Category Archives: Codango® Blog
Blockchain for Charity and Non-Profits: Revolutionizing Social Impact through Transparency and Open Source Innovation
Abstract Blockchain technology, combined with NFTs and open source funding, is transforming how charitable organizations operate. This post explores how transparency, efficiency, decentralization, and community-driven models empower non-profits to drive Continue reading Blockchain for Charity and Non-Profits: Revolutionizing Social Impact through Transparency and Open Source Innovation
Adding Dynamic Lighting Effects with SVG Filters
SVG filters aren’t just about blurs — they can simulate light, shadow, and depth directly in your code. Using primitives like and, you can create UI elements and visuals that Continue reading Adding Dynamic Lighting Effects with SVG Filters
Getting Started with SVG Filters: A Visual Playground in Code
SVG filters are one of the most powerful and underused tools in modern front-end development. They allow you to apply stunning graphical effects like blurs, lighting, and texture — all Continue reading Getting Started with SVG Filters: A Visual Playground in Code
How to Align List Items to the Top of Fieldsets Using CSS?
Introduction Aligning list items in HTML can sometimes be tricky, especially when dealing with certain elements like <fieldset> and <legend>. In this article, we will explore how to adjust the Continue reading How to Align List Items to the Top of Fieldsets Using CSS?
Unlock Your Twitch Bot’s Potential: The Ultimate OAuth2 Guide
Hey developers! If you’re looking to build a Twitch bot that can interact with chat, perform moderation actions, or access user data, you’ll need to navigate the world of Twitch Continue reading Unlock Your Twitch Bot’s Potential: The Ultimate OAuth2 Guide
Running Laravel Seeders before tests
Photo by Christian Joudrey on Unsplash Overview In this post, we’ll break down a custom Laravel service provider I wrote to solve a common but tricky problem: ensuring a fixed, Continue reading Running Laravel Seeders before tests
Funding Open Source Innovation: Empowering Sustainable Maintenance and Development
Abstract In this post, we explore the evolving landscape of open source funding, with a focus on sustainable maintenance and developer support. We delve into historical perspectives, core models such Continue reading Funding Open Source Innovation: Empowering Sustainable Maintenance and Development
What’s Next for SEO? How AI Is Unlocking New Possibilities
If you’ve been using AI to help with SEO — writing content, generating metadata, fixing crawl issues — you’ve probably noticed how much easier things have gotten. But what you may not have seen Continue reading What’s Next for SEO? How AI Is Unlocking New Possibilities
How to Manage Polymorphic Associations in SQL Efficiently?
Introduction to Polymorphic Associations in SQL Managing relationships in relational databases often results in complex scenarios, especially when one entity can be associated with multiple other entities. A classic case Continue reading How to Manage Polymorphic Associations in SQL Efficiently?
Amazon Q Developer “Quack The Code” Challenge: NL TaskLogger with Ollama
This is a submission for the Amazon Q Developer “Quack The Code” Challenge: Crushing the Command Line What I Built TaskLogger is a simple yet practical command-line tool that helps Continue reading Amazon Q Developer “Quack The Code” Challenge: NL TaskLogger with Ollama
A versatile tool for previewing and fine-tuning AI-generated frontend code — CodeFlux
CodeFlux A versatile tool for previewing and fine-tuning AI-generated frontend code, an online platform for running and publishing frontend code, and an open-source alternative to codepen, jsbin, jsfiddle, etc. GitHub: Continue reading A versatile tool for previewing and fine-tuning AI-generated frontend code — CodeFlux
Backend Development Demystified: From Structure to Real-Life APIs
So yeah, let’s discuss what backend is, why it matters, what a typical backend structure looks like, what OAuth is, how your database choice affects things, and why having a Continue reading Backend Development Demystified: From Structure to Real-Life APIs
Intro to Calypso
Calypso is a post-quantum secure cryptographic system for conveyance and storage of confidential business information. I thought this would be a good time to give a general impression of what Continue reading Intro to Calypso
How to Ensure ‘set +x’ is Called After a Bash Function?
When working with Bash scripts, especially those that run commands taking a long time, having debugging enabled with set -x can provide insights on command execution. However, if a command Continue reading How to Ensure ‘set +x’ is Called After a Bash Function?
