>
  );
}

export default HowToPlay;

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